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Normally I have in the past been one that rarely upgrades but just builds a new system. Due to cost of components today and the overall inflation rate that is lessening the hobby budget spending amount considering a CPU upgrade from a 12th gen 12700k to a 14th gen 14700k or 14900k if the black Friday sale prices give decent discounts on the 14th gen sku's. Figure this and a 50 series GPU upgrade will stretch this build out for another solid two to three years and save a few dollars doing so.
Happy Saturday Jason! BTW: I picked up that Kit of RGB DDR5 CL 30 Memory for my Main Gaming Rig Yesterday! Installed It Last Night & Bonus: I didn't even have to Reset XMP/EXPO in the BIOS! The Profile 1 was still there!!!
7900xtx 7800x3d (bought on prime day) B650 tomahawk 64gb 6000mhz cl30 (i saw your video on mhz and cl super informative!) This is my second build and unbelievably better built because of the information i had mostly from your channel. Thank you for your hard work Jason!
Got the same but with the x670e version of the tomahawk for the extra nvme slot and PCIE gen 5. Its been an amazing system over the last year for me, wish you the best with yours.
I feel like devs rely on upscaling features like fsr/dlss in order to run these games on high/ultra settings. Less gimmicks and more game optimization, please.
yep pretty much, check out threatinteractives videos breaking down optimization issues in ue5 including nanite actually tanking performance not improving it lol
Ya people love to gush over fake frames even though it makes a noticeable difference in like 10 games. Way more worth it for me to spend $930 with a discount coupon on a 7900XTX than $800+ more on a 4090.
@@smileydude12 Do you even know what upscaling is? It's not what you are describing here. you are describing frame gen, and jumping over to RT all of a sudden. That got nothing to do with upscaling.
Jason, I've been subscribed for maybe 2-3 years now but I just have to stop and say you've been KI**ING IT! You are my go-to when it comes to shopping for a build. I love to see content providers such as yourself creating success and you deserve everything that comes your way. Thanks for you and your team's hard work.
I am 59. 1080p is mind blowing to those of us who remember when 'Asteriods' was state of the art, computer games were a new concept, and most arcade games were pinball. Honestly my trusty old RX 580 is great for all of the games I play on it. But did upgrade to RX 7600. It was a want, not a need.
Went 8700k and 6700xt since 2019 for 1080 high sets. Sold it all, now i am ready to make a move to 1440p high, happy waiting for 5070 and intel lunar lake.
I remember 4-5 years ago when I upgraded my PC that I found a very wholesome guy on a youtube channel talking about PC parts and gaming recommendations. Gotta' say the production value increased so much over the years I wasn't 100% sure I found you again until you recommended High instead of Ultra as a general SP gaming rule 😅 I still game by that mantra. Keep up the incredible work!
If history repeats itself 9800x3D will be 350. In a year. Which should make the 7800x3d cheaper but it never happens that way. For some reason older stuff spikes in price making it more irrelevant.
@@bobjohnson6131 I agree, it just never happens that way. Look at the history of all old tec, drops to a nice low price, next gen comes out then old tec spikes to ridiculous price. Been on a rinse and repeat cycle like this for as long as I can remember. I never said it made sense.
The irony that dlls requires more VRAM but nvidia doesnt put enough of it on the cards that would benefit the most, inorder to upsell the higher cards.
Ray Tracing and Frame Generation use on average 1.5-2GB each ……. DLSS thou doesn’t use more, often a little less vram as you’re using a lower resolution to upscale to.
2 years ago, I walked into Costco and bought a $2000 gaming PC for $900! The PC was a display model with a dented case that looked like it had fun with a forklift! The computer actually works fine! I banged out the dents and repainted the case! The system has an I7 CPU and a Rtx 3080 GPU!😊
Hi Jason just wanted to say thank you man, that I’ve assembled a PC first time myself (even though I’m a software engineer never done it before) all thanks to your buy recommendations and assemble instructions. And I have literally become a child again, that magic is back, I’ve learned so much more, played so much more titles that I wanted to play for 10 years that I couldn’t have done on my ps4 and ps5, but first of all, your tips were 100% accurate and very practical, nobody is doing such useful content for a regular Joe that wants to build a PC himself. I appreciate your “current market situation” and “how to choose a …” videos. You’re doing a God’s job, dude. Down to earth, honest man you are. Can’t stop watching your channel now, recommending to all my friends of course! Build my rig in may 2024 with ryzen 7600 and RX 6800, happy AF! Love from Ukraine and Italy
little over a month in with my new PC, 7900xt Ryzen 7600 32gb DDR5. Make the move console friends you wont regret it one bit. Great time to get in with Steam sale's for games and Christmas time.
I’ve played pc games at 1080p and do notice the difference between using DLSS and FSR. Saying that, playing at higher resolutions like 1440p and 4K, the difference is very negligible in most instances 💪😇👍😉
I bet you $5 dollars , if you put that guy in front of two monitors he couldn't tell the difference either!! With people like that guy, this is why GPU prices are where they are right now,. Just having the perception of better is enough to sway people. Making less competition.
Wrong in most cases, you can tell an AMD form an NVidia GPU. Nvidia tends to have a more vibrant and crisp colour, over the Radeon, which tends to be blander in colour and flicker at the edges of frames. Also he forgets he will use a Nvidia gpu for rendering and editing his vidz. Why is that!!
@@marcusbrown3880 Nvidia is not good for rendering and editing. You're clueless. I do this for a living. Nvidia is barely compatible. Intel encoders work the best for editing and rendering.
Exactly. People just ask other people what to buy when building their first PC or upgrading & since Ngreedia is so popular they tell them to get one of those & over AMD or Intel. People are lazy & don't want to do their own research. I still don't fully trust Intel GPU's as their still working out some kinks but they are making good progress so give them another year or 2 & they'll be much more competitive in the GPU market.
@@KonglomeratYT Right about the encoders from intel cpu chipsets but were talking about gpu's. And Ngreedia is still better hands down than amd gpu's And i use both, for different scenarios. Also, stop being a troll. answering the very last part of an answer.
Great job this morning. Knocked it out of the park. And I did love hearing about your cats. And Mr Bear. So nice that you and your wife could provide such a nice environment for your cats. Rock on.
Moving from a 9700k to a 9800x3d. It will be a first time AMD build for me, and I’m optimistic. Keeping a 4080 unless 5000 series is a massive leap. RAM, cooler, MB will all be new. Best of luck to all the builders out there this season.
I moved to AMD last year. The same CPU 9700k to the AMD 7800x3d I couldn't be happier. You're going to love the AMD platform easy to cool. Simply amazing stuff. I don't think I'll ever go back to Intel 🏅💪
I just pulled the trigger on a Ryzen 7 7700x ($200 at Micro Center) and RX 7900xt ($650 on Amazon) for my new build. I don’t think you can beat that for the price. I’m very happy with it
I bought a prebuild on 2022 with a 2060. I know, but it was before I found this channel. I have been modifying my build ever since and this year I got a 1440 monitor, thanks to Jason advice.
As a noob, thanks for your advices. I live in UE, France , prices are really not the same here ( more expensif ) . I don't want to spend money on something i will regret . I need to make a configuration, i will continue to learn on your channel . Thanks again for the work .
I'm close to buying the rest if my build, already bought an ASUS ROG B650E-F motherboard and a kit of 32GB 6000Mhz CL30 RGB ram from Corsair at a nice discount. I'm still not sure if I'm going for a 7900XT or a 4070Ti Super. Eitherway, I'm probably going to buy an 8000XT card or a 5070Ti card when they come out. And of course pair it with a 9800X3D, can't wait for it to launch next week
Loved your sharing about Mr. Bear and the other kitties. I would definitely love a deeper dive into his story. Kudos also on naming one of the new kitties - Waffles. 😂👍 And of course thanks again for keeping us updated on the PC components and build situation! Take care!💙
My average pc buying experience: “I’m gonna buy the 7800x3d” 3 months later “I’m gonna buy the 7800x3d” Another 3 months “I’m gonna buy the 7800x3d” Another 6 months “I’m gonna buy the 7800x3d, wait a new 9800x3d omg imma wait for that instead” then the cycle continues lol, I do it with gpus too I was planning on getting a 40 series but now I see 50 series releasing soon so now I don’t want too 💀
W... Thanks for all your help and guidance recently, 90% there with the parts just need the 9800X3D and we're ready to build. Going to build with my 12yo's and get them some good experience! We Love Mr Bear!
I’m still rocking 2x gtx 980s with a R7 3800x. Thinking of finally upgrading the graphics card, do you think my older cpu will be able to keep going for a few more years?
The best deal as always is a 12th gen i3 cpu with 32 GB DDR4 and a 1 TB nvme for PC productivity apps and web surfing… and then a Nintendo Switch OLED for gaming.
Yeah to Jason point. I can play Starfield on 7900xtx native 4k, ultra setting and get 74 fps. When I cut on fsr that jumps to 120 fps and the game looks great.
My AMD Ryzen 7700 plus 3080ti upgraded early this year is ok for now. Just bought a more expensive Gigabyte X670 with 4 nvme slots - no more HDD. I just populated 3 nvme slots with 2Tb each. I reserved the pcie 5 for new nvme ssd (pcie 5) for future purchase.
I cleaned my 3070 today man she is cool and quit again deffo a Keeper together with a little 5600x my system will still get me through a few years. Next years AMD is what iam interested in but currently i get 60-90 FPS in av valhalla in ultra and 1440p and thats enough for me tbh. Ofc i would Like to have a 9800x3d with a 5090 but nah i Like my undervolted system. Its cool and quiet and doesnt make my Energy bill explode :)
My first PC Build when I knew almost nothing about all of this, and really needed one quick, was a 5600X paired with a 3070ti. After learning a bit more, the first thing I did was getting rid of the GPU just because of the low 8Gb of Vram. And really wanted a complete AMD system. Now my PC is a 5800X3D paired with a XFX 6950XT and 64GB ram. Really loving it.
I have a 5600X3D ($119 upgrade after selling the bundled board and RAM) Used 6700XT ($250 used summer 2023) OC to 6750XT clocks. $300 pro overclocking MSI Unify B550 board (open box $79) Used 4x8 32GB Samsung B-die RAM kit OC to 3800Mhz ($38 used) building it so cheap is half the fun
agreed. been doing that a lot, but in the UK, the used market has suddenly become horrible and you can't find a good deal anymore these days. people having the mindset of 'i know what i got' and still pricing their older cards higher than newer faster cards.
At lower resolutions FSR just breaks. Just try Horizon Zero Dawn with FSR Vs DLSS at 1440p. So many artefacts 😐 But I still agree on your AMD recommendation and that native resolution is king!
The PC I built a few years ago is all AMD and I'm super happy with it - 5600/6800XT Taichi. The 16 GB VRAM is great and it crushes every game I play at 1440p. Raytracing just isn't worth the performance hit for me, I'd rather get 165 FPS with no raytracing & high or ultra settings than 50 FPS with raytracing maxed out. I'm about to help my brother build his first custom PC with all AMD parts - 7600(X)/7900XT. FPS & VRAM are #1 for me and I'd rather support AMD than Intel or nVidia anyway.
I recently upgraded my ryzen 3600 to a 5700x3d, my 5700xt to a 7900xt and my ram was 16bg 3200 to 32gb 3600 cl 16. Cost me less than 800 because of some amazing sales. This pc should last me till AM6 platform 2 more gpu generations
There's also tons of graphics settings that do virtually nothing, so find an "optimized FPS" video guide for the games you play and turn on those settings. There's all kinds of settings you can turn down and have the game look nearly indistinguishable from "ultra" or high settings, but with 40-50% more FPS. That's how I got Helldivers 2 and Cyberpunk 2077 to go from ~40-50 FPS on a 1080ti/3700X at 1080p to ~80-90 FPS.
To clear this out I kindly suggesst you to do a similar video of Linus's, set up two PCs, one with FSR and the other one with DLSS and set people to choose the better :) I love your content btw
I was originally waiting for the AMD 8000 series but with the CEO confirming they will not have high-end cards and their highest 8800 will only have 256-bit bus, I decided to pull the trigger on the good sale prices of the 7900 XT with 320-bit bus and 20gb VRAM which helps a lot since I run VR and 45" LG Ultragear 240hz OLED, I replaced a RTX 4070 that was getting 90 FPS on fully modded Asetto Corsa to now 200+ FPS with the 7900 XT OC White Phantom, that I got for $630 and two free games. You are spot on, that raw power I just get high FPS without DLSS.
I have a 3080 10GB that I bought late last year for a little over $300 to tide me over until 5000 series/8000 series cards come out early next year. The 10GB is not ideal but for the games I play for now it's been fine for me and for that price used (on ebay) it was a big enough upgrade over my old vaunted 1080 that I went ahead and bought it as a stop-gap. I don't really play games at high enough res. to push the 10GB cap but I know I will sooner or later (and by the time I'm really feeling the pains of this card's low VRAM cap hopefully something like a good used 4070 ti super or something will be down a few hundred $ from where it is now (which would make it much more appealing.) Thanks for your always great videos, best in the biz!
If you are facing a CPU bottleneck, why would you turn up settings? That won't make things run faster. Simple solution is to cap FPS. If your max FPS with that CPU is not sufficient for you, there are CPU heavy specific settings that you can turn down. Depending on the game whether it gives you that level of control and indicates which settings are more CPU intensive.
Hello sir, Greetings from india....you are such humble and nice guy and i have learned alot by watching your videos...thanks for all the work you doing for us ...The last part of the video with your two assistant made my day...thanks alot,🙏🙌
I know this is a long shot but would love to see a special MSFS 2024 edition of your show after the sim launches in a few weeks to build the bottom - mid and best system for the game with Black Friday deals out at the same time!! I may upgrade my RAM to 64GB if needed, see how their multi core performance is working and so on.. Thanks!!!
A stray cat showed up looking like she swallowed a bowling ball a couple of decades ago and gave birth the next morning. One of the kittens was special. He was the first to explore, was all black, and looked like a miniature bear which became his name. I miss his head butts. Black cats are wonderful!
His analyses pretty much says it all. Numbers don't lie...amd is the way to go. There are so many videos showing how amd is the better price to performance gpu. Can you find as many for nvidia?? I don't think so. 7700xt owner here and i am happy with it. No problems and i didnt spend an arm and a leg for it. Only alan wake 2 gives me sucky results but i can run cyberpunk no problem on 1440p.
I find that the results of your poll regarding what gamers want in a card to be very interesting. Thing is that I am primarily I simply racing gamer. Most of the content creators that focus on sim race tend to choose the Nvidia graphics cards. That’s why I feel like I’ve got to get my hands on the best Nvidia card I can.
While I appreciate and love your videos, advice and excitement for computers, could you do a video for us people who are looking for a solid build for MMORPG (specifically World of Warcraft). Thanks much and keep up the fantastic work!!
The great news is any of my recommended builds will run WOW well, its just a matter of the settings you want and resolution you desire, but the same recommendations apply with that game to our builds. I'm a WOW player myself from way back.
I'm so excited to jump on the 9800x3D as an upgrade from my 9700k. My coffee lake is getting Future Gohaned in all of the new games no matter if I overclock it enough lmao. I'll drag my 6600xt untill January though since I want to wait and see since I've haven't had any issues so far. Also 6750xt for 299 goes kinda crazy lol.
Hello! Jason and comunity! Just to say awesome video as aleays! I bought the pc with the 7600X and 7900 GRE, and its a beast! I dont use games like Cyberpunk (Im like mmm maybe in future) but games like Space Marine 2, Helldivers 2, Warzone its Awesome! They play awsome i love my Build! Now im looking for upgrade the fans for the Reverse (just for the i want to look the fron not the back of the fan 😅)
I'm so glad I ran across your channel you have helped me so much with everything plus I'm from New Orleans so supporting your work makes it even better lol
If there is a huge discount on 5700x3d I may pick it up, or maybe a nice big 4 tb ssd. BTW, could you do a vid on keeping multiple storage drives + cloud storage in an organized state? Maybe some software advice, as well as looking after potential upcoming drive failures?
That tip about the 5700x3D was very helpful, Thank you so much for your videos, you explain things very well. I've been watching for a while now and you're my go too PC Builder 💯
I went with the Newegg $330 deal, it isn't an upgrade for me, because I have a 5700g on an itx, so my computer is getting bigger, but it will put me in the AM5 arena to upgrade later if I need, and also provides me a pcie slot to add some USB c ports on the back of my computer. I'll be able to sell all of my am4 components for about $400 on ebay, which will pay for my cpu fan but I'll have to pay taxes. I think now is the time to switch to AM5 if you're on the AM4 platform, because you can sell your hardware before the holiday season while people are shopping, and after this winter it will be hard to sell AM4 as easily with 9000 around the corner, and everyone being broke in this economy.
Great great vid as always. Nvidea is a marketing genius because that is what DLSS is about. Since I have come to the channel I've confirmed what I thought Vram over FPS and that is not to dismiss FPS but your comparisons with cards bear that out. Your technical prowess is what sets you apart and it has helped a great deal. Love Mr Bear keep up the good work & yes to VLOG
I think the huge misconception is that the numbers show at @8:00 doesn't have upscaling turned on. 4K Resolution upscaled actually looks crisp and is more than worth it. Especially with the release of OptiScaler that has Frame Gen support. I believe it would be great information to showcase upscaling features as well. This way, most viewers will understand what features come with the money they are about to put up.
I noticed you didn't have power efficiency in your polls, this is pretty important to me since it costs around 0.55 cents per kWh where I live. If for example paying extra $100 for a similar performance GPU saves me that money over the course of 1 of 2 years, I'd do that.
When the $1600+ 4090 cant do 4k 60 natively on some of the new games its just bad time. Just save some money and go midrange and use aggressive upscaling with a 1440p resolution until the GPUs catch up. Devs are building games with performance upscaling in mind sucky time if you like to crank settings max.
I recently had to upgrade my gpu from a 6650xt to a 7800xt on a 5800x3d setup because the first descendant would constantly crashed out on medium low settings whenever I did 400% runs. The difference is night and day and cost to performance is way more important than pixel peeking imho.
7900xt TUF x 7800x3d b650 plus TUF motherboard t create expert 32gb 6000mhz first full desktop build - crushes anything i've put in its path mainly play cod but have tested on many single player titles as well.
Hi Jason, thanks always for the videos. I just wanted to ask if you'd consider handling the topic power consumption comparison between NVIDIA and AMD with single/multiple monitor setup in consideration. You could also perhaps add this as an option in a poll you put up next!
Temps and "acceptable limits" i have not had a system that ran well over a few years running 75-90°c, just because something can handle 100°c doesnt mean its fine to near max that. Alarming amount of people seem to think 95°c is fine cuz thats what it runs out of the box. Those lower priced Asrock's runs like the sun and while you saved money, who knows what it killed off in the process of dying, you have saved so little compared to the problems that can occur, more heat more problems, and less performance. Same with PSU not running enough watt above what youre pushing, youre almost always gonna land on 850w in a modern system since you really want that 20% over the top of estimated draw. Now you CAN budget run a 750w if you have ~700w useage, but would you recommend that, i hope not without cautionary tales. Depends on how long you plan to have a system that works as intended. I always build for 4-6+ years with a GPU swap down the line ensure plenty of PSU room. In my book if you have motherboard nowadays on AM5 or Socket 1700 that you might aswell go for a board that isnt on meltdown temps at longer game hours. The problem is you cant get a scrapped for features motherboard with good Vram and build quality and chipset because R&D exsists, same with some manufacturers not selling motherboards without Wifi, cuz the damn thing wont sell on its own, forcing an extra payment on the board, you dont get features for free, you just dont. Features you dont want or need? Absolutely. Ray tracing is another example of R&D price you pay, would you turn it on below a 4070ti super? Maybe, should you? No absolutely not, as it will murder the performance. Upscaling (DLSS,FSR) is good i suppose on all GPU's, and UE5 is an insane engine that can optimize very well, question is will the developer. I mean if you go absolutely low key performance bang for buck, and just get a 4070 something or a 7800xt with a 850w while the rest is just there to barely make them functional. The cheapest motherboard, i3 14100f or an AM4 non-X or non-X3d, $20-30 Pc case, 16-32gb DDR4 RAM depending on OS, stock CPU cooler, bronze PSU, sure its budget, you might save $400-600, but i wouldn't expect that to survive 2 years without something horrible going wrong especialy if you let BIOS and GPU default OC itself, i would most likely hold off from running XMP profiles aswell ! Buy cheap buy twice and GPU's are not cheap enough for that to make much sense these days imo. If youre very careful.. and lucky, it might live until you can re-do this again when you need a new GPU, as the remaining components now are so dated they cannot be bought for cheaper than current hardware. But seriously make sure not to have a single thing overclocked from factory settings or otherwise on a budget, you cannot afford to help it along into the grave. Unless the budget says its unavoidable, do not do it.
i own a RX 7800XT. I did notice some shimmer for FSR. it is noticeable at times, for certain games. DLSS supposedly based on reviews with youtube showing the results does not have as obvious a shimmer as FSR does. so when they say dlss is superior to fsr, they aren't wrong for saying so.
I do use a 3060 12GB for 1440p AAA gaming. Economy is rough ATM and all I could afford to upgrade my 1070ti. I needed DLSS and alike in tech. As much as the 1070ti was powerful enough its support was lacking. (£255/340$) mid 2024. Didnt want the 4060 due to its lack of bus size and VRAM.
Yeah the cad pricing gets me everytime. I’m currently in the process of deciding to buy prebuilt or build my own. I keep watching these videos but my builds cause of cad pricing drives up my cost
@@trentrideout4713 I share your Pain! Taxes alone account for: $50.00 - $100.00 added to the Final Price! But please Build Your Own, as the 'Pre-Builds' surely have the building costs/hrs. factored into the Price & the Satisfaction you get from a 'Successful Build'; Be It your 1st or your 10th etc. cannot be measured in any $$$ Amount!!
@@PCBuilderChannel Yes, that RGB DDR5 CL 30 Memory Kit is probably going to be my Last Purchase for a while! I got Snow Tires to put on & Xmas coming up, so No Black Friday for me!!!
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What Black Friday deals are you looking for? What are you looking to upgrade or build? What games are you excited about? Tell your story in a new comment below!
Normally I have in the past been one that rarely upgrades but just builds a new system.
Due to cost of components today and the overall inflation rate that is lessening the hobby budget spending amount considering a CPU upgrade from a 12th gen 12700k to a 14th gen 14700k or 14900k if the black Friday sale prices give decent discounts on the 14th gen sku's.
Figure this and a 50 series GPU upgrade will stretch this build out for another solid two to three years and save a few dollars doing so.
Happy Saturday Jason! BTW: I picked up that Kit of RGB DDR5 CL 30 Memory for my Main Gaming Rig Yesterday! Installed It Last Night & Bonus: I didn't even have to Reset XMP/EXPO in the BIOS! The Profile 1 was still there!!!
hoping for a 4070 ti super deal, currently running 3060 ti but it's not enough for PCVR that i'm fully happy with.
when does it start ?
Jason, did you get my Post from Thursday, Re: 'Neighborhood Cats'??
7900xtx
7800x3d (bought on prime day)
B650 tomahawk
64gb 6000mhz cl30 (i saw your video on mhz and cl super informative!)
This is my second build and unbelievably better built because of the information i had mostly from your channel.
Thank you for your hard work Jason!
Congrats on your build!! So glad we could help. Show off a build pic if you like on threads/twitter @pcbuilderjason
iv got the same hardware. And am confident I wont need to upgrade for a couple years👍
Sexy af
Got the same but with the x670e version of the tomahawk for the extra nvme slot and PCIE gen 5. Its been an amazing system over the last year for me, wish you the best with yours.
Should have got the XtXXXTTTXXTTTTTXXXXXX the one all the AMD shills said would outperform the 4090 ,,,,, :)
I feel like devs rely on upscaling features like fsr/dlss in order to run these games on high/ultra settings. Less gimmicks and more game optimization, please.
yep pretty much, check out threatinteractives videos breaking down optimization issues in ue5 including nanite actually tanking performance not improving it lol
Ya people love to gush over fake frames even though it makes a noticeable difference in like 10 games. Way more worth it for me to spend $930 with a discount coupon on a 7900XTX than $800+ more on a 4090.
Hell xts are 650 right now@@smileydude12
you are welcome to go ahead and optimise a 600,000 thousand code-line 3d engine, I am sure they will be grateful :)
@@smileydude12 Do you even know what upscaling is? It's not what you are describing here. you are describing frame gen, and jumping over to RT all of a sudden. That got nothing to do with upscaling.
Jason, I've been subscribed for maybe 2-3 years now but I just have to stop and say you've been KI**ING IT! You are my go-to when it comes to shopping for a build. I love to see content providers such as yourself creating success and you deserve everything that comes your way. Thanks for you and your team's hard work.
Thank you for the kind words! We're glad you enjoy the content!
Seconding this! Incredible buying advice.
Jason loves what he does
I am 59. 1080p is mind blowing to those of us who remember when 'Asteriods' was state of the art, computer games were a new concept, and most arcade games were pinball.
Honestly my trusty old RX 580 is great for all of the games I play on it. But did upgrade to RX 7600. It was a want, not a need.
Just like I want the rtx 5090 and 9800X3D
@@aXDroptimus thats my next build lol
@@Juice_47 hell yeah brother!
@@Juice_47that's gonna cost both of your kidneys
Galaga took it to the next level!
Went all AMD on my build 3 years ago. 5950x 6900xt, and I'm happy with it.
Belated congrats on your build!!!
Went 8700k and 6700xt since 2019 for 1080 high sets. Sold it all, now i am ready to make a move to 1440p high, happy waiting for 5070 and intel lunar lake.
Hey, wait! That's my build parts 😅
@@1sonyzz Currently sitting on a wish list of AMD parts - ditching Nvidia after 20 years of PC building.
What AMD parts are you eyeing up @@calmhorizons
How refreshing. Someone who actually knows about which they are talking, without a bunch of nonsense padding the length of the video.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed
I remember 4-5 years ago when I upgraded my PC that I found a very wholesome guy on a youtube channel talking about PC parts and gaming recommendations.
Gotta' say the production value increased so much over the years I wasn't 100% sure I found you again until you recommended High instead of Ultra as a general SP gaming rule 😅
I still game by that mantra. Keep up the incredible work!
Hey thats awesome!! We sure have come a long way and I'm so glad you found us again.
My deepest condolences about Zena!!........Good thing that Mr. Bear is there...he's such a lovely cat!!
Thank you!
Remember when the 7800x3d was steal at $350
Good times 😊😊😊
Fingers crossed it gets back there.
If history repeats itself 9800x3D will be 350. In a year. Which should make the 7800x3d cheaper but it never happens that way. For some reason older stuff spikes in price making it more irrelevant.
It should drop down. With 9800x3d pricing at $450 would make no sense for 7800x3d to stay at current price at microcenter 😅
@@bobjohnson6131it would make sense to stay at that price because there’s only limited quantity for the 7800x3d
@@bobjohnson6131 I agree, it just never happens that way. Look at the history of all old tec, drops to a nice low price, next gen comes out then old tec spikes to ridiculous price. Been on a rinse and repeat cycle like this for as long as I can remember. I never said it made sense.
The irony that dlls requires more VRAM but nvidia doesnt put enough of it on the cards that would benefit the most, inorder to upsell the higher cards.
Exactly!
Ray Tracing and Frame Generation use on average 1.5-2GB each ……. DLSS thou doesn’t use more, often a little less vram as you’re using a lower resolution to upscale to.
I’m so sorry about Xena. I know your pain.
Thank you for adopting from a shelter, as well. I’m glad Mr. Bear won’t be too lonely. ❤
Thank you, I appreciate that. And absolutely!
2 years ago, I walked into Costco and bought a $2000 gaming PC for $900! The PC was a display model with a dented case that looked like it had fun with a forklift! The computer actually works fine! I banged out the dents and repainted the case! The system has an I7 CPU and a Rtx 3080 GPU!😊
Hi Jason just wanted to say thank you man, that I’ve assembled a PC first time myself (even though I’m a software engineer never done it before) all thanks to your buy recommendations and assemble instructions. And I have literally become a child again, that magic is back, I’ve learned so much more, played so much more titles that I wanted to play for 10 years that I couldn’t have done on my ps4 and ps5, but first of all, your tips were 100% accurate and very practical, nobody is doing such useful content for a regular Joe that wants to build a PC himself. I appreciate your “current market situation” and “how to choose a …” videos. You’re doing a God’s job, dude. Down to earth, honest man you are. Can’t stop watching your channel now, recommending to all my friends of course! Build my rig in may 2024 with ryzen 7600 and RX 6800, happy AF! Love from Ukraine and Italy
Congrats on your build and thank you so much for the amazing feedback! It truly means the world to me
Love the cat update! No offence, but Mr Bear is THEE reason I subbed to this channel. 😸
That's the best reason!
little over a month in with my new PC, 7900xt Ryzen 7600 32gb DDR5. Make the move console friends you wont regret it one bit. Great time to get in with Steam sale's for games and Christmas time.
Nice!
The best part about this video aside from the useful info, the cats. 🐾💗
Always its the cats! (;
I’ve played pc games at 1080p and do notice the difference between using DLSS and FSR. Saying that, playing at higher resolutions like 1440p and 4K, the difference is very negligible in most instances 💪😇👍😉
I will not be extorted by any of these clowns, not paying any jacked up prices, and not buying ANYTHING that says Nvidia on it. Cheers.
That’s what I said when the 7800x3d was 370$ now it’s 470 and I’m just going to buy the 9800x3d lool
I shop from the open box bin at MC. Lol.
Nice I can't wait to buy a 5070 to go with my 3070 and 4070.
RyZEN 5070 XTI SUPER WAZAAAAAAAAAAA 🗣🔥🔥🔥
Then you’re probably not streaming.
I bet you $5 dollars , if you put that guy in front of two monitors he couldn't tell the difference either!! With people like that guy, this is why GPU prices are where they are right now,. Just having the perception of better is enough to sway people. Making less competition.
Wrong in most cases, you can tell an AMD form an NVidia GPU. Nvidia tends to have a more vibrant and crisp colour, over the Radeon, which tends to be blander in colour and flicker at the edges of frames.
Also he forgets he will use a Nvidia gpu for rendering and editing his vidz. Why is that!!
@marcusbrown3880 what are you smoking and let me have some!
@@marcusbrown3880 Nvidia is not good for rendering and editing. You're clueless. I do this for a living. Nvidia is barely compatible. Intel encoders work the best for editing and rendering.
Exactly. People just ask other people what to buy when building their first PC or upgrading & since Ngreedia is so popular they tell them to get one of those & over AMD or Intel. People are lazy & don't want to do their own research. I still don't fully trust Intel GPU's as their still working out some kinks but they are making good progress so give them another year or 2 & they'll be much more competitive in the GPU market.
@@KonglomeratYT Right about the encoders from intel cpu chipsets but were talking about gpu's. And Ngreedia is still better hands down than amd gpu's
And i use both, for different scenarios.
Also, stop being a troll. answering the very last part of an answer.
Great job this morning. Knocked it out of the park. And I did love hearing about your cats. And Mr Bear. So nice that you and your wife could provide such a nice environment for your cats. Rock on.
Thank you! Really appreciate that
Moving from a 9700k to a 9800x3d. It will be a first time AMD build for me, and I’m optimistic. Keeping a 4080 unless 5000 series is a massive leap. RAM, cooler, MB will all be new.
Best of luck to all the builders out there this season.
I moved to AMD last year. The same CPU 9700k to the AMD 7800x3d I couldn't be happier. You're going to love the AMD platform easy to cool. Simply amazing stuff. I don't think I'll ever go back to Intel 🏅💪
Thank you for the pc25 code. I used it on both my kids build.
Glad I could help!!!!
10 year Mr. Bear birthday extravaganza origin story documentary ftw!
haha yes!
The best GPU value is a second hand 3090 for $250-$300
I just pulled the trigger on a Ryzen 7 7700x ($200 at Micro Center) and RX 7900xt ($650 on Amazon) for my new build. I don’t think you can beat that for the price. I’m very happy with it
I bought a prebuild on 2022 with a 2060. I know, but it was before I found this channel.
I have been modifying my build ever since and this year I got a 1440 monitor, thanks to Jason advice.
That's awesome! Congrats on the monitor upgrade!
As a noob, thanks for your advices. I live in UE, France , prices are really not the same here ( more expensif ) . I don't want to spend money on something i will regret . I need to make a configuration, i will continue to learn on your channel . Thanks again for the work .
5800x and a 6950xt happy so far with it
I'm close to buying the rest if my build, already bought an ASUS ROG B650E-F motherboard and a kit of 32GB 6000Mhz CL30 RGB ram from Corsair at a nice discount. I'm still not sure if I'm going for a 7900XT or a 4070Ti Super. Eitherway, I'm probably going to buy an 8000XT card or a 5070Ti card when they come out. And of course pair it with a 9800X3D, can't wait for it to launch next week
Loved your sharing about Mr. Bear and the other kitties. I would definitely love a deeper dive into his story. Kudos also on naming one of the new kitties - Waffles. 😂👍
And of course thanks again for keeping us updated on the PC components and build situation! Take care!💙
Thank you! To be honest he was already named Waffles when we picked him at the shelter...but someone did a great job naming him so we kept it! (;
@@PCBuilderChannel great call!
My average pc buying experience:
“I’m gonna buy the 7800x3d”
3 months later
“I’m gonna buy the 7800x3d”
Another 3 months
“I’m gonna buy the 7800x3d”
Another 6 months
“I’m gonna buy the 7800x3d, wait a new 9800x3d omg imma wait for that instead” then the cycle continues lol, I do it with gpus too I was planning on getting a 40 series but now I see 50 series releasing soon so now I don’t want too 💀
Haha, yes. Just buy it when you want it. Tech moves too fast to do anything else!
W... Thanks for all your help and guidance recently, 90% there with the parts just need the 9800X3D and we're ready to build. Going to build with my 12yo's and get them some good experience! We Love Mr Bear!
Have a great time building!! Mr Bear says hello
I’m still rocking 2x gtx 980s with a R7 3800x. Thinking of finally upgrading the graphics card, do you think my older cpu will be able to keep going for a few more years?
Yes.
The best deal as always is a 12th gen i3 cpu with 32 GB DDR4 and a 1 TB nvme for PC productivity apps and web surfing… and then a Nintendo Switch OLED for gaming.
Im waiting for some juicy ssd price drops this holiday. I only had 1gb budgeted when i did my first build and now its time to upgrade 😊
SSDs are a big item that often has really good deals!!
would love to be able get an 8TB drive for less than 1million dollars some day
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X, 64 gb ram 3600,
RTX 4090... Runs a dream 👍
It was lovely to get an update on the kitties! ❤😸😸😸
Saved the important stuff for last (;
Yeah to Jason point. I can play Starfield on 7900xtx native 4k, ultra setting and get 74 fps. When I cut on fsr that jumps to 120 fps and the game looks great.
Thanks for sharing!
AWESOME!!! Another video from PCBUILDER!!!!
Thanks for tuning in!
I always look forward to your new videos and watch immediately...!
Thank you so much!! :)
Good job getting along with the kittens, Mr. Bear!
We are very proud of him (;
Long time no see, was beginning to worry.
Yes we took some time off around Halloween!
My AMD Ryzen 7700 plus 3080ti upgraded early this year is ok for now. Just bought a more expensive Gigabyte X670 with 4 nvme slots - no more HDD. I just populated 3 nvme slots with 2Tb each. I reserved the pcie 5 for new nvme ssd (pcie 5) for future purchase.
I cleaned my 3070 today man she is cool and quit again deffo a Keeper together with a little 5600x my system will still get me through a few years. Next years AMD is what iam interested in but currently i get 60-90 FPS in av valhalla in ultra and 1440p and thats enough for me tbh. Ofc i would Like to have a 9800x3d with a 5090 but nah i Like my undervolted system. Its cool and quiet and doesnt make my Energy bill explode :)
Last time I built a pc was 2020 when gpus where so hiked in price. Now seeing amazing cards for so cheap is insane to me
It’s crazy right!
My first PC Build when I knew almost nothing about all of this, and really needed one quick, was a 5600X paired with a 3070ti. After learning a bit more, the first thing I did was getting rid of the GPU just because of the low 8Gb of Vram. And really wanted a complete AMD system. Now my PC is a 5800X3D paired with a XFX 6950XT and 64GB ram. Really loving it.
Nice combo you got there!
I have a 5600X3D ($119 upgrade after selling the bundled board and RAM)
Used 6700XT ($250 used summer 2023) OC to 6750XT clocks.
$300 pro overclocking MSI Unify B550 board (open box $79)
Used 4x8 32GB Samsung B-die RAM kit OC to 3800Mhz ($38 used) building it so cheap is half the fun
agreed. been doing that a lot, but in the UK, the used market has suddenly become horrible and you can't find a good deal anymore these days. people having the mindset of 'i know what i got' and still pricing their older cards higher than newer faster cards.
Mr. Bear is precious. I always enjoy seeing him in your informative videos
Saved the important stuff for last (;
At lower resolutions FSR just breaks.
Just try Horizon Zero Dawn with FSR Vs DLSS at 1440p.
So many artefacts 😐
But I still agree on your AMD recommendation and that native resolution is king!
I think choosing a motherboard is now probably one of the most difficult aspects of a new build and it is so easy to overspend or under spec.
Agreed!
The PC I built a few years ago is all AMD and I'm super happy with it - 5600/6800XT Taichi. The 16 GB VRAM is great and it crushes every game I play at 1440p. Raytracing just isn't worth the performance hit for me, I'd rather get 165 FPS with no raytracing & high or ultra settings than 50 FPS with raytracing maxed out. I'm about to help my brother build his first custom PC with all AMD parts - 7600(X)/7900XT. FPS & VRAM are #1 for me and I'd rather support AMD than Intel or nVidia anyway.
I recently upgraded my ryzen 3600 to a 5700x3d, my 5700xt to a 7900xt and my ram was 16bg 3200 to 32gb 3600 cl 16. Cost me less than 800 because of some amazing sales. This pc should last me till AM6 platform 2 more gpu generations
What kind of motherboard do you have? I want to do the same upgrade you just described haha
Where you get all that for 800???
There's also tons of graphics settings that do virtually nothing, so find an "optimized FPS" video guide for the games you play and turn on those settings. There's all kinds of settings you can turn down and have the game look nearly indistinguishable from "ultra" or high settings, but with 40-50% more FPS. That's how I got Helldivers 2 and Cyberpunk 2077 to go from ~40-50 FPS on a 1080ti/3700X at 1080p to ~80-90 FPS.
To clear this out I kindly suggesst you to do a similar video of Linus's, set up two PCs, one with FSR and the other one with DLSS and set people to choose the better :) I love your content btw
I was originally waiting for the AMD 8000 series but with the CEO confirming they will not have high-end cards and their highest 8800 will only have 256-bit bus, I decided to pull the trigger on the good sale prices of the 7900 XT with 320-bit bus and 20gb VRAM which helps a lot since I run VR and 45" LG Ultragear 240hz OLED, I replaced a RTX 4070 that was getting 90 FPS on fully modded Asetto Corsa to now 200+ FPS with the 7900 XT OC White Phantom, that I got for $630 and two free games. You are spot on, that raw power I just get high FPS without DLSS.
Nice grab!
I have a 3080 10GB that I bought late last year for a little over $300 to tide me over until 5000 series/8000 series cards come out early next year. The 10GB is not ideal but for the games I play for now it's been fine for me and for that price used (on ebay) it was a big enough upgrade over my old vaunted 1080 that I went ahead and bought it as a stop-gap. I don't really play games at high enough res. to push the 10GB cap but I know I will sooner or later (and by the time I'm really feeling the pains of this card's low VRAM cap hopefully something like a good used 4070 ti super or something will be down a few hundred $ from where it is now (which would make it much more appealing.) Thanks for your always great videos, best in the biz!
If you are facing a CPU bottleneck, why would you turn up settings? That won't make things run faster. Simple solution is to cap FPS. If your max FPS with that CPU is not sufficient for you, there are CPU heavy specific settings that you can turn down. Depending on the game whether it gives you that level of control and indicates which settings are more CPU intensive.
Hello sir, Greetings from india....you are such humble and nice guy and i have learned alot by watching your videos...thanks for all the work you doing for us ...The last part of the video with your two assistant made my day...thanks alot,🙏🙌
Thanks for the lovely feedback! It makes my day (:
I know this is a long shot but would love to see a special MSFS 2024 edition of your show after the sim launches in a few weeks to build the bottom - mid and best system for the game with Black Friday deals out at the same time!! I may upgrade my RAM to 64GB if needed, see how their multi core performance is working and so on.. Thanks!!!
A stray cat showed up looking like she swallowed a bowling ball a couple of decades ago and gave birth the next morning. One of the kittens was special. He was the first to explore, was all black, and looked like a miniature bear which became his name. I miss his head butts. Black cats are wonderful!
Aw!
His analyses pretty much says it all. Numbers don't lie...amd is the way to go.
There are so many videos showing how amd is the better price to performance gpu. Can you find as many for nvidia?? I don't think so.
7700xt owner here and i am happy with it. No problems and i didnt spend an arm and a leg for it. Only alan wake 2 gives me sucky results but i can run cyberpunk no problem on 1440p.
I find that the results of your poll regarding what gamers want in a card to be very interesting. Thing is that I am primarily I simply racing gamer. Most of the content creators that focus on sim race tend to choose the Nvidia graphics cards. That’s why I feel like I’ve got to get my hands on the best Nvidia card I can.
While I appreciate and love your videos, advice and excitement for computers, could you do a video for us people who are looking for a solid build for MMORPG (specifically World of Warcraft). Thanks much and keep up the fantastic work!!
The great news is any of my recommended builds will run WOW well, its just a matter of the settings you want and resolution you desire, but the same recommendations apply with that game to our builds. I'm a WOW player myself from way back.
17:21 the nvidia marketing is really working so well. And they charge so much more for the performance.
I'm so excited to jump on the 9800x3D as an upgrade from my 9700k. My coffee lake is getting Future Gohaned in all of the new games no matter if I overclock it enough lmao.
I'll drag my 6600xt untill January though since I want to wait and see since I've haven't had any issues so far.
Also 6750xt for 299 goes kinda crazy lol.
Hello! Jason and comunity! Just to say awesome video as aleays! I bought the pc with the 7600X and 7900 GRE, and its a beast! I dont use games like Cyberpunk (Im like mmm maybe in future) but games like Space Marine 2, Helldivers 2, Warzone its Awesome! They play awsome i love my Build! Now im looking for upgrade the fans for the Reverse (just for the i want to look the fron not the back of the fan 😅)
Fantastic! Congrats on your rig and glad we could help!
I'm so glad I ran across your channel you have helped me so much with everything plus I'm from New Orleans so supporting your work makes it even better lol
Awesome! Glad you found us!
looks like they just set the powercolor fighter 7700xt back to $399
If there is a huge discount on 5700x3d I may pick it up, or maybe a nice big 4 tb ssd.
BTW, could you do a vid on keeping multiple storage drives + cloud storage in an organized state? Maybe some software advice, as well as looking after potential upcoming drive failures?
I always appreciate these videos and am looking forward to watching your Black Friday deal videos.
Went full on AMD one year ago, now I do not need to heat my room during winter, the CPU and GPU alone provide enough heat already!
As always, excellent videos. Full of good information. Thanks :)
Thanks for watching! Glad you found it helpful!
That tip about the 5700x3D was very helpful, Thank you so much for your videos, you explain things very well. I've been watching for a while now and you're my go too PC Builder 💯
So glad to help! Thanks for the feedback it means a lot
Great video with extra cat action 😺😺😺
Saved the best for last! (;
Flames were one of the only graphics differences between high and ultra settings.
I went with the Newegg $330 deal, it isn't an upgrade for me, because I have a 5700g on an itx, so my computer is getting bigger, but it will put me in the AM5 arena to upgrade later if I need, and also provides me a pcie slot to add some USB c ports on the back of my computer. I'll be able to sell all of my am4 components for about $400 on ebay, which will pay for my cpu fan but I'll have to pay taxes.
I think now is the time to switch to AM5 if you're on the AM4 platform, because you can sell your hardware before the holiday season while people are shopping, and after this winter it will be hard to sell AM4 as easily with 9000 around the corner, and everyone being broke in this economy.
Great great vid as always. Nvidea is a marketing genius because that is what DLSS is about. Since I have come to the channel I've confirmed what I thought Vram over FPS and that is not to dismiss FPS but your comparisons with cards bear that out. Your technical prowess is what sets you apart and it has helped a great deal. Love Mr Bear keep up the good work & yes to VLOG
Thanks Rand! Appreciate it!
I think the huge misconception is that the numbers show at @8:00 doesn't have upscaling turned on. 4K Resolution upscaled actually looks crisp and is more than worth it. Especially with the release of OptiScaler that has Frame Gen support. I believe it would be great information to showcase upscaling features as well. This way, most viewers will understand what features come with the money they are about to put up.
I noticed you didn't have power efficiency in your polls, this is pretty important to me since it costs around 0.55 cents per kWh where I live. If for example paying extra $100 for a similar performance GPU saves me that money over the course of 1 of 2 years, I'd do that.
banger after banger , God bless your soul fine gentleman!
Thank you!! And thanks for watching
Excellent video. Love the cat content. Mr Bear is a boss.
Thank you! And he sure is (;
some of us use high performance GPUs like my 3090ti and 4079 ti super, for crypto mining, AI rental, and photo editing.
Great video as always. Enjoy your weekend, Jason, Sarah & cattos! ✌
Thanks Thomas!! Happy Monday!
When the $1600+ 4090 cant do 4k 60 natively on some of the new games its just bad time. Just save some money and go midrange and use aggressive upscaling with a 1440p resolution until the GPUs catch up. Devs are building games with performance upscaling in mind sucky time if you like to crank settings max.
I recently had to upgrade my gpu from a 6650xt to a 7800xt on a 5800x3d setup because the first descendant would constantly crashed out on medium low settings whenever I did 400% runs. The difference is night and day and cost to performance is way more important than pixel peeking imho.
A day in the life of the cats video showing the on screen talent Mr. Bear and his editor Lisa. 😊
The true stars of the channel lets be real
7900xt TUF x 7800x3d
b650 plus TUF motherboard
t create expert 32gb 6000mhz
first full desktop build - crushes anything i've put in its path
mainly play cod but have tested on many single player titles as well.
Hi Jason, thanks always for the videos. I just wanted to ask if you'd consider handling the topic power consumption comparison between NVIDIA and AMD with single/multiple monitor setup in consideration. You could also perhaps add this as an option in a poll you put up next!
Temps and "acceptable limits" i have not had a system that ran well over a few years running 75-90°c, just because something can handle 100°c doesnt mean its fine to near max that. Alarming amount of people seem to think 95°c is fine cuz thats what it runs out of the box.
Those lower priced Asrock's runs like the sun and while you saved money, who knows what it killed off in the process of dying, you have saved so little compared to the problems that can occur, more heat more problems, and less performance. Same with PSU not running enough watt above what youre pushing, youre almost always gonna land on 850w in a modern system since you really want that 20% over the top of estimated draw. Now you CAN budget run a 750w if you have ~700w useage, but would you recommend that, i hope not without cautionary tales. Depends on how long you plan to have a system that works as intended. I always build for 4-6+ years with a GPU swap down the line ensure plenty of PSU room.
In my book if you have motherboard nowadays on AM5 or Socket 1700 that you might aswell go for a board that isnt on meltdown temps at longer game hours.
The problem is you cant get a scrapped for features motherboard with good Vram and build quality and chipset because R&D exsists, same with some manufacturers not selling motherboards without Wifi, cuz the damn thing wont sell on its own, forcing an extra payment on the board, you dont get features for free, you just dont. Features you dont want or need? Absolutely.
Ray tracing is another example of R&D price you pay, would you turn it on below a 4070ti super? Maybe, should you? No absolutely not, as it will murder the performance.
Upscaling (DLSS,FSR) is good i suppose on all GPU's, and UE5 is an insane engine that can optimize very well, question is will the developer.
I mean if you go absolutely low key performance bang for buck, and just get a 4070 something or a 7800xt with a 850w while the rest is just there to barely make them functional.
The cheapest motherboard, i3 14100f or an AM4 non-X or non-X3d, $20-30 Pc case, 16-32gb DDR4 RAM depending on OS, stock CPU cooler, bronze PSU, sure its budget, you might save $400-600, but i wouldn't expect that to survive 2 years without something horrible going wrong especialy if you let BIOS and GPU default OC itself, i would most likely hold off from running XMP profiles aswell !
Buy cheap buy twice and GPU's are not cheap enough for that to make much sense these days imo.
If youre very careful.. and lucky, it might live until you can re-do this again when you need a new GPU, as the remaining components now are so dated they cannot be bought for cheaper than current hardware. But seriously make sure not to have a single thing overclocked from factory settings or otherwise on a budget, you cannot afford to help it along into the grave.
Unless the budget says its unavoidable, do not do it.
I'm going for the 9800x3D unless the 7800x3D drops $100.
i own a RX 7800XT. I did notice some shimmer for FSR. it is noticeable at times, for certain games. DLSS supposedly based on reviews with youtube showing the results does not have as obvious a shimmer as FSR does.
so when they say dlss is superior to fsr, they aren't wrong for saying so.
gotta also credit nvidia gpu's for raytracing which is becoming increasingly popular
Great content yet again Jason!!
Thanks David!
Can't wait to get cat hair included in my next PC buy!
Important component (;
Thank you for sharing this magical video. I learn so much from your information in every video. 💙
I am so sorry for your loss. 🙏
Thank you! I appreciate it
I do use a 3060 12GB for 1440p AAA gaming. Economy is rough ATM and all I could afford to upgrade my 1070ti. I needed DLSS and alike in tech. As much as the 1070ti was powerful enough its support was lacking. (£255/340$) mid 2024. Didnt want the 4060 due to its lack of bus size and VRAM.
I'm here for the cat, the info is just a bonus.
The best reason!
Here in India 7700xt is about 490 dollars(with tax)🤕
No price drops until they are out of stock.
Jason, in Canada with Our Pricing, you have to Consider $400.00 Cad. - Budget GPU's
Yeah the cad pricing gets me everytime. I’m currently in the process of deciding to buy prebuilt or build my own. I keep watching these videos but my builds cause of cad pricing drives up my cost
@@trentrideout4713 I share your Pain! Taxes alone account for: $50.00 - $100.00 added to the Final Price! But please Build Your Own, as the 'Pre-Builds' surely have the building costs/hrs. factored into the Price & the Satisfaction you get from a 'Successful Build'; Be It your 1st or your 10th etc. cannot be measured in any $$$ Amount!!
BUY BUY BUY!
Frustrating for sure!!
@@PCBuilderChannel Yes, that RGB DDR5 CL 30 Memory Kit is probably going to be my Last Purchase for a while! I got Snow Tires to put on & Xmas coming up, so No Black Friday for me!!!