The Ultimate Game Dev and Video Editing PC Build (2020)
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2020
- Does a $5,000 PC actually make a difference when working in Unity or Adobe Premiere? Let’s find out as I build and test my new AMD 3960X Threadripper rig!
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even old pc is overkill for me to this day :D
Grammar good
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Grammar no matter.
@@drobnoxius9483 Grammer Nazi
@@vector6077 me agree
@@rekashade you What agree?? Grammer with?!
My brother and I (mostly my brother) developed a game two years ago. We made the whole thing on a $150 Dell Laptop
You don't need a big beefy computer to make games
But you need it for video editing especially for 4k videos an the quality he provides.
So true, especially with mobile game development. You gotta start small, but if your business grows, then you can buy the extravagant items
You don't need an expensive computer to make some games game, but other games need a hi-end computer to make.
@@DavidWehleGames Easy guideline is to begin with a PC that comfortably fits your budget and as soon as you make money with your project you can always upgrade and buy more expensive, extravagant stuff
I want to play that game please
Luv how the friends bailed when it was time for handling the errors :D
Dude, you inspired me to try and relearn modeling in Blender and to give game dev in Unity a shot. I am not super technically minded and am almost 30 years old, but I do digital art for a hobby and wanted to do something more ambitious. Keep up the stellar work!
@Anas Bouharrou Really? Do you have any examples of your work? Apps/programs, etc?
Hope you guys do a great job!
Your videos and commentary are top notch man. I’m just getting around to teaching myself the many aspects of game development, and I appreciate your “start small” advice. Helps me keep a reality checked perspective on things, and only keeps me inspired.
Me too, I also like David's advice. Very encouraging!
Just came across your channel thanks to one Reddit post, absolutely love these contents.
Please keep them coming.
Really happy to see people coming around to the idea that they don't have to go watercooled for acceptably low temps. Every AIO cooler i've had has had some form of noticeable pump whine, all of my noctua coolers have been dead silent and the increased temps are a non issue for me.
I play games since the C64 era :) and I decided to start making games in Unity thanks to your video about "The First Tree" game and how you managed to get in a game developing. I hope i can get better hardware asap.
Awesome Video and hope that you will make more videos related to educational content as how to get started in unity build !
Reminded me of my first game made on a laptop with 512 MB ram. I make use of Flash Develop and free Flex compiler from Adobe. It took minutes even just to minimize an application. When I wanted to open up a web browser, I had to close all other applications.
I am happy you got your new fandango PC running finally. That's a super clean looking computer too. How much do you think you'll spend on your next PC if you keep growing? Or are you at the pinnacle at the moment? Keep it up man, your videos are easy and fun to watch.
I am digging the Dusk t-shirt so god damn hard.
Nice man! Enjoy it that looks amazing
Dude you're so good at motivation, I really wanna become a indie dev now ♥
Nice dude! Next video or sometime in the future can I see the setup of your space and all the equipment you use?
That's kind of my plan, building a game on my current PC (which is decent) and use the money to get a few upgrades then onto the next project.
Love your channel dude. Glad I found it.
Awesome vid. My first game was built on an old laptop. It funded the business and that game still makes money (recently launched on switch and google play pass). Built a dream rig earlier this but have to admit, it doesnt make much difference compared to a normal desktop.
I started game dev (not unity) on a windows 10 net book (Intel Celeron, 2GB Ram, 32GB SSD) but learned what I could about making sprites in paint and stencyl. Like he said at the end almost any computer will work!
Ryzen TR fell down
Linus: heeeeyyyyyyyy
🤣🤣🤣
the thing that he drops the most are his incredible segways to his sponsors 😎
Definietely A case of make it till you make it! Im sure your UA-cam Will hit 100.000 subs soon
I feel this mans pain buying a 2080TI in April for $2000 when they are $500 now.
Perfect for me
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Awesome PC
The only thing I'd change is the Cooler box, I'd use a Wraith Ripper by Cooler Master, it looks so cool
Cheers bro, thanks for the videos and incentive to keep up studying to be a game dev
Thanks
Thanks 😊 cleared much of my doubts
this is the perfect pc for 3d rendering. using all those cores would rip through anything
wait
nearly 1.5k for the cpu and 70$ for the cooler ?! XD
Hey, It works a charm. 61 degrees is pretty good for a stress test (or whatever test he ran there)
coolers are a chunk of dumb metal. Why would you need to spend more lol.
@@gyromm3094 that was idle temperature....
@@Karolis267 No.... No, that's not true...
Noctua Air Coolers are actually the best Air coolers u can get .
i feel so inspired
i built my brother a ryzen 1700x pc around £2k (including monitor etc 2 years ago, it has got him through college. now he is getting ready to go to uni in september. i decided to build him a new one, i just ordered a 3950x. he's going to have to keep his 1080 , monitor etc for now . even then spending about
£2k as it is. im just glad its nearly finished. i hope it dose him well at uni. P.s he is studying Games Design
awesome video. I enjoyed this!
Holy crap 2k for an rtx 2080ti ?? thats way more overpriced than the founders edition
I think I got it for $1300, but yeah, a pretty penny
actually time is money, remember Movie Terminator II was developed on almost pentium 1.. and still you can't even judge some of its graphics was 3d.
90% of high specs hards specially the graphic cards is overkill.. just buy medium level if you can and start.
whenever i see LED glowing lights in CPU cases and gaming machine its seriously looks scam.. because if you are professionals you damn care about rainbow lights.. all you need is quality keyboard, mouse and quality display and some medium level hardware even you can start with less specs than his 2015 build PC.
Uuh, someone might have regrets considering the news about 3000 series...
@@Crimtaku hahahahahahaha
@@Crimtaku Someone who can afford a 2080ti probably has 0 regrets of another better gpu they can afford to upgrade to anyways came out
You can build a pc, that can do everything you need for around $1500, and I'm talking powerhouse, anythi g over that is just extra firepower that you'll never use, even for game dev.
A big fan of yours 😊
upgrading my rig for christmas, i had game development in mind cause i wanna give it a shot but i also record and stream games and use photoshop and premier pro for editing, i'm going from a fx 8350 (OC 4.5Ghz) to a ryzen 7 2700x, going from 8gb of ddr3 1333Mhz to 32gb ddr4 3200Mhz and i'm keeping my current gpu for now which is a GTX 1060 6GB
Very cool, thaks for these Video!
Nice build^^
Looks cool subscribed 😁
Dude! Try the new update from Adobe Premiere (V14.2 I Think) that uses CPU and GPU for rendering, (Only on H264 and HEVEC) and make the process x2 or x3 faster and more, If you could you can show us, cheers.
Nice build, would have waited for the 30 series Nvidia however releasing next month
great video as always clear and straight to the point. it would be great if you can make review on Developing Games using "laptop 2021 vs desktop " . Can a laptop in 2021 "AMD" replace the desktop for most( Indie/3D) Games Dev work.
it will be great to see this compression from professional indie game Dev and fantastic content creator .
This video is just a tease for me... I know I can't buy this... I wish I would...
here are my suggestions; you have a high performance pc now, to see how your games are running on a low spec computer you should build one for 500€. The most important part is actually the Monitor, i have a 32" 1440p 144hz gaming monitor with 10 bit colors, a 22" 1080p - 98% RGB Gamut Pen Display as my standard Graphictablet device and a huge 49" 4K (true color 8bit) Acer PC Monitor. several big screens will increase your comfort level by alot. why you dont have 4000 MHz RAM? And you should definetely get a M.2 SSD with 3000 mb read/write.
Why?
There’s no need to downgrade and make a game for low end pc gamers, hoping the game would be compatible for them.
Why hold them back?
I find the most important investment on a gaming pc is the gpu, then the ssd, the ram can be 16gb and the motherboard a cheaper lower model along with the cpu. The gpu is what gives the machine the gaming performance that peeps looking for
@@mr_noodler the monitor is the thing that gives you the good experience and the most value, you can upgrade a bad computer just by useing a great monitor lol. graphicscards are becoming less relevant as midrange settings at 1080p can be operated by any potato pc this days, just buy an RTX 3050 Ti and you will be completely covered. Ultra graphic settings or 4K resolutions do not have any real world benefits, its just a fantasy. Motherboard is very important, its the piece of hardware that makes your computer run stable. with a bad mainboard you can experience stutter and hick ups. for work cpu and gpu is very important, but just for gaming any product will do, even a Playstation 4 that is 8 years old by now D;
Congrats to your new workstation rig!
Now try using Davinci Resolve Studio to render your videos. With the 2080TI that thing will fly. Premiere has unfortunately not the fastest rendering.
Great choice going for AMD!
Was that a single stick of ram I saw? Love your channel.
Love you bro voice and realistic........
why not to use the first pcie slot?
I'm trying to create something akin to Titanfall. I don't plan to do it alone. What kind of build would you recommend? I also plan to hook it up to a good Wacom drawing display for some digital art and 3D modeling.
My WHOLE setup (monitor, mouse, keyboard, pc) costs as much as your processor
Do a budget build for programming pleaseeeee
Can you make a budget gamedev build pls?
That would make an interesting video!
this is actually very nice, thank you .... i did not know windows 10 pro is so cheap, only 140 $
can you make Benchmarks of some new games on Ultra setting on your PC? that would be awesome man!
Here i am rocking with i3.
I do only 2d tho with lowest setting at default. Still the game runs 200+ fps.
5:32 Yes.. thanks, you are super cool guy. i'm trying to do.
Can u make a video on the minimum specs one requires for game dev
Building hi-end pc in case for mid-range components with bad airflow. Dude, you fuckin genius. Nice stove
I really gatta ask since I'm planning to upgrade soon....can you play a tripple A game and rendering videos in premiere pro at the same time ?
I think so....Yeah..you can...you can even benefit from some tweaking and cranking the System for a Better performance on Either side!😀
Still dev'n on my i-6700/1070/32g and my color accurate BenQ.
I am dev'n on an i5 4300M, with integrated graphics and 8GB 2666mHz of RAM....
Hahah, did you also win one of those Microsoft 2018 skate decks at a game jam?
did you go to college for any of your skills? any online courses or resources you recommend??
A processor with that many cores is useless in video editing unfortunately. Great for game engines and rendering though! Specifically with Adobe because they dropped multi-core processing. Not sure if its ever coming back. The only thing they got going for them is GPU rendering. Its better to have around 12 cores at a faster CPU speed for video editing.
Nice feeling hey!? I got a super sweet tax return a couple years ago and bought my most expensive PC ever...$4000...just over 2 years ago...I'm sad because I haven't done as much with it as I wanted to by now...Hopefully I can get somewhere with things before I need to do any major replacements or repairs...
That's awesome! You still have plenty of time left with a nice machine like that. maybe now is the time due to the quarantine?
What to do with new pc ouw hi minesweeper
Wish this year is yours
Do you guys know what is going to be his next game? Because I'm exited.
Can you tell us step by step how did you build it please, because i intend to buy the same.
It always hurts building a pc then wondering why tf it isn't booting for days
Can you recommend me a good 1500-2000 gaming labtop or pc to learn UE4 on. I wanna create mobile games first
Glad to know it's not just me who puts everything together perfectly but it doesn't work. Then later, it randomly does.
Maybe computers are really powered by tears of despair.
How would a 5900X RTX 3080 and 32GB 3600MHz RAM build perform when using Unity/UE4?
Did you make the first tree in your 2015 pc build?
Idk what your talking about with the rammers and stuff but jeez I want to get myself a better pc now
You can use this Pc for gaming and development and designing?
Aren't you using your gpu for rendering the videos? Or did I misunderstood something?
Hi david, how did you make your game songs? did you pay someone for that? if yes, can you tell how much? Thanks
He licensed them from a guy named Josh Kramer. I don't know how he did it, but I am pretty sure he says so in the video he made where he plays "The First Tree".
I'd love to get into game development and I'm planning to and seeing that I live in a third world country even that small amount of profit you spike of would be life changing for me but beyond the revenue I just love video games I want to make them and be proud seeing other people play something I've poured my heart into
What editing tool you use for your videos?
Can you put a $1000 plus build list in the description
please make video for you equipment
Me: omg thats so clean!
Him: this place is such a mess!!
It's actually more worth your while to buy multiple rigs. Plus they act as backups.
Sponsored by dr pepper: best vid ever!!!!!
yeah actually the old one is a gods gift if I get the old one
U guys complete baked lighting??
I'm not sure what you mean about SATA3 performance being comparable to NVMe. My NVMe drives get sustained 1500-3000MB/s while SATAIII is limited to 600MB/s. This makes a MASSIVE difference in loading times on data centric workloads such as video editing. That may be why some of your render times remain close. Your CPU supports an insane amount of PCIe lanes you aren't utilizing whatsoever by remaining on SATA. In reality, when you see the performance boost of an PCIe hard drive you'll wonder why someone didn't tell you sooner.
How much of the power bill your new hardware eats up
Linus tech tips: budget pc for an gamer
What about 8 gb ram, 480 gb SSD, Rysen 5 3400 g 4 core for 2d unity game dev?im planing on getting a dedicated Gpu and a better CPU when I have the money.
Maybe enough for a mobile game or you could use game maker instead of Unity.
You could get r7 3700x, rtx 2070 super and 16gb of RAM for 1400£
@icarus at this price?
Actually, in premiere 14.2 it’s possible render with hardware, using the gpu, so now it’s much faster
Yeah! It's something everyone uses Premiere should know because the update doesn't make much noise by itself on his release
Should got an aio....that threadripper gonna roast
Didnt go for an M.2 drive?! M.2s are up to 8 times faster than an SSD at nearly the same price. Impressive build though!
Actually, NVMe drives are decades faster than Sata drives. Mainly because SATA cables bottleneck them. SATA's benchmark at what 500 mb per second? NVMe's are like 1500 to 2500 read and write. Sometimes higher. I just recommend getting an adapter with a heat sync. The only down side of NVMe is they generate more heat. But with a heat sync adapter it wont be an issue. I honestly dont recommend the m.2 naked on the motherboard. They are difficult to cool when plugged in there.
WOW looks amazing also im the 1k like
Hey is 300$ laptop good for game development
why isnt your 2080ti in the top pci-e slot?
1:30 DONT SCARE ME LIKE THAT YOU A HOLE!!! XD
0:22 So that is how you pronounce your name :-)
Great looking build, but a lot of money to save a few minutes. This is a great purchase when you're a high roller, but not necessary to develop games, a half decent gaming PC is more than what one needs to make fantastic games. Even a lower end pc is perfectly good for developing 2d games. It is perfectly fine to upgrade your patience for free instead of upgrading your computer's horse power but still nice to have a cool machine like this when you have the spare coin
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he isnt dropping that. No dude! He's just trying it to do like LINUS
I am doing my Game Development in 2gb ram pc 😅 , but I tries to learn more