Intel Core i3 6100 Budget Gaming PC
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2016
- CPU Intel Core i9-14900K
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Wholly crap you dedicated to UA-cam with you parts list awesome and very multicultural
@@peyton.simpson Thank you! :)
what kind of gpu did this mother read
@@boumediensaidi439 Whatever you can afford.
@@Meroving1an do you mean every gpu ddr4 i am sorry i do not speak english very well
Thank you for half a million views! This is overwhelming.
Thank you so much for 300.000 views! You guys are awesome!
a very good and relaxing video really what i wanted to see, you had the video just in the perfect motion, not that fast so we can not understand but not that slow so we were bored. No music so it was relaxing and you were zooming everywhere that was needed, perfect i want to see more!
Thank you so much for your support and appreciation. I am glad you liked it. I will do my best in the future.
i really like your video, no words, no music, a little faster, so practical, 10/10! and the way you cleaned the processor hahahah idk but i laugh that part, greetings from chile :)
Thank you so much for your support and appreciation. I am honored I could help you! I wanted to make sure the CPU is "polished" the right way :D All the best!
Now, this is I called simple and lucid video. unlike others who just show off their parts but never really explain how to connect the motherboard connection. thank you. can you tell me a budget build for 7th generation?
Thank you for your kind words. The best budget gaming pc at this moment would revolve around the parts I used in my latest video. here it is: ua-cam.com/video/Wqsnt6g9qGc/v-deo.html
RIP intel thermal paste xD
:) it was junk anyway
Is it bad if I keep that one tho?
Wow! I was just about to purchase almost exactly the same parts, and start looking for some guidance on how to go about building it. Exactly what I needed. Good video!
Thank you for your appreciation! It means a lot to me. Great minds think alike! :)
Can I just ask? Do the support screws(the ones that go on the case and prop the motherboard up a little bit) come with the motherboard or case?
Those screws come with the case. The motherboard has only 2 SATA cables, the IO shield, the driver CD and an installation manual.
I love this watch and learn demonstration and great quality! More please
Thank you so much for your appreciation. It really matters a lot to me! I'll try my best!
put music in the background next time, I just subscribed btw.
Thank you. i will take your suggestion into consideration.
i dont recommend wiping your cpu when it's mounted. you can bend the pins. best to remove the cpu first then wipe it
You are perfectly right. When I realised that I immediately put on the safety pin. That way when it's secure in place, you can degrease it without any problems, as you can see further in my video. Apologies for that; this was the second PC build ever for me.
Mero no worries we've all been there :)
mikehoang31 True that :)
Hi there! Just stumbled upon your video. I really enjoyed it; Great camera quality, fast forwarded at points that needed to be, and you were detailed.
My only suggestion would be to add some music. May I recommend UA-cam channel NoCopyrightSounds? Keep up the work, you earned another sub!
Edit: I actually do like the original sound of all the wrappers and things clinking around. Maybe a soft music overlay, while you can still here the original sound?
Hello John! Thank you so much for your appreciation. i promise you I will take your suggestions into consideration for my future video. I never expected to have this much feedback from you guys and it was my first video edited in this manner, so I'm just a beginner in this aspect. I will try my best to add music to the content in the future, from the channel you've mentioned while figuring out how to keep the background sounds as well. I wish you all the best!
great job :DD thanks for showing it POST too would have liked to see gameplay with framerate info maybe a follow up
Thank you. Please look into my channel. I have a few games like World of Warships, Tanks and Warplanes with the integrated GPU of the i3 6100.
Which camera u r using to shoot this video
Sony A5100 with the kit lens
Its like asmr for me :)
ok ty
thanks for the video, used it as reference because I got the same motherboard. I had problems with cable management, but this helped alot
Thank you so much for your support and feedback. It's the reason I did this video, to help everyone in building their own PC, especially when it comes to those tiny cables, which can mess everything up :) I'm glad I could be of help!. All the best!
Oh god the noise when you were cleaning the stock CPU cooler gave me chills down my back.... oh god, but other then that nice build vid :3
Sorry for that :). Thank you for your appreciation! Glad you like it!
Mero yep
lol :-) I know what you mean..
Lol yea I looked away for a sec and then boom that noise came along and rekt my ears XD
Thank you for 400.000 views! Feel free to check out my newest budget PC build with the Pentium G4560 here: ua-cam.com/video/Wqsnt6g9qGc/v-deo.html
Mero how much all this Ram cabinet cpu costed
See the prices in your area, because they are different from one country to another. i'm sure you'll find them at a very good deal.
Thank you for 200.000 views! I am really overwhelmed by your support!
I bought this setup 2 years ago and still rocking this until this very day. A very good setup if you are on a very tight budget.
Nice to know that! I wish you many years of awesome gaming with it even from now on!
Budget, then whips in a 1070. What a silly idea.
I have to power my 4k monitor somehow.
read the description, last sentence, he'll put in a 1060 soon ;)
No gpu?
yeah man
The i3 already has a flu built into it but it’s garbage so I recommend getting a actual gpu
ok ty
That's a damn nice video, you really care about the details, thank you so much!
Thank you as well for your appreciation and support. I tried my best to make the video speak for itself and to help all the ones that are starting to build their own PC's from separate components. This was my 2nd build ever.
The only part i still get lost is when i have to pin the connectors to restart, turn in/off the computer, but i'll get there with practice (sorry if i wrote something wrong, i'm not from eua xd)
Look very carefully on the motherboards manual (you can see the scheme at 12:05 for the position of the RESET connector) and on the motherboard itself. The red cable will be the (+) positive one, so in my case I placed the red cable to the other side, not the Ground (-) market pin, but the HWRST# market on the manual scheme. I had to turn it around myself as well, because, in the way I connected it the first time, it wouldn't work.
Actually you're right, the manual does it all, and if i can do all the rest, this will be a piece of cake, and i believe with time we can just follow the motherboard, with no need for the manual. Also, if you get it wrong you can keep it trying, it doesn't damage anything when you stop to think about it. Thank you for the video and attention!
Thank you once again. All the best!
Your Build is Pretty Decent without any Music well, SUBSCRIBED
Thank you for the appreciation and support!
It already had thermal paste...
Very well
Check out my newest Budget build, with the Pentium G4560: ua-cam.com/video/dAZZMJ3ibdE/v-deo.html Like, share and subscribe! Thank you all for the support so far!
so simply produced. Shows all action and easy to understand without saying words.
Thank you for your appreciation.
Great video bro! Even without music,word keep it up!
Greetings from the Philippines
ok ty
ASMR ? xD
something like it :)
gaming PC with no GPU wow are you drunk
I can assure you I was perfectly sober when I did this build. It is a good way to start with, for the best price gaming pc you can get. After I saved a couple of months more, I bought a GTX 1070 and now I am playing my favorite game in 4K ultra. So, I am pretty much delighted. You can see my gaming tests on my channel.
if you planned on buying 1070 then you messed up with buying i3
Ivan kovačević have you seen my WoW Legion videos in 4K resolution?
Mero If it bottlenecks the 1060 it surely bottlenecks the 1070
Dr Cat An i3 6100 doesn't bottleneck a GTX 1060. You must be really ignorant to think that. There are numerous of sites where that combo is recommended, for 1080p and 1440p ultra gaming. if you want to listen to what people who don't own the components, never tested them for themselves and have also a low intellectual comprehension, so be it. I went for the GTX 1070 because I have a 4K Samsung monitor. the GTX 1060 didn't deliver enough fps in that resolution. I am very glad with what I got for the money and this combo will give more fps in all the games that a similar priced combo of an i5 6500 or 6600k with only a GTX 1060.
Liked your video pretty straight forward no bs
Thank you! I really appreciate your support! I wish you all the best!
thanks m8
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GPU????
Turn on the adnotations
learn to spell dude
No GPU ????
ok ty
Love your videos keep up the work :)
Will try my best. Thank you!
Отличное пособие по сборке . Очень полезное для меня . Автору - респект .
Thank you so much for your appreciation and support! I tried my best! God bless! Here is my latest build: ua-cam.com/video/Wqsnt6g9qGc/v-deo.html
I need music :))
look on UA-cam :)
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Nice Vid really liked it, keep up the beautiful work :)
Thank you so much! Kind people like yourself make me wanna do this further! Thank you once again for the appreciation! Take care!
No problem, big things coming your way, as well as yourself :)
Ferox Thanks!
actually learned a lot from this vid ... thanks
Thank you as well for your support. It's the reason I did this video! All the best!
I like it with out music. I think I might go with your build . maybe if you explained why you used that mobo would have been nice
or just an audio of you commenting on the process
Hello! I chose that mobo, because it was the cheapest H110M-K I could find. I am planing to ad a GTX 1060, right after the release. For an i3 6100 build, it's no point getting an expensive mobo, if you do not overclock. Not to mention ASUS boards are very reliable. I had a Gigabyte before, a B85M chipset; it was very good, but more expensive and I never used all it's features and expansion slots. For what I need, this ASUS one is perfect and supports ddr4 ram as well.
Ok Ok nice knowledge refreshment its been months since ive seen the last live pc build
Thank you for the support!
Very sweet build !! i never though a cheap mobo like that would look that good !!! and you could have done better in cable management if you have choosen a different case like the Corsair Carbide 88R or the Spec-M2
Thank you. The mobo was really worth it, at a very good price. I like the case because of the looks, size and price. With the PSU that I have now, the semi modular Thermaltake Smart SE 630W, with flat cables, it looks a bit better, but, yeah i still have enough to lears in the cable management area :). Here's how it look's now: ua-cam.com/video/BlbHMzEklOI/v-deo.html
Very nice and helpful!Thanks)
Thank you as well for your support! I wish you all the best!
That's exactly what I was looking for !!!!!! Thanks, I hope I can play lol with 60fps in 720p on high, without inserting an ssd
It should be possible without a problem. Glad I could help!
that RAM stick is the BEST for budget builds.
good work sir! by the way... your RAM stick is kindda decent DDR4 with 2133MHz
Thank you very much, I feel overwhelmed. I can tell you the computer feels more responsive with an i3 6100 and 1 stick of 8 gb ddr4 2133MHz, than with an i5 4670 with 8 gb of dual channel ddr3 1600, I had before this.
Nice video, devo got my sub. But how much did it cost you all together?
Thank you. I think last year I spent around 284 Euros for the cpu, mobo and ram
I baught exactly the same components before I saw your video, I searched for a video just for confirmation in case I forgot something to do. Thank you.
I guess great minds think alike :) Glad I could be of help. may you have a great gaming experience on your PC!
Nice vid! Helped a lot. How quiet is your rig?
Thanks. After I replaced the Intel stock cooler with an ARCTIC Freezer 13 and added an extra front case fan from ARCTIC 120mm and connect them into a daisy chain, the rig is very quiet and cool, even if the long hours of 4K gaming. Use the stock cooler only for a web browsing pc; otherwise get the least expensive 92mm cooler. It'll be way better.
Mero 4K? You don't even have a GPU
You can see my installation videos of the GTX 1060 then the GTX 1070 from MSI. I had to save about 3 months to get the last one.
Hey great build, I am looking for a similar build (my first build) that is able to stream and edit my video gameplay such as gta v and others. Will this build do a good job recording without getting frame drops? and is this a good build to edit, or would you recommend upgrading to a i5? Great video btw.
Thank you so much for your appreciation! Unfortunately, if you want to stream and edit also, I would highly recommend getting an i7 6700. It's just the plain truth. Streaming on an i3 6100 without frame-drops, or serious editing, without waiting a significantly longer period of time, is an illusion. The rest of the components will be perfectly fine, you won't need an after-market cooler either, but for what you intend to do, the i7 6700 is a must. Spend more now and you won't regret it.
Great video. You can just add some music in future :)
Thank you! I will take your suggestion into consideration.
AMSR when the video started! So goog video!
Thank you!
What is all the wiping that you're doing on the top of the CPU and the fan? Are you applying something, or just trying to wipe it clean?
Edit: I realized you applied after market paste...were you wiping off the stock paste that came on it?
Yes, I wiped the stock paste and replaced it with the ARCTIC MX-4 to get temps lower with 3-4 degrees Celsius. Even so it wasn't enough for 4k gaming. The CPU reached 72 C and thermal-throttle after 15 min of gaming. Not to mention it was loud as hell. i had to keep it on Turbo Mode all the time I was playing. I would only use this stock cpu for an office system, only for web browsing. Now I am using the ARCTIC Freezer 13 and it's incredibly performant and quiet. Get any aftermarket cooler with a 92mm fan and you won't regret it.
Nice video,
i got a qeustion (idk really much about this stuff) what is that stuff what you put on your processor (2:48) and where does it work for?
Thanks.
That is an aftermarket thermal paste. I used the ARCTIC MX-4 because it's better than the one that comes on the Intel stock coolers. It's job is to ease the transfer of the heat from the processor to the base of the cooler, by filling the gaps otherwise would be between the two, since the CPU and the cooler don't merge perfectly when you install them. So it makes the cooling process really efficient.
Спасибо за видео,тоже строю похожий компьютер,на похожей базе только SSD другой фирмы . Посмотрим насколько Intel будет работать лучше старого Athlon. Удачи !!
Спасибо, а также за вашу поддержку и понимание! Я рад, что вам нравится видео. I3 6100, с оперативной памятью DDR4 буквально зверь в играх и всех других повседневных задач ПК. Что касается SSD, я рекомендую получать Samsung 750 EVO 250 Гб, если вы можете, или когда вы будете иметь деньги. Это очень дешево и надежно. И, наконец, если вы все еще есть старые видеокарты или планируют получить новый, ждать GTX 1050 будет доступен и что даст вам лучший игровой опыт в 1080p ультра. Всего наилучшего! Бог благословил!
So clean :)
love this
Thank you. Really appreciate it!
I just picked up (and just received) almost exactly the same components, except a GTX 740 2GB card since I don't do a ton of gaming, and 16 GB of the same RAM.
I am glad for you and honored to know we share almost the same components. Great minds think alike :D. I wish you to use it with a great experience from now on.
Hey Mero, the monitor you have mentioned in description is a 1080p one. What are you using for 4K? I have an old 560Ti which I am planning to use with this build. But it uses 2 X 6 pin and I was wondering if VS550 is enough.
Hey. Thank you for the heads up. Indeed, that was my monitor at the time of filmid this build. Short after I purchased the Samsung U28E590D 28" 4K 1ms. You can see it in the following link: amzn.to/2gpbz3K By accesing it and buying it from my suggestion it'll give me a small comision without paying anything extra. It is simply superb and the best for it's price.
The Corsair VS550 will hold it no problem, but if you can get a Thermaltake Smart SE 530W at a similar price, I would go for the Thermaltake.
Mero thanks! I will take a look at the Samsung monitor for my other pc with gtx1070. I couldn't find se530... However there's TR2 600W....what do you think?
Gamer 1337 Get the TR2 600W then. Thermaltake PSU are very good.
FEEDBACK:
1.use iso-propyl alchohol to remove the paste. its a pretty good organic solvent for the price.
2. Dont add music to the next one unless its lofi hip hop, it overpowers the actual content.
3. i like the annotations of the product as you placed it in, nice touch.
4. get an rx480, with updated drivers it outperforms the 1060 and has freesync.
5. im not sure if the mobo screw need to be tightened so much IIRC, they only need to be snug.
Thank you for your feedback. I shall try to take them into consideration it in my future builds!
I'm ordering same components except for ram( going for 2x8gb dims). nice video.
Thank you for your appreciation. I'm glad for you. I also have now 2x8GB of RAM and everything works flawlessly! All the best!
sorry brother i just now saw the link i got that! im so happy .i hope you will toppest youtuber in future.thanks
Thank you for your support and kind words. I wish you all the best and use the pc with a great gaming experience!
Randomly I ordered the same parts as you, except for the case. I just wanted to ask you if you are ok with this case.. I mean what's up with the temperatures..Is only the stock fan enough for medium high settings for hours? Are you using extra fans? I also read in the description that you are using a cooler(for the cpu i guess) but in the video i only see the stock cooler(or not??). Sorry i am new to pc building! Great video!
If you plan to use the MSI GTX 1070 gaming X you will need to buy a middle tower, because this case is not suitable for that tall GPU. I had to bend the case to make the GPU fit in, and only after I got a PSU with flat cables I was able to close the side panel of the case. I like Zalman cases, but for this you need a bigger one. For other GPUs that are smaller, like not so tall in height they will fit just fine. Don't use the stock cooler; it's dirt really. Get an aftermarket one, no matter how cheap, it'll be way better than the intel one. I got my CPU thermal throttle at the beginning with the intel cooler. i would use it only for a web browsing PC. otherwise for gaming, no. I am using only the back fan of the case.
Mero Well I plan to buy a gtx 1050 ti 4gb or a rx460 4gb. Will they fit in this case? Thank you so much btw..
ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ ΚΩΣΤΑΣ Those cards yeah will fit without any problem. My advice to you is to go nVidia, whichever GTX 1000 series you decide to get. Don't buy AMD. Nvidia Shadowplay is so helpful to record and stream.
I would choose amd only because of my low budget.. But i think im gonna save some money to buy a 1050ti or a 1060. For now i'm gonna enjoy my intel hd graphics(at least they may be better than my 9600GT). Oh! One more question: What was that glue you put on the CPU? Is it necessary?
***** Another AMD fanboy. :)
very nice video, I appreciate it. I am planning to buy the same motherboard along with the same CPU and 8gb DDR4 but i had just recently bought an Asus GT 610 2GB DDR3, so will this give me a decent gaming performance for games like Hitman, RE7 etc?
Note: I am not much of an eye candy guy, medium resolution and settings with just 25-30 fps is also fine for me
ok ty
wiped out the thermal compound from the fan and reapplied it on the processor.So smart!!
Yes it is a good move, when you go from the stock one to the ARCTIC MX-4. But even so the cooler wasn't enough for 4K ultra gaming.
Dharmik Parmar Ur dumb man, he applied an special thermal paste better than the Intel thermal paste.
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I feel very good i can't say anything... congratulation!!!!
ok ty
I don't mind the non-commentary. Well done. :)
Cheers mate!
I totally agree. There are far too many videos with crappy music in them.
Hi Mero. Do I need to apply Thermal Paste even with the intel heatsink? Because I have heard that you need to apply thermal paste only with external CPU coolers.
If the cooler that you are using has already thermal paste on it, you do not need to apply it on the cpu as well. I did that because I wiped off the cooler's thermal paste and replaced it with the ARCTC MX-4, in hope of better temps. But for 4K ultra gaming it wasn't enough. SO I had to replace the cooler with all. Now it's very nice, cool and quiet with an ARCTIC Freezer 13. I would recommend getting the cheapest ARCTIC cooler you can find, a 92 mm fan on it. it'll be way better than the dirt Intel puts in their cpu boxes.
Is it possible to use the other 4 pin connector to power the CPU, or will the one you put in was the only CPU power connector that worked? Lastly, can you rotate any of those 4 pin connectors and still get it in the motherboard's socket?
Yes, you can use the other 4 pin connector as well to power the CPU, because the wire scheme is the same: 2 yellow on top, 2 black on bottom. But you cannot rotate those 4 pins in any direction; they have to be connected in such a way the plastic notch, on the cable connector from the PSU, fits the socket on the motherboard.
Mero Thanks so much for the quick reply. I'm saving up for a cheap build similar to yours but using the Asus B150M-A instead, which also only has a four pin CPU power connector.
My pleasure. Nice to hear that! It'll be perfect; for gaming you don't need a high end motherboard. It's just wasted money. The diminishing returns are very high, compared to the fps improvement, which most of the time is in the margin of error. Check this out: ua-cam.com/video/rnKkqxAvkNY/v-deo.html
Really can't resist the urge to watch this video everyday. I'm building my own pc next month. How is your VS550? I've read reviews about it being not as good, would like to hear about it from someone whos actually using it. Thx in advance.
Thank you. I feel honored. Personally I would advise you to use it if you want to get a GPU no more powerful than a GTX 1060 6GB. I had some issues with it when it came for the MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X with some fps dips. maybe it was caused by the overprotective Surge protection of the motherboard, which back then it was set at ON and it gave me blue screes saying the PSU didn't deliver constant power. that made me purchase a Thermaltake Smart SE 630W, better overall than the Corsais VS550. But to my surprise the blue screen appeared again,with the same message. That's when I realized it wasn't the PSU fault. After turning OFF the Surge protection of the mobo from BIOS, the Thermaltake worked perfectly fine. i can't tell if the Corsair would've done the same because by then i sold it. My advise would be this. If you can find the Thermaltake Smart SE 530W get that. It is semi-modular and has flat cables and also has a 140mm fan, compared to the non-modular stiff cables and 120mm of the Corsair VS550. But if you are on a very limited budget, the PSU will work perfectly fine as I mentioned.
Mero Looks like I'm sticking with the VS till I'm upgrading I guess, thanks for responding and again, keep them ASMR-worthy videos going!
Good choice. Thank you :D Will try my best
Awesome and thanks for the vid man! May I know what's the difference between ASUS H110M-K AND H110M-A? Which one is better?
Thank you! Both are as good. The only difference I see is the H110M-A has also an HDMI connection. If you plan to use a discrete card, I don't see the point in spending more for that motherboard. If you'll use only the integrated gpu of the processor, then it'll come handy.
thanks man! and from the components you listed I don't see any HDD for storage apart from the SSD. Is it okay to skip HDD? I don't require a lot spaces anyway.
It's true. I have no HDD, because I don't need it at the moment. It's perfectly fine, if you're on a tight budget, to get the largest capacity SSD over a cheaper but much slower HDD. If you don't need much space, a 256 GB Samsung 850 EVO will make your PC, and game loading times, blazing fast. It will also pull out way less power and you'll have a quieter computer as well.
I have a similar setup, except my mb is a 110m-a, and smaller GPU, which I am considering upgrading. However, my current card runs sorta flush with the front panel pins. Does your GPU fit? The f-panel pins are just slightly different between the two mbs but according to the physical specs of the GPU I have and a similarly sized GPU that you have, it shouldn't be able to fit.
Any GPU should fit in without any problem, as long as your case is big enough. The M version of the H110 mobos can be indeed really crowded or tight in some areas, but you should have no problems in getting the front panel connections on and the GPU installed last. It will just take a bit more time than on a regulat ATX motherboard.
Thanks for the reply :)
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essa placa ainda da um caldo hein, encontrei ela na versão 2gb, pra quem não tem muitas condições de pegar uma placa mais recente e top, to em duvida nela ou em uma mais recente, uma 970, mas ai vou ter que juntar um pouco mais hehe, vou combar com um i3-7100
ok ty
great vídeo thanks!!
Thank you as well for your support!
Hello there! I wanted to ask that can this motherboard fit into other cpu cases except the one that you are using cuz that isn't available in my country. Btw your video was very helpful though because I was planning to buy the same motherboard.
Hy! This motherboard fits in any PC case: micro-ATX, middle tower or full tower., as long as it's not a mini-ITX case.
Thanks a lot!
I don't really know alot about computers so this may sound like a silly question : If i buy a new psu for my stock pc, do i have to manually replace it with the old one? or do you just have to plug it in?
Alex ST I don't understand the question. If you want to replace your PSU, you will have to open the case, remove the old one and it's cables, and put the new one and it's cables in.
Tom Henry yes i just wanted to know if i had to open the case or not, thx man
You made my day, Alex. I like you :) I will link you one of my videos where I replace the PSU, so you can have a better idea of what cables you will have to plug in and where. Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/BlbHMzEklOI/v-deo.html
Hey Mero, did your I/O shield came along with the ASUS H110M-K Motherboard?
Yes. All the I/O shields come with the motherboards only.
Hello, and big thanks for video!
I am going to buy online this motherboard, so I am courious, screws for motherboard, are they included in motherboard box or you needed to buy them seperately? Or you gain them with your case? Answer is highly appreciated.
Greetings
Hello. Thank you for your appreciation. Glad you found the video helpful. The motherboard doesn't come with any screws or stand-offs. Those come with the case. If you don't have some from a previous system, you'll need to purchase them separately.
Oh, thank you so much for info.
Keep with this educative work on youtube.
Best luck
Thank you as well. Will do! All the best!
Hi! Thats a very useful vid, thank you for that. I am just about to build a new pc. I already bought the same motherboard you have, an ASUS H110M-K, with 1x8Gb DDR4 Kingston HyperX Fury Black. I definetly want to buy a GTX 1070 to that config, but im not sure about 2 CPUs. Is a Core i5 6400 enough to get full performance from VGA, or i should buy the 6600 one? Is it worth to pay more? If its only 2-3FPS extra, i rather stick with 6400. And is a 500W PSU alright for this system?
If you buy the i5 6400 you will have an incredible performance. Don't bother with the 6600, it's not worth it. Try to look up the i5 6402P CPU. It is relatively unknown or not so popular but it usually has a lower price than a 6400 and 100MHz more (2.8-3.4GHz)than the 6400 (2.7-3.3). For the GTX 1070 i recommend a Thermaltake SMART SE 630W. It is really cheap and very well build. The 500W for a GTX 1070 would have to be some gold rated PSU, Otherwise you'd have some issues with the power delivery if you buy a modest one. Buy the Thermaltake or the Corsair New Series VS650 or CX600. From the 2 the Thermaltake is better. One more thing. make sure to buy an aftermarket cooler, the cheapest one from ARCTIC with a 92mm will be way better than the stock Intel.
Big thanks for the advice, i will do so :)
KLozey Glad I could help. Let me know how it all turns out.
I will. One more thing. Any idea for what case i can use? Looking for case around £30-35, mATX, or ATX with mATX support and space enough to fit the 1070?
KLozey You can go with the Zalman ZM-T4 (supports up to 300 mm gpu's) only if you will buy the ASUS GTX. If you decide to go with an MSI you'll need a middle tower, because that videocard is very high and the power connectors won't allow you to close the side panel correctly. Zalman has very low prices an very good cases.
Which CPU do you recommend for to get with an H110M Motherboard? and am i capable of applying my GTX 950 to it aswell (on the motherboard) because i really just wanna know a good CPU something like an I3 6100 3.7 Ghzor an I3 4150 3.5 Ghz and my GTX 950 that would fit in it, and do you think i should add an extra 6gb with with my current 6 gb atm? Thanks!
Buy a Pentium G4620. It's even better, by a fraction than the i3 6100, but also costs less. You can put it on an H110M mobo, but I would recommend to wait for the H210M mobos. What are you referring to when you say you have currently 6GB of?
6GB Ram and i really would like the H110M but i want tot know if the G4620 or the I3 6100 and the GTX 950 would fit in it? thanks again
Yes, both the G4620 and the i3 6100, with the GTX 950 you say you already have, will fit in just fine. I would go for the Pentium G4620 at this point, because it's the least expensive.
Tasty Lime i3 3.70Ghz
OK im convinced that the fan cooler is now totally clean !!!
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Hi Mero, Why you removed the default thermal paste on the heatsink then reapplied the new one ?? is there something like default one is not good or the one you were using was better ? Please let me know
Hello. I just wanted to get better temps with the one I used, like 4-5 degrees Celsius lower. But for 4K ultra gaming the stock cooler wasn't enough not even with the ARCTIC thermal paste I used. The i3 6100 reached 72 Celsius after 15 minutes of gaming. That's why i replaced it with an ARCTIC Freezer 13. The temps dropped to max 63 after hours of gaming and the noise level was way way better. i would recommend you to get the cheapest ARCTIC cooler you can find, like the Alpine 11 Plus. It's whisper quiet and very good. if you use the pc just for web browsing, you can get away with the Intel stock cooler. For gaming it's unacceptable.
Thanks for quick reply , Subscribing your channel for more awesome videos .
thank you for the support!
how about 1080p gaming?
I think it'll be the same reality. The cpu will have an usage way above the silent limit of the fan, unless you make a custom fan curve, you'll hear it loud and clear.
I was so confused about why you took the thermal paste off but then you added some new thermal paste.
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am gonna build same pc but with the i3 7100 cpu thanks for the video ❤
here is what I would recommend you instead: ua-cam.com/video/Wqsnt6g9qGc/v-deo.html That is my PC now, the best bang for the buck for gaming. thank you for your support
same in our country the price is same
Music would've been a nice addition but good vid
Thank you for your support, suggestion an appreciation. I promise I will consider it in the future.
alex rgi Shadowplay allows you to record up to 4K60fps @ a max quality of 130Mbps, which looks awesome. It allows you to record voice as well, desktop also. literally everything. You can also live stream on twitch youtube and all. You don't need any capture board. Shadowplay does it for you with the GTX card. About bluetooth I really don't know about console connections and gaming because I don't have such things. You will have to google that. If your tv doesn't have a cable that supports 60 Hx, you should definitely get one. Something like a Display Port which can take 60Hz v1.2 I think it is, or above.
Hello Mero! Just a quick question: Is the constant orange led blinking normal, even when the pc is turned off(with psu on of course)? I have the same system and I had a weird smell the other day but everything works fine(still).
If you're talking about the Audio Orange LED stripe on the motherboard, i keep that off all the time. But yeah, I guess it remains on as long as the PSU is On and connected to the power cord. if everything runs normal you shouldn't worry, not even it smelled funny :), who know what it was. Probably it's the normal smell for a new electronic component.
Mero I talk about the led light that can been seen on this video at the end. Its the same thing but I noticed that today after the funny smell so I got scared. So it isn't an alarm at all right? The weird thing is that on hwmonitor the mainboard temp is constantly up to 120C but on the BIOS it's 20C. LOL?
Did you mount correctly the motherboard on the case using the correct stand offs? And did you place them correctly for this small factory motherboard, by looking at the case notes for mobo's positioning? Maybe the weird smell is due to the fact the back of the mobo touches some metal part, maybe a stand off screw you forgot or placed in the wrong position and can short circuit the mobo. WHat you are telling me reminds me of what a friend did, about 15 years ago. He bought new parts and placed the mobo just as it was inside the case, with the standoffs short-circuiting it. There was some funny smell and it didn't boot up at all. I said to him: "It smells funny!" He replied to me: "It better not smell funny to you, motherfucker, because I paid a shitload of money for this!" We immediately took it out and went to the PC store again, and he got the right stand-offs and positioned them correctly and all then rand ok. I don't get that temperature error at all. The AI Suite 3 and BIOS work fine at that aspect.
Mero I didn't build the pc, the tech guy did. I noticed a screw on the top right of the mobo that wasnt mounted well so I fixed this today. There are 2 holes on the bottom of the mobo that are empty and i can't find the screws to mount them as well. The guy that build my pc didn't check any manual at all.. he finished his job in about 8 minutes.. I don't smell anything right now but the the temp of the mobo is still at 119C on hwmonitor. On bios on the other hand its normal 20C. I read somewhere that hwmonitor does this sometimes.. But the orange blinking led is normal right?
The orange led will stay on as long as you have it set like that in the AI Suite 3, so yeah, it's normal. If you want it to be turned off when the pc is off, you'll have to set it off even when the PC is on; it's the only way.
Building my PC soon, thoughts on the specs? Any tips?
Case: Deepcool TESSERACT SW ATX Mid Tower Case
CPU: Intel Core i3-6100 3.7GHz Dual-Core Processor
Graphics: EVGA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB SC GAMING ACX 2.0
Motherboard: Asus H110M-K H110
RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport LT 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-2400
Storage: Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM
Power Supply: EVGA 500W 80+ ATX Power Supply
If you want to take advantage of the 2400MHz RAm I would recommend going with a Kaby Lake CPU, the Pentium G4620 and wait until the H210M mobos are available. You will get a little bit more performace with around the same money, or even less. Everything else is very good.
You could use some music for background but good video anyways :)
I shall take your suggestion into consideration. Thank you for your appreciation and support!
***** I will try to do so in the future. Thank you!
Actually if you would have explained which pin goes where and what it does this would have been very useful for PC assembler newbies.
I will try to do it next time. feel free to look for my newest build. I speak there in the most important parts of the build. Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/Wqsnt6g9qGc/v-deo.html
All is in the manual. I build my PC without looking to manual, because all is written on the motherboard itself.
Im not really interested in gaming, but i would really love to get a new pc. This i3 build without gpu is what i was looking for. Is this, without an ssd, a good pc? I will be buying a gtx 1050 maybe in a year. I will be using this hypotetical pc for future work. Please tell me mlre about it if you know anything.
The i3 6100 is a very good cpu for any PC, as long as you do not want to render large video files. Personally I would always use an SSD in my PC builds, because it literally refreshes even an old system. The HDD will hold you back, especially if you want to work on your pc and will have to load certain programs. The Samsung 750 EVO 250 GB is prices incredibly well. Try to look up for it in your area and you will not regret buying it. Also the GTX 1050 will be very good for the money; in one year for now it'll cost even less.
Also makes a good general purpose PC, with a bit of oomph when you need a bit of extra processing power.
It is all you really need, as long as you do not expect it to convert big video files in 4K.
I have no 4k equipment, and I only process 1080p/720p video. I typically convert 1080p/720p, at 25/30/50fps, videos into jpeg files for analysis. I then produce super slow motion 1080p videos from the jpeg sequences. I am typing this on my old second generation i5 computer. This has the same top clock speed, but is running 32-bit Windows 7. The Windows 10 upgrade was buggy, so I've cleaned that off the old system. This 2011 Win7 system supports legacy software & hardware, and cannot be changed to a clean install of Windows 10. Given that the i3 6100 is a sixth generation processor, running 64 bit Windows 10, with a basic 8 gigabytes of 2133 MHz DDR4 RAM, it should have caught up with the i5, which runs with a basic 4 gigabytes of 1333 MHz DDR3 RAM.
True indeed. Only at this point, if someone would build a new PC I would recommend the Pentium G4620 with an H210 motherboard and support for the 2400MHz RAM. It's in my opinion the i3 6100 killer. And it even cost less than the i3.
I didn't know about the Pentium G4620, when I looked for a motherboard/processor/RAM combo on Amazon.UK. This was the basic, and cheapest, offer for a low-end i3 gamer from that specific retailer, which I considered reasonable for my personal use. As I don't make a job out of PC construction, and thus have no real experience, I had to go on instinct. Not all parts were purchased on Amazon UK. For instance, I went out shopping for the case, which I got a lot cheaper than those advertised on Amazon. I recycled the San-Disk SSD from my old laptop for drive C, and use a Western Digital HDD for storage. I have been using a similar SSD/HDD system on the old i5 for the past three years, and have been avoiding the use of drive C for storage for a lot longer than that. Just to make things easier, should shit happen (which it does), I've cloned both drive Cs.
:) It's no problem whatsoever; the difference is very small between the two builds. I wish you to use your system well for years to come. I am on the same platform and I'm having a blast. At the moment I am using just one SSD, a Samsung 850 EVO 256 GB version. I will have to get another one in the future, because space runs out fast. I don't like the HDD's anymore.
You didn't use the Cooler you listed in the description, it appears you used the stock cooler from the Intel i3. How did you ground yourself when building?
Hello. Indeed in the build I used the stock cooler. After a few months I had to replace it, because it was very noisy in 4K gaming and my CPU reached 72 Celsius after 15 minutes. Also there were many cases of fps drops due to thermal throttling. I placed in the description the cooler I use now, because it is far superior and very quiet. I would recommend the stock cooler if it was a PC used only for web browsing. I grounded myself by touching the metal parts of the pc case and the door handle, every time before I touched a component you saw me installing.
Mero Thanks, sounds good
JayRay00 Thank you as well.
actually, the pre-installed thermal paste from intel is fine. why did you remove it and replace it with aftermarket paste?
Because it was measured that the MX-4 gives better temps with 3-4 degrees Celsius. But even so, it wasn't enough. in 4K ultra gaming the temps reached 72 C and the CPU was thermal throttling a lot, thing shown in the stutters and fps drops while gaming. I also had blue screens 2 times because of it. After installing the ARCTIC Freezer 13, in this video you can see here: ua-cam.com/video/wlL0qyuG-nU/v-deo.html the temps went down to a max of 63 and the noise level dropped significantly. I couldn't sand the stock cooler it was very loud in gaming. I recommend it only of a web browsing machine. Otherwise any aftermarket cooler will be way better. For a more budget friendly cooler the ARCTIC Alpine 11 Plus is perfect.
Would you please do a benchmarking video sometime soon?
Meanwhile I installed a GTX 1060 and ageer a MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X. I have 3DMark tests with those combos on my channel, not with the system without the GPU. I only tested the integgrated GPU of the Intel i3 6100 in World of Warships.
Hi Mero! so im gonna build a pc, and i dont know to which of these two cpus to go with. So the i3 7100 or the pentium g4560? thanks for the reply! :D
I would advise you to buy the parts i picked up in my latest video here: ua-cam.com/video/FDpQ7kuAFqw/v-deo.html
Mero thank you Mero! You are the best! :D
Thank you also for your kind words! All the best!
Hey mero! Here again for your kind assistance. My pc is working perfectly, fall out ultra, dark souls, doom, etc all in 1080p, now I decided to buy a water cooling corsair h45 but the RAM on the mobo gets in the way and can't fit the cooling farn on the top. The case is a Riotoro cr480. What should I do? Abuy another case? Because seems the design of the mobo the one causing the problem.should i try to put it on the back?
Hello there. I am glad to hear that. Regarding the water cooling I am really a noob there. For that you definitely need a very big case to have those hoses inside with all the stuff and fan. Do you really think it's worth the investment?
I believe i will get a bigger case or try switching the one in the back.
Dxme gdo Fair enough. Hope you'll be pleased in the end.
Hey, you say you will put a GTX1060, have you already installed it? i want to know if the processor makes a bottleneck to the GPU, thanks!
Hello. I installed the GTX 1060 from Gigabyte you can see here: ua-cam.com/video/jG0rFdGhZhg/v-deo.html unfortunatelly it came with a defect, as all gigabyte GTX 1000 series are bad from design. The fan was making a grinding noise, so I couldn't stand it. I returned it and bought an MSI GTX 1070 Gaming X, you can see here: ua-cam.com/video/tMZHiuHv5gs/v-deo.html What can I say: I am playing WoW in 4K with all untra settings (10), and recommended Effect settings and I'm having a blast. I get between 55-65 fps in the intensive Boss fights in 25 man Legion raids and up to 100 fps in the trash zones. For me the i3 6100 is the best gaming processor for the money. i had one guy telling me he gets sometimes lower fps with the same GPU but with an i5 6600k oc'd. The i3 6100 will not bottleneck on any way the GTX 1060. It will actually give you an incredible gaming experience in 1080p and 1440p, as yu can see from my other tests done with the GTX 1060 from Gigabyte. If you want to play in 4K you'll need a GTX 1070. Feel free to watch my 1080p vs 1440p vs 4K videos I've uploaded recently on my channel.
These i3 processors punched way above their weight, using an i3 3220 and still gives me decnt performance.
Imagine if you'd upgrade to the i3-10105F now 4 cores/8 threads it would be amazing. But I am glad you are pleased with your cpu.
@@Meroving1an yea man that's what I'm thinking of too, I also bought an amd fx for pretty cheap thinking it would be better than the i3 but actually the performance wasn't as good and it was routinely 70 to 80 degrees lmao
@@anaveragebloke3996 Yeah. My former R5 3600 reached 83-85 sometimes. You really need state of the art case and cooling. It's not worth it. I switched back to Intel and never looked back. An i3-10105F with an RTX 4060Ti will rip everything apart now.
@@Meroving1an facts, intel is definitely the best when it comes to durability and now performance as well.
@@anaveragebloke3996 ;)
Nice part selections.
Thank you for your appreciation. Glad you like them!
Is this motherboard compatible with the G4560 Kaby Lake without needing a BIOS update or needing a Skylake Cpu to update the BIOS?
Only if the motherboard comes with the BIOS version 2003 or newer. Otherwise, if it has a BIOS version 18xx, then no, it'll not work.
Im prob gonna be oblivious, but what CPU cooler do you use? im new at pc building.
I used the stock cooler for a while, but it had very bad performance. the temps were up to 72 Celsius and it was very noisy in 4K gaming. If you will use the pC for web browsing only then you can keep it, but if you want to game on it I would definitely go for any aftermarket cooler with a 92 mm or 20mm fan. Personally I use the ARCTIC Freezer 13. I'm very pleased with the quietness and low temps now.
Mero What does this play 4K in? That is amazing that this does 4k
sean hackney Look on my channel. It playes every single game as long as you have a good enough GPU. I play mostly WOW Legion. You can see the tests I don in Diablo 3, Overwatch, Dota 2, COD Black Ops, The Crew, Assassins Creed.
Thanks alot. I'm building a basic PC similar to this, with g4560, 8k ram ddr4, 1tb hd, psu 430W, without graphic cards.... which model of H110m mobo you recomend for me? Thxxx
The cheapest one you can find. they are all the same.
In brasil the h110m costs R$ 300 and the B250M is R$500. Which one u recomend for me??