yes if you buy a second hand parts . or if you buy a second hand video card at least . you can swap i3 with slightly more expensive ryzen 5 500 but at that point i would not bother anymore and just get 5600/5600x/5700 . and yes you can buy a 10 dollar case and 15 dollar power supply and get a better video card , but i don´t do "cardboard" builds for the sake of 10-15% performance gain because there is more problems in a long run and i don´t want people calling me or texting on the forum that they have an issue , because if i build it then i have to fix it and it costs me my reputation and also my time ... so there is that . also keep in mind this video specifically targets performance in cs2 i´m also focusing on 1% and 0.1% lows and not just average FPS because thats really important in this game . also it hugely depends on your location of living , as i was mentioning some parts are cheaper in certain countries , so yes builds can be very different in certain locations - you can find vastly different "good deals" in some countries (for example on tomshardware there are lots of users from india asking for advice and power supplies and parts in general are expensive there with very limited selection sometimes so you have to work your way around it) ... there is simply not enough room in this video to do 20 different builds for 20 different countries , it is too long as it is and nobody would probably even watch that 😀
Ahoj! Thanks for review! My question would be why we need so much 2x32GB in last build? Also is it okay to build with G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 DDR5 64GB 2x32GB 6000MHz CL30 1.4V XMP 3.0 black instead of CL32?
to answer your question , it is a build more towards the higher end and sometimes even 2x16gb may not be enough , it is more about the "comfort" i would say because you don´t have to check memory usage and you can just run lots of stuff in the background without any concerns about running any game at the same time . also memory is relatively cheap these days . for me personally 32gb are barely enough anymore and i´m not even a heavy gamer , i just play older titles like ROME II (with mods) and CS2 , but i have lots of things running in the background usually and lots of users like to do the same . unless you are on a very tight budget i would consider 2x16gb as bare minimum for comfort and 2x32gb as optimal in late 2024 . (given of course you want a gaming or performance oriented PC , otherwise you may get away even with 2x8gb) ... of course there are other coolers , spirit evo is just the best performing air cooler on the market right now for a great price . silentium/endorfy fera and fortis are also great coolers for the price and they are usually widely available .
1630 is too low end though even rtx 3050 is on the edge i would say . the best option on very low budget is really to buy a second hand rtx 3060 or 2070/2070s for roughly 200-250 , those cards all perform much better compared to low end GPUs .
@@darkglobe406 yeah honestly i dont have much money, i bought a second hand pc with an i3 7100 for 68 usd and rn im looking for a cheap gpu that can let me play rocket league in 1080p medium settings. idk what is good but im thinking of going for either 1630 or 1650 depending on what i can find for cheap.
@@feeeefifififififi gtx 1060 6gb edition is what i would recommend (don´t buy a 3gb version) : it is better than 1650 (it also has more VRAM) and you can find it for cheap these days . luckily enough rocket league is not too cpu demanding so if rocket league is all you want to play it will be fine , however for new titles i3 7100 is too slow already . it is also insuficient for smooth gameplay in cs2 . but it will play most older (cpu light) titles just fine .
there can definitely be more performance for the budget for every single budget here
yes if you buy a second hand parts .
or if you buy a second hand video card at least .
you can swap i3 with slightly more expensive ryzen 5 500 but at that point i would not bother anymore and just get 5600/5600x/5700 .
and yes you can buy a 10 dollar case and 15 dollar power supply and get a better video card ,
but i don´t do "cardboard" builds for the sake of 10-15% performance gain
because there is more problems in a long run and i don´t want people calling me or texting on the forum that they have an issue ,
because if i build it then i have to fix it and it costs me my reputation and also my time ...
so there is that .
also keep in mind this video specifically targets performance in cs2
i´m also focusing on 1% and 0.1% lows and not just average FPS
because thats really important in this game .
also it hugely depends on your location of living , as i was mentioning some parts are cheaper in certain countries ,
so yes builds can be very different in certain locations - you can find vastly different "good deals" in some countries
(for example on tomshardware there are lots of users from india asking for advice and power supplies
and parts in general are expensive there with very limited selection sometimes so you have to work your way around it) ...
there is simply not enough room in this video to do 20 different builds for 20 different countries , it is too long as it is and nobody would probably even watch that 😀
Ahoj! Thanks for review!
My question would be why we need so much 2x32GB in last build?
Also is it okay to build with G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 DDR5 64GB 2x32GB 6000MHz CL30 1.4V XMP 3.0 black instead of CL32?
Wouldnt hurt to, just double check with the motherboard specs
also in my country there are no option to buy Thermalright Phantom spirit evo only 120 evo. Is it okay or I should look for smth else?
to answer your question , it is a build more towards the higher end and
sometimes even 2x16gb may not be enough , it is more about the "comfort" i would say
because you don´t have to check memory usage and you can just run lots of stuff in the background
without any concerns about running any game at the same time . also memory is relatively cheap these days .
for me personally 32gb are barely enough anymore and i´m not even a heavy gamer ,
i just play older titles like ROME II (with mods) and CS2 ,
but i have lots of things running in the background usually and lots of users like to do the same .
unless you are on a very tight budget i would consider 2x16gb as bare minimum for comfort and 2x32gb as optimal in late 2024 .
(given of course you want a gaming or performance oriented PC , otherwise you may get away even with 2x8gb) ...
of course there are other coolers , spirit evo is just the best performing air cooler on the market right now for a great price .
silentium/endorfy fera and fortis are also great coolers for the price and they are usually widely available .
@@darkglobe406 im also playing only cs2, sometimes pubg and now i also need pc for my studies
i heard gtx 1630s can get 144 average fps in 1080p low settings
1630 is too low end though
even rtx 3050 is on the edge i would say .
the best option on very low budget is really to buy a second hand rtx 3060
or 2070/2070s for roughly 200-250 , those cards all perform much better compared to low end GPUs .
@@darkglobe406 yeah honestly i dont have much money, i bought a second hand pc with an i3 7100 for 68 usd and rn im looking for a cheap gpu that can let me play rocket league in 1080p medium settings. idk what is good but im thinking of going for either 1630 or 1650 depending on what i can find for cheap.
@@feeeefifififififi gtx 1060 6gb edition is what i would recommend (don´t buy a 3gb version) :
it is better than 1650 (it also has more VRAM) and you can find it for cheap these days .
luckily enough rocket league is not too cpu demanding
so if rocket league is all you want to play it will be fine , however for new titles i3 7100 is too slow already .
it is also insuficient for smooth gameplay in cs2 .
but it will play most older (cpu light) titles just fine .
@@darkglobe406 i see, thankyou for reccomendation, i was also thinking i might try to upgrade the cpu to i7 7700 sometime down the line.