Finally someone who explain things for completely newbie people like me, some UA-camrs just say these weird names but don't explain what that is and I'm like "so wtf is this? It's important or an extra?" Thank you so much
yeah man, having him teaching me what the Z's and B's means in a motherboard was super useful. Although I might keep my pc for a few years without needing to build another one, still helpful to know and help someone.
I love how Paul's explained all this probably a thousand times before in random videos but still explains it calmly so even the dumbest layman can understand. Respect the patience, my man.
@@amaansiddiqui2376 Paul has provided a great deal of useful information here. To me, watching it more than once would be an indication of superior intelligence.
I was just a teenager when I built my first computer, did it using your newegg guide and that systems is still running well even passed it down to a friend who uses it everyday. Been building PC's since Now here I am, a grown ass bloke readying up to build a new machine looking for advise, thanks a bunch Paul
Hey Paul, I just wanna say thank you. One day I thought to myself that my MacBook Air wasn’t doing it for me in basic performance to even play Ravenfield so I went out to look for a gaming laptop. I looked around and found nothing I liked so I looked for a tutorial to see how difficult it was to build a PC. Yours was the first I found and you were the one who got me to now have my fist custom PC. You are a legend and I hope you can inspire many others to build like you did for me. Awesome video btw
I too have a macbook, didn't buy it it's a stupid school computer, but apple is 100% not worth it at all. PC is way better and I hope to be building one soon
Thank God you didn't buy a gaming laptop. Bought an alienware 13 r3 3 years ago and it's given me nothing but trouble until the motherboard finally fried itself.
Same, I’m getting tired of my 8 year old MacBook Air dragging itself across every application. Been bit by the PC building bug and just yesterday I bought my Ryzen 3600, a Phanteks case, and an ASRock B550m Mobo. So stoked.
Jordan Danaskos 100% agree, I bought my iMac but it was just not cutting it so Paul also convinced me to build my own custom rig. Also windows has so much more compatibility in terms of software applications.
This is a great video. There are so many reviews of specific items of hardware, which are extremely useful, but there's definitely a gap of videos about the general principles you should apply when picking a part. I'm planning on doing my first build this summer (hoping stock availability and prices go back to pre-Covid levels some time soon) and this was very useful. One thing I am struggling with right now is figuring out how to determine how much cooling/airflow is needed for your CPU/GPU combination, and how to tell apart the quality of different power supplies (as well as determine what wattage you actually need). A "3 levels of skill" style video on cooling and PSUs would be so useful to me and I'm sure many others.
I look at the whole set-up on a main board. I look at the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth version, number and speed of the lans, number of m.2 slots. I also look at the quality of the sound section, and whether or not that there is onboard video. While I don't use liquid cooling, it is an option on the control headers that I look at in the event that air cooling is not enough. RGB lighting control is a plus if I just want some distractions. I usually use top of the line mb's. They tend to last longer and give better options with the extras I look for and use. I don't always use the latest and greatest mb's. Previous versions are usually the best buy for the money with the options that I like. Good video tutorial. Thank you. W
►TIMESTAMPS 01:37 Level 1: Basic Compatibility 06:27 Level 2: Features and Extras 12:23 Level 2: Components and Build Quality **UPDATE AS OF 5/19/2020 -- AMD just announced that they WILL be adding support for 4000-series CPUs to B450 and X470 motherboards. They will need to set up a 1-way BIOS upgrade that will drop support for some 1st-gen Ryzen CPUs, and details are still forthcoming, but it's great news!** ► VIDEO LINKS Beginner's Guide to Building a Gaming PC (Playlist): ua-cam.com/video/PubJxQBKBio/v-deo.html LGA vs PGA - ua-cam.com/video/vzKcrwlmREE/v-deo.html Should You Get a Budget Chipset Motherboard? - ua-cam.com/video/wCyZMbVa5b4/v-deo.html My 5 Favorite Motherboard Features - ua-cam.com/video/sWrdIZRfom0/v-deo.html
1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200, three different versions of 2011, 1366, 1356, 1567, 3647, and probably some I missed all in the last 10 or so years. I have zero faith that Intel will release a pcie4 capable CPU without a new socket, probably LGA 1201 or 1202.
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A shout out to Paul, thanks for teaching me how to build my PC back in 2013. I purchased all my parts from newegg back then and got the sabertooth z77 motherboard. Still using the PC with all original parts except the SSD drive, which I just replaced. I just found your youtube channel and liked and subscribed; wish I found it a long time ago. Thanks again
@Ignatius David Partogi I got an x570 Taichi for my 3600. I don't upgrade platform very often, and want to be able to support whatever the highest end chip ends up (4950x or what have you) while still being able to overclock. Also. It was pretty, and I am vain.
Should probably have talked about M.2 slots and quality of front/rear IO. Full ATX boards usually have the space to fix eventual shortcomings through PCIe cards but it's an extra expense and complicates cable management.
@@billb0313 im in the same boat, i wanna buy a used 144hz monitor but of course no ones posting things or such which is lame. Having a build capable of up to 170fps on AAA games but a 75hz monitor lol
Building my first PC right now and this video was extremely helpful. I have my Case, and decided on my CPU, but have been struggling to figure out what motherboard I wanted. Thanks Paul! Got a happy new subscriber from me 😁
0:03 Anybody else notice the middle mobo is upside down? Is this a custom set up? Lol. Then magically goes right side up at 2:15 Then disappears at 6:27 wow that's "Excellent!"
This bothered me during the whole video at first i thought he was having a balancing issue then when it flipped it,i was like ok fine. Then it disappeared and I'm screaming AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO GIVES A DAMN ABOUT THE RULES ANYMORE!
@@Painfully_Punny I have Siverstone and Riotoro cases that have a inverted layout. Maybe they travel too far in the future to get the first good AMD chip, Ryzen 1800x and had to travel back to get a b350/450 since b550 did not support zen1.
Thank you Paul for making these videos! It's been more than one and a half decade since I had a desktop, and wathcing your videos in the past few years, along with Linus's, Luke's, Jay's and Dmitri's is what gave me the knowledge and motivation to finally build one completely on my own. I just ordered the parts yesterday and can't wait to start. Keep doing what you're doing! Greetings from Hungary! TT
I've been watching your videos as I'm planning my first build and I have to say that this and your CPU buyers guide video have been two of my favorite so far. There are thousands of how to build and part picker videos but I would love to see more of these multi level deep dives on all PC components. Hopefully the rest are coming soon! Thanks for the easy to watch and easy to understand video!
Hey Paul, just wanted to say I really loved this video and the amount of information provided was really well done. You should totally make videos like this for the other various parts of a PC! This info helped me understand the motherboard a lot better as well as gave me great insight in what to look for when shopping.
I've been looking high and low for a good comprehensive summary for motherboards so I could get up to speed about what the chipset numbers mean, what the dimensions are, and more for MOBOs since I just never knew and this was the only video that covered everything and not only that but in a cohesive, logical, easy to digest manner and in a good order. Thank you very much.
Excellent video, clear and informative, useful for both the the beginners and this experienced engineer. (I designed and built my first computer 58 years ago at 13. Most of my design experience has been unrelated to PCs, dedicated realtime control designs the Pegasus telemetry and guidance board. It's been 30 years since I last built a Windows PC from parts, so I don't keep up with it until I need it.) This video strikes a near perfect balance, avoiding both the dumbed-down ditch one one side and the assuming-they-already-know-the-jargon ditch on the other. Thanks, great job.
When I build my parent's PC had to pick a case that would look nice since it would be more visible, it was on the ground floor. But personal computer always mobo/cpu first.
It depends on what kind of build. It's i'm going ITX. I always pick the case first. Since it's the most restrictive build type. With ITX upgradability is usually limited to what case you have. For mATX or ATX builds the case is less important.
"..people seems to like it?" WE REALLY REALLY LOVE IT...Especially me. Some times i just autoplay your videos instead of listening to music...while cooking. LOL Honestly i never know that i love I.T knowledge and stuffs. Now, i'm only 2 months old in the world of I.T and gaming pc builds, but i learn alot from you guys. Life is good, mate
This video single handedly answers all the questions I've had over the last year about mobos since I started really building up my pc. All my uncertainties have been put to rest thank you.
Very good to know info...starting with 'everyone is supposed to know this' level 1, through to 'straight to the point and informative' level 2 & 3. Thanks
Another excellent video! I think one item you should consider when selecting a motherboard is which cooling option(s) you're going to use, the number of fan headers could limit your options.
I’m new to the pc world and I’ve watched dozens of videos on this stuff. However I will say you are the FIRST video I’ve watched that I’ve actually understood and was able to keep up. With that I say that you and I subscribed
At least they didn't mislead audience and buyers. If things go as what AMD planned and no Zen 3+++ refreshes, b550 will only be supporting 4000 series CPUs... Which is basically Kabylake but worse because Kabylake chipsets at least support Skylake CPUs while b550 doesn't support 3000 series and below. That's why you never should've bought a board and plan for upgrades. Buy whatever is best now and right for your current CPU.
@@cunnyman b550 does support 3000 series chips but not the 2000 series cpu's. Will need to use b550 for 4000 series because b350, x370, b450 and x470 won't be supported for them.
Alan Morgan Here, you just do a nerdy building hobby, need the upgrades??? Howny build you did this year? I just keep the 6900k build for ever, only replaced the RTX card 2 years ago, still the best there is.New intel 10 gen would only do 20% better, not worth it now!
Hey Paul, this was one of the best video comparison/explanations I have EVER seen, and I have seen a lot! Thank you for the tremendous value and the no fluff all facts with just the right amount of detail! Really, really well done, thank you!!
I just built my first pc at 67 years of age. MSI b450 tomahawk MAX… so now I am going to learn to fly (in a sim)… You and Kyle and Jay and Linus gave my an education.. (I did my first landing without a crash today). Thanks for all your videos.. now my adult kids don’t laugh at me so hard anymore… (they are engineers and educators). But I taught myself keyboards and guitar and wrote some music got published, formed a band, got on TV, and radio, made money, hung around rock stars.. Do want you love, love what you do. And be kind doing it
You good at what you do. Some people talk to much with to much info and poor explanation. But you talk and deliver everything thanks man love the channel.
I feel like you missed a very important part of choosing a motherboard - connectivity options. For many people, 6 USB ports might not be enough, especially if one of them is Type-C. Some keyboards nowadays need two USB ports, some headsets need one, a USB soundcard or an audio interface need one. Add a webcam, a printer, a capture card, an external hard drive - and you might get overrun by things that need a USB port. Sure, those can be added via PCIe cards, but this is often more expensive than just buying a board with more ports and can lead to weird compatibility issues, especially with devices that fully utilize high-speed ports' bandwidth (webcams, capture cards and VR equipment are the worst offenders). M.2 slots often get too little attention. Some people might take advantage of multiple and/or high bandwidth LAN. Thunderbolt 3 is also is incredibly useful. All of this helps to show why the crowd favorite B450 Tomahawk is hugely overrated. To me, rather pricey an ATX board with 6 USB ports and 1 M.2 slot is a joke. Its mATX sister B450 Mortar is not only cheaper, but has 8 USB ports and 2 M.2 slots, yet nobody recommends it.
Hard agree on the Mortar MAX, the tomahawk has no useful advantages over the mortar. SLI and Crossfire are dead, so mATX should be just as if not more relevant than ATX, yet it's the other way around strangely.
A cheap USB hub easily solves the issue of not enough USB ports, but he does also mention that different motherboards will have fewer USB or sata ports briefly at 9:00. I'd assume M.2 slots would also fall under this umbrella when looking at what connectivity options a motherboard has. The Tomahawk is often recommended over the Mortar because it's an ATX board, which will give you more room to work with, and also because the VRM is better for people interested in overclocking. Not many people use more than one M.2, and as mentioned before USB ports aren't really a deciding factor for most people.
@@despoder1558yeah, I hope so. Intel needs to git gud. I also have a B450 system. And another one with an I7-4770. Along with my main z390 code /9900k. Way to many systems xD
@@lucasrem it was a joke. I like these videos. I've probably made 30 systems the last 5 years. Still enjoy watching people talk about these things. Even though I probably know most of it.
I always find it quite irritating that "CMOS" ended up being a common naming for the BIOS settings memory. As most of you surely know, "CMOS" originally comes from "complementary metal oxide semiconductor" which is a type of manufacturing process for transistors in ICs.
Paul!! Your hardware channel Rocks!! Thank you for your in-your-face information that is so lacking I feel on the web!! Pulling back the curtain and showing the real deal is soooo sweet!! Thanks!
Good Stuff...Been probably 10 or so years since I did a PC build...but finally decided I need a current up-to-date PC. Plan on a build after the AMD's 4000 series chips come out. Though, it looks like its gonna take some time just find the availability of parts...in any case, great vids...I really appreciate these types of tutorials to get us old part-time PC geeks up to speed.
I feel like Mainboards never get enough attention or at least not as much as other hardware, everybody always talks about GPU, CPU, RAM even PSUs but not many people ever really talk (in depth) about Mainboards or when to buy what So anyways great video, appreciate it alot! Gj :)
Thanks for the great information. Easy to understand, very well explained, with references to other resources for more information. No time wasted on drama/entertainment! This is one of the few tech videos I don't watch on 1.25 or 1.5 speed, and never fast forward. Subscribed!
This is the firdt of your videos I have seen, and it's the absolute best video covering this topic imo. You get to the point, explain everything well and don't add to the confusion. A beginner would be very kucky to come across this video. Kudos man. Subbed. I've been doing this stuff since the VIC20 was a thing. Again, WELL DONE.
This was an excellent presentation. Your breakdown of skill levels and the details associated with each was very insightful. Looking forward to your next installment.
Carl Kitchen Level 4 is for museum people only? On PS only museum! So weirdo that everybody is trashing it? hold on all your 1999 gear for ever! Voodoo days...... You own any remastered PC title? or you meant remastered to run on PS5 now? PC never need that...it runs old titles!
9:05 that table could be mildly confusing to a beginner having AMD chipset specs and chipsets yet having a Z490 at the top in place of say X570? Just a weird thing love the video though!
I think maybe that was mislabeled and was in fact supposed to be X570; I haven't looked up the specs but considering it's marked "Yes" as having Precision Boost Overdrive, I think that's the case.
The117thCon First build, just do some RTX card on intel, if you got skilled you can do any weirdo build you need! why you still love this beginner content? you never did a build yourself?
The amazing Lian Li 011 Dynamic has 1 major flaw, it can't support some 140mm tall air coolers. As you imply you can get to the end of your dreambuild checklist and screw up this critical component.
Every skill level on here can be worked around with good internet research, but I'm also a giant nerd who likes knowing what he gets before getting it. Still, this video gave me exactly what I hoped for. Spot on, and thank you; keep making videos!
The only PC store I know of where I could do a level 3 analysis when building a system was the late NCIX. They didn't just have a builder page with preset collections of parts like every other site, they let me browse their entire warehouse inventory, check detailed specs of every part, and pick and choose components as I saw fit. They gave me a huge selection, but in the process I had to learn and pay attention to every technical aspect not normally in the perview of customers, from parts compatibility, to fan headers, RAM timings, pricing, to brand RMA rates among other things.
Your not the only on , I built 2 PCs with b450 motherboards. One was for a friend and the other was for my gaming PC. I plan to keep the CPU for at least 5years unless the board or CPU die. Had my 3570k for 7 years , still work fine. But it was time for an upgrade. If you don't need pcie gen 4 your b450 will be sufficient enough.
When I talk about this stuff just like Paul is doing here my wife always rolls her eyes and I lose her attention....can't figure out why, lol! Thanks Paul and keep up the great content.
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6:08 Watching this and noticing that you show the CPU support list for the exact motherboard I chose (a few weeks ago before I watched this… but then again, I don't *really* need advice there ;-)). What a coincidence. (When I checked said list those weeks ago, it of course had many more CPUs on it…)
I'm at level 0. Level I'm broke and just live vicariously through youtubers having cool shit. I constantly build PCs in my mind. I'm like, "Hell yea! This mother board, this cpu, xyz graphics card." I have an absolute monster of a PC in my own head canon.
That's what I used to do too lmao. Then just decided I finally wanted it and went with a way overkill machine, but I didnt want to upgrade for a couple years so got an x570 with 3700x 3200mhz 4x8gb Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro, a 2070 super, 2 1tb m.2 (1 gen 4), 2tb SSD, 5tb HDD, EVGA G3 750w 80+ gold fully modular, with 8 x Corsair LL120 / Corsair H100i RGB PRO XT 240mm / Corsair Crystal Series 680x smart case. Hopefully lasts at least a few years.
thank you for the tips bro, i really needed to know this since I'm building my new system rlly soon and I wanted to check if the cpu and the motherboard was gonna work together, I'm very glad that they will!
Wow! It has been 10 years since I saw one of your videos, so I could put together my first Gaming Computer. Never did I Subscribe or said thank you; I never saw your videos agaim since. Today I subscribed and I want to tell you, Thank you!
I agree that mATX is overlooked. It is great format actually, if you don't do multiple GPUs for mining or otherwise, why would you need more slots? There is extra slot or two to accommodate occasional capture card, storage/USB controller or sound card, other than that, everything else is on motherboard and good enough for normal PC stuff
Thanks for the video Paul! I felt like all the info was still relevant even a few years later and will continue to be so unless things change really drastically for whatever reason.
I feel like there are only a few guys I can listen to regarding computers, and you are deffo one of them. I just want the information told to me clearly and pleasantly, not constant jump-cuts and silly grins and jokes. Thanks for making it easier to learn about PC building without the cringe. 👍
I've been using your videos and Linus to help me bld my next gaming PC for 1440p. These videos have been super helpful in what to pay attention to since I am not tech savy or intelligent. Hoping more videos that focus on other core components out in 2020 will release soon, they're a game changer.
These video are just brilliant, a great help well done. Could I cheakly ask for you to do the 'Overclocking' video. If I am not gaming (or even if I am) can you discuss this. Thanks for all your efforts (CPUs the Motherboards), truly appreciated.
My current PC (for posterity: it's January 2021) is a 2010-ish AMD Phenom II 1055, no overclocking, tons of extra underpowered fans for low noise but good airflow. And everything still runs after a decade. I'm upgrading as certain things are becoming sluggish, but all is still good. Choosing good components makes for a machine that can live for a long time and what used to be your top gaming box can live happily as an email and webbrowsing machine for wife & kids. :)
Thanks, Paul! Great video, if a little overwhelming. I'm waiting for the ?550 boards to come out before I do the deep dive. I suspect I will be paying an arm and leg for the "latest and greatest"
I'm weirdly old school but the motherboard is the first component I pick and build the system around that. Sure I'll have a general idea of the system I want to build (AMD ryzen, nvidia gpu, etc) but when it comes down to the actual manufacture and model, the motherboard is first and then I pick what is compatible / tested with that. The biggest issue isn't cpu and case. Its memory. I can't tell you how many times I've looked at someone's misbehaving pc only to discover they are using ram that hasn't been certified with their motherboard.
Just wanted to say this was a FANTASTIC video...super helpful to someone that's just looking to do his first build. I'm definitely going to watch all of your videos in this series. I have one question for you, when you referenced the various cases sizes you didn't specifically talk about the Mid-Tower ATX case..although it was in your slide. I'm wondering if this smaller Mid-Tower ATX case might represent a challenge for a newbie whose's looking to build his first PC (using an "full sized" ATX board) because it's smaller and maybe more crowded thus making it challenging to work in? I found a case ( Phanteks Eclipse P400A)
Okay. That smile when he bumped the AB350M Pro4 in the intro... That was my smile when I realized - while building my ryzen system - I didn't put a single drop of thermal paste under my Hyper 212 Black, but thankfully I haven't yet started the system: "Bullet dodged...!"
Im trying to build my own pc for the first time. Thank you so much for this video!!! Motherboard model #s 50 vs 70 and processor 700 vs 700k was very confusing for me, now it is all clear!! Thabk you again!!
Almost pulled a Linus at the beginning.
Good spot.
Never go full Linus
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@@susangz unless you got a proper beard
I'm a linus bro. I recently dropped my psu when I was cleaning my pc. Waiting on new one to arrive
Finally someone who explain things for completely newbie people like me, some UA-camrs just say these weird names but don't explain what that is and I'm like "so wtf is this? It's important or an extra?" Thank you so much
yeah man, having him teaching me what the Z's and B's means in a motherboard was super useful. Although I might keep my pc for a few years without needing to build another one, still helpful to know and help someone.
I love how Paul's explained all this probably a thousand times before in random videos but still explains it calmly so even the dumbest layman can understand. Respect the patience, my man.
for first time builder only, why you keep watching it? thousand times...You lost it????
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@@lucasrem because i like it? Problem?
@@amaansiddiqui2376 Paul has provided a great deal of useful information here. To me, watching it more than once would be an indication of superior intelligence.
me too mate me too
I was just a teenager when I built my first computer, did it using your newegg guide and that systems is still running well even passed it down to a friend who uses it everyday. Been building PC's since
Now here I am, a grown ass bloke readying up to build a new machine looking for advise, thanks a bunch Paul
I was 17 years old when I built mine. Today I'm 24.
I am 17 years too, the difference is building a pc ain't an option for now. But I'll work hard and someday probably build one.
I'm 35 building my first PC
Hey Paul, I just wanna say thank you. One day I thought to myself that my MacBook Air wasn’t doing it for me in basic performance to even play Ravenfield so I went out to look for a gaming laptop. I looked around and found nothing I liked so I looked for a tutorial to see how difficult it was to build a PC. Yours was the first I found and you were the one who got me to now have my fist custom PC. You are a legend and I hope you can inspire many others to build like you did for me. Awesome video btw
I too have a macbook, didn't buy it it's a stupid school computer, but apple is 100% not worth it at all. PC is way better and I hope to be building one soon
Thank God you didn't buy a gaming laptop. Bought an alienware 13 r3 3 years ago and it's given me nothing but trouble until the motherboard finally fried itself.
Same, I’m getting tired of my 8 year old MacBook Air dragging itself across every application. Been bit by the PC building bug and just yesterday I bought my Ryzen 3600, a Phanteks case, and an ASRock B550m Mobo. So stoked.
heck ya bro
Jordan Danaskos 100% agree, I bought my iMac but it was just not cutting it so Paul also convinced me to build my own custom rig. Also windows has so much more compatibility in terms of software applications.
This is a great video. There are so many reviews of specific items of hardware, which are extremely useful, but there's definitely a gap of videos about the general principles you should apply when picking a part. I'm planning on doing my first build this summer (hoping stock availability and prices go back to pre-Covid levels some time soon) and this was very useful.
One thing I am struggling with right now is figuring out how to determine how much cooling/airflow is needed for your CPU/GPU combination, and how to tell apart the quality of different power supplies (as well as determine what wattage you actually need). A "3 levels of skill" style video on cooling and PSUs would be so useful to me and I'm sure many others.
How to choose a motherboard in 2020: Is it in stock? Yes? Buy it and then choose the rest of your parts.
bahaha yea yea lol
Good Luck finding anything in stock!!
That's how I got stuck with a 3600x lol
Fireman 17 lol for me everything I need is in stock and either cheaper or normal price
Also applies to psu’s
Added as an algorithmic thank you for giving me a way to avoid ever having to explain motherboards to anyone else ever again! Cheers Paul :)
Stranded away from home due to the quarantine but been binge-watching and learning a lot through these videos. Niiiice.
Stay safe
@@kagato82 you to billy
Nerd
CPU? don’t you mean pc?
same
I look at the whole set-up on a main board. I look at the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth version, number and speed of the lans, number of m.2 slots. I also look at the quality of the sound section, and whether or not that there is onboard video.
While I don't use liquid cooling, it is an option on the control headers that I look at in the event that air cooling is not enough.
RGB lighting control is a plus if I just want some distractions.
I usually use top of the line mb's. They tend to last longer and give better options with the extras I look for and use. I don't always use the latest and greatest mb's. Previous versions are usually the best buy for the money with the options that I like.
Good video tutorial. Thank you.
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►TIMESTAMPS
01:37 Level 1: Basic Compatibility
06:27 Level 2: Features and Extras
12:23 Level 2: Components and Build Quality
**UPDATE AS OF 5/19/2020 -- AMD just announced that they WILL be adding support for 4000-series CPUs to B450 and X470 motherboards. They will need to set up a 1-way BIOS upgrade that will drop support for some 1st-gen Ryzen CPUs, and details are still forthcoming, but it's great news!**
► VIDEO LINKS
Beginner's Guide to Building a Gaming PC (Playlist):
ua-cam.com/video/PubJxQBKBio/v-deo.html
LGA vs PGA - ua-cam.com/video/vzKcrwlmREE/v-deo.html
Should You Get a Budget Chipset Motherboard? - ua-cam.com/video/wCyZMbVa5b4/v-deo.html
My 5 Favorite Motherboard Features - ua-cam.com/video/sWrdIZRfom0/v-deo.html
When will we see 2.1 level
I don't think you mentioned nvme ssdslots on motherboard as a feature thingy but i might just have missed it.
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you mean level 3 at 12:23 min
If you put the timestamps in your description starting with 0:00 you should get those nifty chapter breaks on the scrub bar.
AMD: AM4
Intel: LG111...
Elon Musk: My next kid's name.
1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200, three different versions of 2011, 1366, 1356, 1567, 3647, and probably some I missed all in the last 10 or so years. I have zero faith that Intel will release a pcie4 capable CPU without a new socket, probably LGA 1201 or 1202.
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I’m just a litten for sure and you you have the the best is your gender reveal to to the gender gender or how gender should you do do
I’m I’m just tryna tryna was the a time for me haha I wanna I like like a a bit too dark to play with the way you you are and and then I can not wait for the game I gotta was a a few more to go back and I have a a few friends and friends friends play it for a while but but I’m I’m sure it will is a time for for me haha was was the last day day of work work and then the the day that that would y’all like like I gotta gotta is is a good good luck with the the game and then you gotta is your time for me to come in town and then you go go to take a a a good day day and go go back and then you can can you do do you want want you just just wanted you you want me haha is your your day to to go to to the house I I wanna is is the the last time you left your car so you you you want me me and then you you want to go go back back and get them them out of your house I’ll give y’all y’all y’all y’all be sure you got got a a few of your stuff to go back and get it haha haha was the day you got your your your house ready to to get your car and and get it haha is is your day day to to come to to the house you want me haha I gotta is the the day day I wanna wanna was was a a time for y’all y’all can play with me and and get them them back to to work with me haha haha was was the the the last time we we got got to go to to to see how we we can get it haha haha is is that a a few few years of of life can do it haha haha haha haha is the the time time to come come back and and then you can can do do a good work work with Family day day one of my friends friends come back to the the game game game day and and I I gotta gotta was was a good game for me me and my my brother to to go go back back and get get them back back to to work work with Family day and and I I I I I I wanna is is your your day to go go to take take out out out to get you started on your own life with you and your life you can
@Jay _TooGoated Unsure, I just buy whatever motherboard is the cheapest XD
*sees middle motherboard*
"it's so cute"
Hehe I know don't you just wanna hug it.
Also upside down.
@@endersjehuty7721 it changed rotation like 3 times
well... That's what she said ;)
"FBI" come here
A shout out to Paul, thanks for teaching me how to build my PC back in 2013. I purchased all my parts from newegg back then and got the sabertooth z77 motherboard. Still using the PC with all original parts except the SSD drive, which I just replaced. I just found your youtube channel and liked and subscribed; wish I found it a long time ago. Thanks again
You forgot Level 4: Buildzoid
Ignatius David Partogi damn i paired an asus rog b450 f with a ryzen 3 2200
@Ignatius David Partogi I got an x570 Taichi for my 3600. I don't upgrade platform very often, and want to be able to support whatever the highest end chip ends up (4950x or what have you) while still being able to overclock.
Also. It was pretty, and I am vain.
@Ignatius David Partogi with ryzen that's actually getting hard to do lol
Lol MOAR CAPACITORS
Buildzoid
He is not a level, just a nerdy hobby, you never need those skills, soldering????
Just find a board, don't make it yourself!!!!!!
Should probably have talked about M.2 slots and quality of front/rear IO. Full ATX boards usually have the space to fix eventual shortcomings through PCIe cards but it's an extra expense and complicates cable management.
Having a hard time choosing...
Because they’re all sold out
now’s not the time to purchase pc parts plan out your budget for november
So are monitors. I feel like I have 1/2 system gaming on a 25" 60hz 1080p.
@@thesovereignspark yuuup sadly but hey, if you wait 6 months you'll get the price drop on B450 or the new B550 cpus soo worth it. Idk about gpus tho
King Zahard ya think?
@@billb0313 im in the same boat, i wanna buy a used 144hz monitor but of course no ones posting things or such which is lame. Having a build capable of up to 170fps on AAA games but a 75hz monitor lol
Building my first PC right now and this video was extremely helpful. I have my Case, and decided on my CPU, but have been struggling to figure out what motherboard I wanted. Thanks Paul! Got a happy new subscriber from me 😁
0:03 Anybody else notice the middle mobo is upside down? Is this a custom set up? Lol. Then magically goes right side up at 2:15 Then disappears at 6:27 wow that's "Excellent!"
Time travel is the only explanation
This bothered me during the whole video at first i thought he was having a balancing issue then when it flipped it,i was like ok fine. Then it disappeared and I'm screaming AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO GIVES A DAMN ABOUT THE RULES ANYMORE!
@@Painfully_Punny I have Siverstone and Riotoro cases that have a inverted layout. Maybe they travel too far in the future to get the first good AMD chip, Ryzen 1800x and had to travel back to get a b350/450 since b550 did not support zen1.
So if the mobo is inverted would it use a DWV CPU?
Thank you Paul for making these videos! It's been more than one and a half decade since I had a desktop, and wathcing your videos in the past few years, along with Linus's, Luke's, Jay's and Dmitri's is what gave me the knowledge and motivation to finally build one completely on my own. I just ordered the parts yesterday and can't wait to start.
Keep doing what you're doing!
Greetings from Hungary!
TT
"ties everything together, like a nice rug"
Good reference, dude!
Yeah well, you know - that's just like... your opinion man.
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I thought he was going to say like some tweezers
@Jay _TooGoated a good one
duuuuude
I've been watching your videos as I'm planning my first build and I have to say that this and your CPU buyers guide video have been two of my favorite so far. There are thousands of how to build and part picker videos but I would love to see more of these multi level deep dives on all PC components. Hopefully the rest are coming soon! Thanks for the easy to watch and easy to understand video!
Hey Paul, just wanted to say I really loved this video and the amount of information provided was really well done. You should totally make videos like this for the other various parts of a PC! This info helped me understand the motherboard a lot better as well as gave me great insight in what to look for when shopping.
I've been looking high and low for a good comprehensive summary for motherboards so I could get up to speed about what the chipset numbers mean, what the dimensions are, and more for MOBOs since I just never knew and this was the only video that covered everything and not only that but in a cohesive, logical, easy to digest manner and in a good order. Thank you very much.
0:12 the amount of strength just to hold the laughter in
Lmaoooo
Excellent video, clear and informative, useful for both the the beginners and this experienced engineer. (I designed and built my first computer 58 years ago at 13. Most of my design experience has been unrelated to PCs, dedicated realtime control designs the Pegasus telemetry and guidance board. It's been 30 years since I last built a Windows PC from parts, so I don't keep up with it until I need it.) This video strikes a near perfect balance, avoiding both the dumbed-down ditch one one side and the assuming-they-already-know-the-jargon ditch on the other. Thanks, great job.
I always pick cpu and motherboard before picking a case.
When I build my parent's PC had to pick a case that would look nice since it would be more visible, it was on the ground floor. But personal computer always mobo/cpu first.
case is a non issue, too personal
lucas rem true dat!
Yup! That's how I do it
It depends on what kind of build. It's i'm going ITX. I always pick the case first. Since it's the most restrictive build type. With ITX upgradability is usually limited to what case you have. For mATX or ATX builds the case is less important.
"..people seems to like it?" WE REALLY REALLY LOVE IT...Especially me. Some times i just autoplay your videos instead of listening to music...while cooking. LOL
Honestly i never know that i love I.T knowledge and stuffs. Now, i'm only 2 months old in the world of I.T and gaming pc builds, but i learn alot from you guys. Life is good, mate
This video single handedly answers all the questions I've had over the last year about mobos since I started really building up my pc. All my uncertainties have been put to rest thank you.
Very good to know info...starting with 'everyone is supposed to know this' level 1, through to 'straight to the point and informative' level 2 & 3. Thanks
Another excellent video! I think one item you should consider when selecting a motherboard is which cooling option(s) you're going to use, the number of fan headers could limit your options.
I’m new to the pc world and I’ve watched dozens of videos on this stuff. However I will say you are the FIRST video I’ve watched that I’ve actually understood and was able to keep up. With that I say that you and I subscribed
Hey it's Intel here. Just to let you know, every time the clock hits 7 you need to buy a new motherboard.
would like but 7 likes...
At least it is a promise they can keep.
At least they didn't mislead audience and buyers.
If things go as what AMD planned and no Zen 3+++ refreshes, b550 will only be supporting 4000 series CPUs... Which is basically Kabylake but worse because Kabylake chipsets at least support Skylake CPUs while b550 doesn't support 3000 series and below.
That's why you never should've bought a board and plan for upgrades. Buy whatever is best now and right for your current CPU.
@@cunnyman b550 does support 3000 series chips but not the 2000 series cpu's. Will need to use b550 for 4000 series because b350, x370, b450 and x470 won't be supported for them.
Alan Morgan
Here, you just do a nerdy building hobby, need the upgrades???
Howny build you did this year?
I just keep the 6900k build for ever, only replaced the RTX card 2 years ago, still the best there is.New intel 10 gen would only do 20% better, not worth it now!
Hey Paul, this was one of the best video comparison/explanations I have EVER seen, and I have seen a lot! Thank you for the tremendous value and the no fluff all facts with just the right amount of detail! Really, really well done, thank you!!
I see many more green check marks on amds side
Then you buy ryzen 9 5950x and you find out it doesnt have an integrated gpu on it and cant get a gpu because theres no stock
@@anttila411 Or you use the one you've been using lol
Just get a gt 1030 for now their still not that bad only a 20% worse than a 1050
@@VoidOneGamer❕
@@VoidOneGamer meh i just kidnapped the local bestbuys mangers wife to get him to hold one for me.
I just built my first pc at 67 years of age. MSI b450 tomahawk MAX… so now I am going to learn to fly (in a sim)… You and Kyle and Jay and Linus gave my an education.. (I did my first landing without a crash today). Thanks for all your videos.. now my adult kids don’t laugh at me so hard anymore… (they are engineers and educators). But I taught myself keyboards and guitar and wrote some music got published, formed a band, got on TV, and radio, made money, hung around rock stars..
Do want you love, love what you do. And be kind doing it
I’ve built my i7 920 PC 10 years ago !!! It’s time to upgrade !
Maybe just get a whole new system or you really love your case & power supply and keep those?!
You good at what you do. Some people talk to much with to much info and poor explanation. But you talk and deliver everything thanks man love the channel.
I feel like you missed a very important part of choosing a motherboard - connectivity options.
For many people, 6 USB ports might not be enough, especially if one of them is Type-C. Some keyboards nowadays need two USB ports, some headsets need one, a USB soundcard or an audio interface need one. Add a webcam, a printer, a capture card, an external hard drive - and you might get overrun by things that need a USB port. Sure, those can be added via PCIe cards, but this is often more expensive than just buying a board with more ports and can lead to weird compatibility issues, especially with devices that fully utilize high-speed ports' bandwidth (webcams, capture cards and VR equipment are the worst offenders).
M.2 slots often get too little attention. Some people might take advantage of multiple and/or high bandwidth LAN. Thunderbolt 3 is also is incredibly useful.
All of this helps to show why the crowd favorite B450 Tomahawk is hugely overrated. To me, rather pricey an ATX board with 6 USB ports and 1 M.2 slot is a joke. Its mATX sister B450 Mortar is not only cheaper, but has 8 USB ports and 2 M.2 slots, yet nobody recommends it.
Hard agree on the Mortar MAX, the tomahawk has no useful advantages over the mortar. SLI and Crossfire are dead, so mATX should be just as if not more relevant than ATX, yet it's the other way around strangely.
A cheap USB hub easily solves the issue of not enough USB ports, but he does also mention that different motherboards will have fewer USB or sata ports briefly at 9:00. I'd assume M.2 slots would also fall under this umbrella when looking at what connectivity options a motherboard has.
The Tomahawk is often recommended over the Mortar because it's an ATX board, which will give you more room to work with, and also because the VRM is better for people interested in overclocking. Not many people use more than one M.2, and as mentioned before USB ports aren't really a deciding factor for most people.
Well if you didn't know this, the mortar is not sold in the USA. So your entire argument is redundant.
@@miniweeddeerz1820 well if you didn't know, US is not the only country in the world
@@termiguin1 B450 doesn't do SLI at all, the chipset itself doesn't support it. Mortar still does Crossfire, so not even that is a factor
Thank you for breaking down the CPU and compatibility similarities and differences. It makes so much sense now.
My Z390 Maximus CODE: Dude, why are you watching this`?
AM4 is gonna take it out
@@despoder1558 hot damn!
Only first time builder need Pauls channel?
@@despoder1558yeah, I hope so. Intel needs to git gud. I also have a B450 system. And another one with an I7-4770. Along with my main z390 code /9900k. Way to many systems xD
@@lucasrem it was a joke. I like these videos. I've probably made 30 systems the last 5 years. Still enjoy watching people talk about these things. Even though I probably know most of it.
Wasn't expecting to watch the entire video but you presented things in a way that made the topic interesting , thank you !
0:11 that was almost becoming a Linus moment lol
Nice pfp
I'm glad you shoutout of thoses YT channels, I look after them regularly
I always find it quite irritating that "CMOS" ended up being a common naming for the BIOS settings memory. As most of you surely know, "CMOS" originally comes from "complementary metal oxide semiconductor" which is a type of manufacturing process for transistors in ICs.
Paul!! Your hardware channel Rocks!! Thank you for your in-your-face information that is so lacking I feel on the web!! Pulling back the curtain and showing the real deal is soooo sweet!! Thanks!
My level is poor and broke
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Good Stuff...Been probably 10 or so years since I did a PC build...but finally decided I need a current up-to-date PC. Plan on a build after the AMD's 4000 series chips come out. Though, it looks like its gonna take some time just find the availability of parts...in any case, great vids...I really appreciate these types of tutorials to get us old part-time PC geeks up to speed.
this was actually perfect timing. im trying to pick between like 3 motherboards b450 lol
Dude what’s did you end up going with?
I feel like Mainboards never get enough attention or at least not as much as other hardware, everybody always talks about GPU, CPU, RAM even PSUs but not many people ever really talk (in depth) about Mainboards or when to buy what
So anyways great video, appreciate it alot! Gj :)
Love the RGB lighting in the back set! jk... thanks for the info. Always learning something new when i watch your videos.
Thanks for the great information. Easy to understand, very well explained, with references to other resources for more information. No time wasted on drama/entertainment! This is one of the few tech videos I don't watch on 1.25 or 1.5 speed, and never fast forward. Subscribed!
"Come together like a rug." Made me laugh! Have my like.
U have my like too
This is the firdt of your videos I have seen, and it's the absolute best video covering this topic imo. You get to the point, explain everything well and don't add to the confusion. A beginner would be very kucky to come across this video. Kudos man. Subbed. I've been doing this stuff since the VIC20 was a thing. Again, WELL DONE.
Waiting for the b550 next month
good call
Same, Asus B550 E Gaming...cash ready to go 😁
@@RichardDower waiting fot Asus x570 E gaming to be back in stock.....
This was an excellent presentation. Your breakdown of skill levels and the details associated with each was very insightful. Looking forward to your next installment.
This dude reminds me of a less creepier version of Lester, even sounds like him
Subscribed! He just explained everying I've been reserching for like a week. Wish I found the vid sooner. Thanks for making it!!!
Level 4: Does it have some crazy adjective in the name like Extreme or Godlike?
Level 5: does it have rgb? (like some i've seen with led strips).
Pffff, no.
Xtreme, it's an x570 xtreme lol
Thanks for the very extensive and comprehensive guide! First time building a pc, and your guys are really lifesavers
Level 4: Can it hold hardware that will run Crysis (remastered)?
Carl Kitchen
Level 4 is for museum people only? On PS only museum!
So weirdo that everybody is trashing it? hold on all your 1999 gear for ever! Voodoo days......
You own any remastered PC title? or you meant remastered to run on PS5 now? PC never need that...it runs old titles!
lucas rem ps5 isn’t even that good
This was a very good, in depth but easily understandable!
I do level 2 already but for newcomers these basics videos are probably gold!
9:05 that table could be mildly confusing to a beginner having AMD chipset specs and chipsets yet having a Z490 at the top in place of say X570? Just a weird thing love the video though!
I think maybe that was mislabeled and was in fact supposed to be X570; I haven't looked up the specs but considering it's marked "Yes" as having Precision Boost Overdrive, I think that's the case.
The117thCon
First build, just do some RTX card on intel, if you got skilled you can do any weirdo build you need!
why you still love this beginner content? you never did a build yourself?
I rarely thumbs up or comment on videos like this, but you killed it... Great job.
i would like to petition for an 8th core component, a cpu cooler. its just me but i think thats a little forgotten about component
But since AMD is the only competitive cpu producer on the market right now cpu coolers don’t matter cuz amd comes with stock
The amazing Lian Li 011 Dynamic has 1 major flaw, it can't support some 140mm tall air coolers. As you imply you can get to the end of your dreambuild checklist and screw up this critical component.
Krunker Boyzz Not all dude. The 3950x doesn’t come with one.
Zach Silver Well threadripper doesn’t but let’s face it barely any of us can afford it
Every skill level on here can be worked around with good internet research, but I'm also a giant nerd who likes knowing what he gets before getting it. Still, this video gave me exactly what I hoped for. Spot on, and thank you; keep making videos!
And then there's the 4th level: the elusive, mystic and forbidden level of building your own motherboard.
The only PC store I know of where I could do a level 3 analysis when building a system was the late NCIX. They didn't just have a builder page with preset collections of parts like every other site, they let me browse their entire warehouse inventory, check detailed specs of every part, and pick and choose components as I saw fit. They gave me a huge selection, but in the process I had to learn and pay attention to every technical aspect not normally in the perview of customers, from parts compatibility, to fan headers, RAM timings, pricing, to brand RMA rates among other things.
I bought a B450 board this month, what do I know!
You need to upgrade If you want to get the new Ryzen 4K series
Your not the only on , I built 2 PCs with b450 motherboards. One was for a friend and the other was for my gaming PC. I plan to keep the CPU for at least 5years unless the board or CPU die.
Had my 3570k for 7 years , still work fine. But it was time for an upgrade.
If you don't need pcie gen 4 your b450 will be sufficient enough.
Relax the 8th and 9th gen good for another 3yrs
@@SuperHANGER18 yeah, I know, hence the 'what do I know' 😂
Thank you for explaining what all the letters mean for cpu's and motherboards. Its all making sense now.
When I talk about this stuff just like Paul is doing here my wife always rolls her eyes and I lose her attention....can't figure out why, lol! Thanks Paul and keep up the great content.
6:08 Watching this and noticing that you show the CPU support list for the exact motherboard I chose (a few weeks ago before I watched this… but then again, I don't *really* need advice there ;-)). What a coincidence. (When I checked said list those weeks ago, it of course had many more CPUs on it…)
I'm at level 0. Level I'm broke and just live vicariously through youtubers having cool shit. I constantly build PCs in my mind.
I'm like, "Hell yea! This mother board, this cpu, xyz graphics card." I have an absolute monster of a PC in my own head canon.
I know that feeling
That's what I used to do too lmao. Then just decided I finally wanted it and went with a way overkill machine, but I didnt want to upgrade for a couple years so got an x570 with 3700x 3200mhz 4x8gb Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro, a 2070 super, 2 1tb m.2 (1 gen 4), 2tb SSD, 5tb HDD, EVGA G3 750w 80+ gold fully modular, with 8 x Corsair LL120 / Corsair H100i RGB PRO XT 240mm / Corsair Crystal Series 680x smart case. Hopefully lasts at least a few years.
@@TheGauges420 that 2070 super got 2, maybe 3 years before it falls behind in 1440p
@@TheGauges420 damn bro, did you see the 3000 series?
Slowly brother. One part at a time, $20 a month builds you a beast.
Start with PSU and motherboard.
Thank you, please always keep explaining this stuff. New PC builders always come in by the day thank you
I just realized that Intel is like Apple, selling parts separately
What?
you know thats how cpu works right? even amd and every cpu company
thank you for the tips bro, i really needed to know this since I'm building my new system rlly soon and I wanted to check if the cpu and the motherboard was gonna work together, I'm very glad that they will!
I'm level 0 because im still trying to learn about computers😂 wish it was as easy as cars were
Cars are much harder
uh cars are much much more complicated than computers. especially that cars have computers too:)
Wow! It has been 10 years since I saw one of your videos, so I could put together my first Gaming Computer. Never did I Subscribe or said thank you; I never saw your videos agaim since. Today I subscribed and I want to tell you, Thank you!
Amd gang gang
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I agree that mATX is overlooked. It is great format actually, if you don't do multiple GPUs for mining or otherwise, why would you need more slots? There is extra slot or two to accommodate occasional capture card, storage/USB controller or sound card, other than that, everything else is on motherboard and good enough for normal PC stuff
Thanks for the video Paul! I felt like all the info was still relevant even a few years later and will continue to be so unless things change really drastically for whatever reason.
Very important info. So much info packed in a short video. Though you were a little fast for me. Thanks
Great job on the graphic chart you made for the CPU support list. Very visual and simple 👍
Here for Intro to computing class project..lots of helpful details thanks!
I feel like there are only a few guys I can listen to regarding computers, and you are deffo one of them. I just want the information told to me clearly and pleasantly, not constant jump-cuts and silly grins and jokes. Thanks for making it easier to learn about PC building without the cringe. 👍
I've been using your videos and Linus to help me bld my next gaming PC for 1440p. These videos have been super helpful in what to pay attention to since I am not tech savy or intelligent. Hoping more videos that focus on other core components out in 2020 will release soon, they're a game changer.
Nice helpful video, I subbed and will be looking at your others. Level 2 is where I'm going when things settle down.
These video are just brilliant, a great help well done. Could I cheakly ask for you to do the 'Overclocking' video. If I am not gaming (or even if I am) can you discuss this. Thanks for all your efforts (CPUs the Motherboards), truly appreciated.
Feels good to be Level 3, still learned a thing or two though.
Thanks Paul!
My current PC (for posterity: it's January 2021) is a 2010-ish AMD Phenom II 1055, no overclocking, tons of extra underpowered fans for low noise but good airflow. And everything still runs after a decade. I'm upgrading as certain things are becoming sluggish, but all is still good. Choosing good components makes for a machine that can live for a long time and what used to be your top gaming box can live happily as an email and webbrowsing machine for wife & kids. :)
As someone who built a gaming computer 8 years and wants to build a new one, this was suprisingly helpful! Thanks for making my life easier 😂
Awesome video again Paul. New builders and seasoned builders alike will find this very useful. I know I will.
Thanks, Paul! Great video, if a little overwhelming. I'm waiting for the ?550 boards to come out before I do the deep dive. I suspect I will be paying an arm and leg for the "latest and greatest"
I'm weirdly old school but the motherboard is the first component I pick and build the system around that. Sure I'll have a general idea of the system I want to build (AMD ryzen, nvidia gpu, etc) but when it comes down to the actual manufacture and model, the motherboard is first and then I pick what is compatible / tested with that. The biggest issue isn't cpu and case. Its memory. I can't tell you how many times I've looked at someone's misbehaving pc only to discover they are using ram that hasn't been certified with their motherboard.
He does this with no teleprompter and no mistakes...not human.
I am a beginner and you answered all the questions inside my head. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Just wanted to say this was a FANTASTIC video...super helpful to someone that's just looking to do his first build. I'm definitely going to watch all of your videos in this series. I have one question for you, when you referenced the various cases sizes you didn't specifically talk about the Mid-Tower ATX case..although it was in your slide. I'm wondering if this smaller Mid-Tower ATX case might represent a challenge for a newbie whose's looking to build his first PC (using an "full sized" ATX board) because it's smaller and maybe more crowded thus making it challenging to work in? I found a case ( Phanteks Eclipse P400A)
Okay. That smile when he bumped the AB350M Pro4 in the intro... That was my smile when I realized - while building my ryzen system - I didn't put a single drop of thermal paste under my Hyper 212 Black, but thankfully I haven't yet started the system: "Bullet dodged...!"
Im trying to build my own pc for the first time. Thank you so much for this video!!! Motherboard model #s 50 vs 70 and processor 700 vs 700k was very confusing for me, now it is all clear!! Thabk you again!!
THIS VIDEO IS SO USEFUL AND LIKE EVERYTHING IS EXPLAINED IN SO SIMPLE TERMS LOVE YOU MAN
Why are you YELLING??