@@s41magazine37my first build also and I’ve ordered a few parts so far they all come with the wires you need and when you purchase your case it has all the main wires for your motherboard and everything along the likes of it
I paired an RX 7800 XT with the MSI B650 Pro Wifi, 7700X, and 32 GB of DDR5 ram bundle that microcenter had for $400 and I couldn't be happier...this GPU is amazing for the price to performance
No kizzy, I did the exact same thing you did at Microcenter. Went there for the very first time, did months of research to make sure I get the correct parts for a great 1440p gaming experience, and I only spent like $1,350 with the whole bundle deal they had going with the motherboard, cpu, and ram kit combo. Only downside is I have my ram speed at 5200 because if I got any higher, my computer will not post and it’s an endless black screen. But BESIDES THAT, it’s perfect for me. I bought my first computer back in 2020. It was an Omen 30L with an RTX 2060 and a ryzen 7 3700x. It was a decent computer at the time, but with the new games coming out, there was zero chance I was going to enjoy playing a game at 1440p, high settings, high fps. Anyway, point being, that Microcenter deal was such perfect timing for me. Pairing it with the 7800xt, I can finally enjoy playing games without worrying about lowering graphical settings, lowering my fps, and worrying about temperatures.
@@speed-uh6qxwhats your budget? I probably wouldnt get either and go with something newer if you can afford it. If you had to choose, pick the 3070, it will last longer and hold up to more demanding titles in the future. Im selling my 3070 for a 6950xt
I did a 1200 build including the monitor during black friday 2k 180hz acer: 180 Rx 7800 xt: 550 5600: 119 b550 pro4: 90 zalma case: 60 rm 750e: 99 32gb ram: 54 1t ssd: 46 inter innternet: 20
I get this video is a few months old now but my build was $1249 from micro center, r7 7700x with 7800rx, 32g ddr5@6000mhz, 2tb crucial m.2 650 mother board with wifi/bluetooth, deep cool cooler and deepcool case, 850watt gold rated psu. CPU/ram/mother board bundle was $399 and the 7800rx was best deal I could find at $489 at micro center. I'm glad its a 2 hour drive to get there as I could spend a lot of money there, great deals and they have what you want in stock.
I got 1 beast of a pc im building. 4090, 13900k, 32gb ram, 1000e ps, y60 case, a 360 mm water cooler i forgot which one but its an i cue by corsair, a eatx motherboard, 1 tb 990 and soon a 4tb 990 for storage over the current spinny disc drive thats gonna be for storage. No new monitors sadly but they are coming
The throwing of the screws 😂😂😂 You never cease to make me laugh. Hahaha. That’s why I love your channel! You just seem to enjoy life for all its whimsy.
I wonder which budget card would be good for 4K medium/high 120fps? The 7800xt looks like a good choice. Kind of a shame people only test ultra settings.
@@GeekaWhat thanks. I’m thinking about a living room itx build. Obviously the max I would need it to hit is 4K 120. Medium settings are fine since I just want it to have parity or look slightly better than consoles.
Only thing i need to add to this video because james is good and shares my name lol, but he doesnt go into super heavy details video wise. Be sure to check the speeds your build will be cool with, like with my build above i found that while its not the highest without being absurd lol, but my build maxes out at 6k for the ram. Anything higher im pissing away money. If you want the best for your system find what its max that it can ustilize and pick that. That extra 30-40+ could go towards something else and still keeping in budget
Hey i have been watching your videos for building PC for a while now but just a quick question do use a Anti static strap when doing it or it even required. are you able put out a video explaining it before building a PC
I’m going to start building mine my first. Watched so many videos and have an idea what I want. Seeing as I’m buying mine a few parts at a time, should I keep at my £1500 budget or go to £2000? I’m happy with a fast running 1440p system
if you're that happy increasing your budget like that then it would be really cool to get a more powerful graphics card and/or cpu, but neither is particularly necessary for most gaming needs tbh so u could just spend your money on accessories like great monitors, mouses, keyboard, and headset
why did he not mention the thermal paste or the liquid cooling cost? im thinking of getting this setup but with a deepcool ak620 so i dont need to worry about the maintenance needed for a liquid cooled cpu. also would recommend getting a gold tier psu so you have zero worry about psu going bad (Corsair RM750e (2023) 750 W seems to be good?).
This is a really similar build to what I put together back in August. 7600x same MOBO. 2 tb ssd peerless assassin 120 argb tower cooler and a seasonic q503 case? (Seasonic connect 750w psu and case)
I have the same built. Which kind of monitor is suitable for this built? Because my monitor is AOC 25G3ZM 240hz FHD gaming monitor and the games looks blurry. I dont iknow where the problem is. Pls help
Need help with SSD, got a Ryzen 7 7800x3D with Radeon 7800 as well as a Asus TUF 670x motherboard. Was thinking going with the samsung pro 990 2TB pcie4
No, stock coolers are the BARE MINIMUM when it comes to getting the chips to run. Get an AIO for best temps or get an aftermarket air cooler(there's some great coolers on the cheap side), it'll be worth it when you don't have to deal with high temps/thermal throttling.
Hey i just wanted to ask im building new gaming pc for myself and i want to put in rx 7800xt i just wanted to know if i5 14th gen will be a bottleneck or if its okay to use
Care to suggest what you would change? Case, RAM, SSD, PSU all hardly expensive. As detailed in the video, also came in comfortably under budget which is worth bearing in mind
Honestly? Save for a whole new system, it's more than worth it. The 3600x will bottleneck newer GPUs and upgrading your CPU doesn't make sense if you're going to use a 1080.
@@ivnq That would be worth it, I bought/built my brother a PC last month and he loves it. 13700K and 4070, he has no complaints and is loving(He came from an xbox series S). 2 months ago I built myself a new PC as well. Went from a 1070 and i5 10400F to a 13700K and 4070 ti :) I play pretty much everything on ultra at 1440p, hitting those high refreshrate numbers in pretty much every game(Without DLSS/FG)
Noob to the PC world lol. Anyone know the difference between Nvidia and AMD PCs? Finally going to be building a PC. Need it for gaming and coding. Budget is $1500-$2000. If anyone has any recommendations let me know!
If you're looking to do more productivity focused tasks(video editing, 3D renders, streaming, etc) I'd say go with a 14th gen i7 and RTX 4070 ti. If it's specifically for only coding and gaming then AMD would probably be the way to go since you'd get better price to performance(as well as the fact games LOVE the AMD 3D vcache), I'd say a 7800x3D and 7900XT
im waitingto order the Sapphire version of the 7800XT.... gunna pair mine up with the R 7 5800X3D...... AM4's last hurrah jumping from a 7 3700X/RX 5700XT.......
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I’m literally building this exact build for Christmas 😅
I'm starting mine in the new year but with the jonsbo d41 case
Going to build this. Do I need any additional wires/cables etc or do all the parts come with what is required? First ever build 😬
@@s41magazine37my first build also and I’ve ordered a few parts so far they all come with the wires you need and when you purchase your case it has all the main wires for your motherboard and everything along the likes of it
I paired an RX 7800 XT with the MSI B650 Pro Wifi, 7700X, and 32 GB of DDR5 ram bundle that microcenter had for $400 and I couldn't be happier...this GPU is amazing for the price to performance
That bundle is absolutely insane value. The mobo is actually very impressive
No kizzy, I did the exact same thing you did at Microcenter. Went there for the very first time, did months of research to make sure I get the correct parts for a great 1440p gaming experience, and I only spent like $1,350 with the whole bundle deal they had going with the motherboard, cpu, and ram kit combo. Only downside is I have my ram speed at 5200 because if I got any higher, my computer will not post and it’s an endless black screen. But BESIDES THAT, it’s perfect for me. I bought my first computer back in 2020. It was an Omen 30L with an RTX 2060 and a ryzen 7 3700x. It was a decent computer at the time, but with the new games coming out, there was zero chance I was going to enjoy playing a game at 1440p, high settings, high fps.
Anyway, point being, that Microcenter deal was such perfect timing for me. Pairing it with the 7800xt, I can finally enjoy playing games without worrying about lowering graphical settings, lowering my fps, and worrying about temperatures.
wish i saw the bundle, forgot to look at the website i already got the cpu and ram :(
and cooler?
Did you have to flash the Bios before putting it together?
Nice balanced budget build. My 7800xt rig is paired with 12700KF. 12900KF 7900XTX main. Enjoy the best you can afford tbh, best GPU etc.
Youve made me realize i dont allways need 2000 + dollars on a pc
Yo geekawhat im buying pc parts for a build but i dont know if i should get a rtx 3060 or a 3070
@@speed-uh6qxwhat cpu do you have
@@speed-uh6qxwhats your budget? I probably wouldnt get either and go with something newer if you can afford it. If you had to choose, pick the 3070, it will last longer and hold up to more demanding titles in the future. Im selling my 3070 for a 6950xt
but can you compete thooo 🤨
@@Zkurkom intel i5 12400f
I did a 1200 build including the monitor during black friday
2k 180hz acer: 180
Rx 7800 xt: 550
5600: 119
b550 pro4: 90
zalma case: 60
rm 750e: 99
32gb ram: 54
1t ssd: 46
inter innternet: 20
Wow
Does that cpu not bottleneck the gpu?
@@trephixin most games it shouldn't unless it's heavily CPU dependent
@@trephix NOT REALLY, it might take 5-10 fps but it is not that much difference between the 5600 and 7600 unless it is a cpu dependent game
@@trephix like 5% and in some games 8%, which is basically 0, Im just loosing like 3-10 fps!
I get this video is a few months old now but my build was $1249 from micro center, r7 7700x with 7800rx, 32g ddr5@6000mhz, 2tb crucial m.2 650 mother board with wifi/bluetooth, deep cool cooler and deepcool case, 850watt gold rated psu. CPU/ram/mother board bundle was $399 and the 7800rx was best deal I could find at $489 at micro center. I'm glad its a 2 hour drive to get there as I could spend a lot of money there, great deals and they have what you want in stock.
Can you do another one of the 1500$ budgets with a nivida gpu
Just change the GPU to a 4070 :)
I really like the build. Even though the PSU had black cables, do you ever think about sleeved cable extensions when you have a little budget left?
I got 1 beast of a pc im building. 4090, 13900k, 32gb ram, 1000e ps, y60 case, a 360 mm water cooler i forgot which one but its an i cue by corsair, a eatx motherboard, 1 tb 990 and soon a 4tb 990 for storage over the current spinny disc drive thats gonna be for storage. No new monitors sadly but they are coming
I think you forgot to take off the tape from the heat sync on the 2tb drive
The throwing of the screws 😂😂😂 You never cease to make me laugh. Hahaha. That’s why I love your channel! You just seem to enjoy life for all its whimsy.
I do try! 😜
sick video. gonna cop it one day or day one
Amazing build 👏 i hope one day i will build it by myself 😊
Holy cow
Such a long time since I hv been on this channel to finally watch it
Welcome back!
I wonder which budget card would be good for 4K medium/high 120fps? The 7800xt looks like a good choice. Kind of a shame people only test ultra settings.
6950XT would be great but availability is poor. 7900XT is a great entry 4K GPU too
@@GeekaWhat thanks. I’m thinking about a living room itx build. Obviously the max I would need it to hit is 4K 120. Medium settings are fine since I just want it to have parity or look slightly better than consoles.
What's the adrenalin gaming setting? Nice video
How would this build hold up to VR gaming? Wanting to build a new pc but want to try vr gaming.
Only thing i need to add to this video because james is good and shares my name lol, but he doesnt go into super heavy details video wise. Be sure to check the speeds your build will be cool with, like with my build above i found that while its not the highest without being absurd lol, but my build maxes out at 6k for the ram. Anything higher im pissing away money. If you want the best for your system find what its max that it can ustilize and pick that. That extra 30-40+ could go towards something else and still keeping in budget
Hey i have been watching your videos for building PC for a while now but just a quick question do use a Anti static strap when doing it or it even required. are you able put out a video explaining it before building a PC
Ryzen 9 just dropped and this video is still relevant... minus the deepcool parts, kind of sad if you think about it
how did you screw the liquid cooler radiator onto the top? i looked on amazon and didn’t see any screw holes at the top of the case
I’m going to start building mine my first. Watched so many videos and have an idea what I want. Seeing as I’m buying mine a few parts at a time, should I keep at my £1500 budget or go to £2000? I’m happy with a fast running 1440p system
if you're that happy increasing your budget like that then it would be really cool to get a more powerful graphics card and/or cpu, but neither is particularly necessary for most gaming needs tbh so u could just spend your money on accessories like great monitors, mouses, keyboard, and headset
Let’s do this 🎉
why did he not mention the thermal paste or the liquid cooling cost? im thinking of getting this setup but with a deepcool ak620 so i dont need to worry about the maintenance needed for a liquid cooled cpu. also would recommend getting a gold tier psu so you have zero worry about psu going bad (Corsair RM750e (2023) 750 W seems to be good?).
If I wanted to air cool this particular build, what would you recommend?
Hello, I just had a question, if I were to build myself this same exact build what monitor would you recommend?
I play mainly fortnite Valorant etc.
This is a really similar build to what I put together back in August. 7600x same MOBO. 2 tb ssd peerless assassin 120 argb tower cooler and a seasonic q503 case? (Seasonic connect 750w psu and case)
Damn tried same build in my country it was above $3000 for same parts
Do you think an ryzen 7 5800xt CPU is a good fit for the 7800xt ?
What do u do with so many pcs after building
Take them apart and re use everything later!
@@GeekaWhat ooh, that's good way of using them, btw luv ur videos👍👍
is it the video or can you see the little light sources on the rgb parts?
In lots of your builds you look like you use the same PC case can you maybe try a more open and interesting PC cases.
I have the same built. Which kind of monitor is suitable for this built? Because my monitor is AOC 25G3ZM 240hz FHD gaming monitor and the games looks blurry. I dont iknow where the problem is. Pls help
great question. same problem
Is there anyway to turn off the color because I really like the field but I don’t want any of the flashing lights or any lights at all
Good cpu for gaming
Need help with SSD, got a Ryzen 7 7800x3D with Radeon 7800 as well as a Asus TUF 670x motherboard. Was thinking going with the samsung pro 990 2TB pcie4
Where do you put the SATA cable??
I know that its supposed to be like that, but , BLUD IS FEATURING COMPUTER PARTS.
Excellent choice of parts. Nice video. I'm going for exactly this build once my gaming laptop gives up on me.
How many fps does this PC works
Prob coulda fit the Ryzen 7 7800X3D from AliExpress in there
is different RX 7800 XT dual or triple fan?
Why don’t you make pc builds with Rtx 4060 or 4060 ti?
Because those cards sucks tbh
Because you shouldn’t buy either of those GPUs….
This should be good enough to run 3440x1440p 144hz?
Is there a parts list?
I thought the Red Devil card requires A minimum of 800W psu?
I’m trying to get a white aesthetic best performance for gaming at 165 hz 1080p for 1,500
does this build work for 1440p 144hz gaming?
Would you consider running this with a 7600 and a stock cooler to get the price down more
No, stock coolers are the BARE MINIMUM when it comes to getting the chips to run. Get an AIO for best temps or get an aftermarket air cooler(there's some great coolers on the cheap side), it'll be worth it when you don't have to deal with high temps/thermal throttling.
anyone know what’s a good build for the radeon 6700xt sapphire?
Be honest, did you struggle to put in the cpu power cable because you put the radiator on top first?
Yes - advise you do the PSU before the rad, but just unscrewed and it was only a couple min delay 🙌
why doesn't he select a power supply? sorry, im new to this building PC's thing
Does it run steam
Hey i just wanted to ask im building new gaming pc for myself and i want to put in rx 7800xt i just wanted to know if i5 14th gen will be a bottleneck or if its okay to use
Ok to use
14th gen i5 will not bottleneck the 7800XT :)
guys difference between b650M gaming ax and b650 gaming ax ???
Hi ❤ 0:13
hey would these same parts and specs work with a 4070 instead of a 7800 xt?
Why 4070? 7800 xt is better
@@exrly9691 it just worked out better for my system but ye
w budget
Im kinda confused on what radiator i should get can someone help
1500usd cries in aud
bro 7800x3d + 7900xtx under 2k
Bugging bro, you could make this same build for under 1200. Not sure why you're going for so much expensive stuff.
Care to suggest what you would change? Case, RAM, SSD, PSU all hardly expensive. As detailed in the video, also came in comfortably under budget which is worth bearing in mind
should i buy a rtx 3080 for $350 to replace my gtx 1080? Im going to buy a r7 5700x to replace my 3600 aswell.
Honestly? Save for a whole new system, it's more than worth it. The 3600x will bottleneck newer GPUs and upgrading your CPU doesn't make sense if you're going to use a 1080.
@@silexes7434 plans changed; prob getting a rtx 4070 and a ryzen 7 5800x3d to drop into to my existed am4 board.
@@ivnq That would be worth it, I bought/built my brother a PC last month and he loves it. 13700K and 4070, he has no complaints and is loving(He came from an xbox series S). 2 months ago I built myself a new PC as well. Went from a 1070 and i5 10400F to a 13700K and 4070 ti :) I play pretty much everything on ultra at 1440p, hitting those high refreshrate numbers in pretty much every game(Without DLSS/FG)
@@silexes7434 thanks for the input.
Bro when will he make a sub 1300$ nvidia gpu build
A 1300$ nvidia build would have a 4060/4060 ti, which isn't worth the materials it was made with.
What website is this
Noob to the PC world lol. Anyone know the difference between Nvidia and AMD PCs? Finally going to be building a PC. Need it for gaming and coding. Budget is $1500-$2000. If anyone has any recommendations let me know!
Suggest you watch my Best GPUs Video which covers this point! Short answer is that it doesn’t really matter which brand you go for 👍
If you're looking to do more productivity focused tasks(video editing, 3D renders, streaming, etc) I'd say go with a 14th gen i7 and RTX 4070 ti. If it's specifically for only coding and gaming then AMD would probably be the way to go since you'd get better price to performance(as well as the fact games LOVE the AMD 3D vcache), I'd say a 7800x3D and 7900XT
Build for cs2
we get it, you liked your own comment.
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haha not yet, love ur vids u inspired me to build my own pc@@GeekaWhat
im waitingto order the Sapphire version of the 7800XT.... gunna pair mine up with the R 7 5800X3D...... AM4's last hurrah
jumping from a 7 3700X/RX 5700XT.......
Can i have it??
bronze psu really?
Amogus!!!!
First 😂😂
Send me this please 🥲