For all of u that are super stressed and frustrated don’t worry it gets easier to understand and remember. I just started learning today and I already know all the parts I need to build my pc and how for the most how to actually build it. The final thing I need to do is decide on the brands and then figure out the cooling needed etc
Hey, you're absolutely right. I started researching about pc's a couple of days ago and I'm very close to already being prepared to build it. People don't realize that it's not hard to learn as long as you have the ambition to do so. But it's better to keep this secret so that people think we are some technology geniuses, LOL.
@@bnabna1012 Hey, I just started ordering my pieces. I'll tell you some stuff but the rest is up to you to research about. You need the following things: CPU The heart of the pc(Also called Processor: Either Ryzen or Intel, I prefer Ryzen), GPU (Graphics card: Where most of your money goes to when building a pc, it's what gives you the best out of the other pieces and graphics. Be sure to match ur GPU with ur CPU and see if it can handel your CPU, which goes from 3,6,7,9 the higher the better, and costly. you dont need 9 if you're not a high-end gamer and developer), Motherboard(The board where you'll insert almost everything, must match size with the case pls remember, sizes usually are labeled with 'ATX') RAM:where data is stored as the processor needs it.) they are named as 4*4, so 16gb. Research how much gb u need, because 2 of 16gb RAM can be overkill and ur spending too much money) Dont buy only one ram card because CPU's can do most potential with dualpower-quadpower, and also remember if you dont buy it your pc wont boot up , Power Supply: They are ranked by Bronze, Gold, etc of best marketing. Have the # 80 on them, see how much watts you need, typically 450-750 is enough. System Cooling: 140mm air fans which are more quieter, larger then 120 mm fans. Usually need 3 in a case. YOU NEED A CPU COOLER, so that it doesnt overheat, choice between liquid and air cooling. Liquid also can be called as AIO cooler. It has one circular temperature control attachment to place on top of the cpu and the fans are placed on EITHER TOP OR BOTTOM of pc, do not put liquid cooling on the sides. OR you can do air cooling which is a fan you attach on the motherboard on top of the CPU, but it does cover your motherboard. Liquid is stronger and sometimes unnecessary so you gotta check which one you prefer. Once you're done researching about all this hardware, you'll need to dig deep in software when you finally get the pc so that you can control the pc pieces through your computer and monitor it. there is a lot of apps you need to download and you also need to know some keyboard shortcuts in case a game crashes n stuff. Good Luck BNA BNA :)
Before you order everything, make sure EVERYTHING and i mean EVERRRYYYTHINGGG matches. You cant work the pc if something is too big to fit in ur motherboard or case, or if one of your things doesnt support a brand of another, etc.
I've been wanting a PC for these reasons - I had to stop pc gaming a few years ago and I've been wanting to get back ever since - More games - Better performance and more customizable settings ingame (Higher fps) - It's a pc, I can do quite alot other than gaming - You can choose alot more internal storage than a console - Looks nice both interior and exterior - Learn a new skill if you build your own (I currently use an Xbox Series S)
I literally did this. Been with Xbox exclusively for 6-7 years and finally bought all the components and completed the build the other day. Was easier than expect and have been smashing through Halo: The Master Chief Collection with high FOV 👌🏻
You forgot one of the best reasons to build your own PC. It’s fun! I had a ton of fun building my first PC back in 2015. Still using it today (and maybe for quite awhile longer if stock continues this way).
@@sweggieboi4928 Thankfully I still have my build list from that PC on PC Partpicker so I can quote it. Intel Core i7-4790K 4 GHz Quad Core Processor CROYRIG H7 49 CFM CPU Cooler MSI Z97S SLI Krait Edition ATX LGA1150 Motherboard Kingston HyperX Fury White 16GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR3 - 1866 CL 10 Memory (twice, so 32GB RAM) Seagate Barracuda 3 TB 3.5" 7200 RPM Internal Hard Drive Samsung 850 EVO-Series 250 GB 2.5" Solid State Drive EVGA GeForce GTX 980 4 GB Superclocked ACX 2.0 Video Card EVGA G1 650 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply Fractal Design Define R4 ATX Mid Tower Case Windows 7 Pro Of this whole list the only parts the website even lists as available anymore is the CPU cooler, the HDD, and the RAM.
You should definetly look into the affectiveness of "clear" bluelight blockers. They don't actually stop enough of the bluelight. It's more effecttive to buy a orange pair or just use f.lux on your PC combined with an "Eye Saver" mode on your monitor.
Yeah; unfortunately any effects from "anti-blue light" glasses where practically no colour change is visible, are no better than placebo. I just use f.lux paired with dark mode and have actual breaks to properly rest my eyes. My vision used to get blurred in the evenings due to reading so much, and not giving my eyes a break from looking at screens.
I’ve been wanting a high quality pc but felt I lacked the knowledge to have one, this helped a lot. Thank you. I feel like I understand everything now.
You are such a quality video maker -- from your camera work, to how well spoken and informative you are, to your personality and wit -- I am currently re-igniting my childhood love of computers and found your channel. I hope you feel good about yourself, because you have a lot to be proud of.
I actually learned a lot from this video so I just wanna say thanks! I've only watched a few of your videos so far but I really like your content. I get what I'm looking for. I'm also kinda new to all this computer stuff but you make it really easy to understand.
a strong part of this video were the nice quality artistic shots of your pc and its parts. it was visually very pleasing and helped me keep my interest. I think you put this video together really well
I game (console ) and do a lot of creative work with video editing, digital art and 3D animation. I ended up caving and decided to invest (rip my savings) in a strong pc to do my school work, hobbies and gaming on and so far I’m loving it!
answering the important stuff: the ones with the clear bottom look more mature and suit you well, but the fully black frames give me pictures-of-spiderman-on-my-desk-by-monday vibes which, honestly, I don't hate.
Just ordered my first pc (a prebuilt due to the state of the market atm... I plan on upgrading it when the prices go down) and this video was a huge help, thanks man!
My biggest advantage for PC are that - i can play multiplayer for no extra subscription cost - i can use mouse and keyboard (tho controllers are supported aswell if thats your thing!) - i have a good pc for everything else too - bigger game library, compability with older games - ability to expand the game library even higher with emulators for old consoles Disadvantages are only: - the price, but its not THAT bad (you dont have to get rtx3090, you can go with a weaker, but still great components) - a little hard for peoples new to computers, especially if you assembled the PC yourself, and didnt get a prebuilt - you need to get drivers and a lot of different stuff, but once you do that its pretty straightforward - just buy and download the games from Steam and play. - marginally more cheaters (but only in the games that are neglected by the developers) So since i dare to say im pretty good with computers, so that disadvantage doesnt really apply to me, and my choice is the PC
Thank you bro I'm ordering everything from your budget gaming pc list by December, this is my first gaming pc and I'm glad you helped me with it... It totaled to $850 USD, I'm real thankful brodie.
I just started playing on pc. I wanted to start learning how key binding works, etc. I'm currently practicing my aim on aimlab. Everything has a learning curve.
yea i think everyone in the position i rang up in the morning there was one more 3060 in stock and i was a tenner down so i got the tenner rang up 5 mins later it out of stock so annoying
Something else that's great about PC gaming is the sheer size of the game library available to you. With a console, sure sometimes they're backward-compatible with games from the gen or two before, but with PC, you essentially have access to the entire wealth of PC games that have existed up to this point. Heck, with a bit of effort, there are even ways to run old DOS games if you want.
Thank you for this vid. I used to think what you were saying was a different language but I did some research and watched some vids and now I’m pretty comfortable, I got a pre-built but I’ll definitely build my next PC
When I was younger 10-11 years ago My PC didnt even had a Video Card. I was relying on Intel Graphics lmao. But when I was eligible to work part time I did it and saved and eventually got a decent setup, Now I’m an adult and working it’s only a matter of whether there are stocks or not. You will get there, be patient.
My next addiction. Thanks for this! Bought my buddies old gaming pc and I’m ready to cram all this knowledge into my brain in a week and go splurge on new parts
I tell you a story. I remember the day before my birthday in 6th grade. My mom asked “do you want a hover board or computer”. I hesitated for 2 hours but eventually I picked a computer. One of the best decision
I’m not gonna lie if any other Person said the stuff in this video I would clown them but not this guy. He’s such a genuinely good a nice guy I just can’t, good stuff brotha.
I don't know what has happened to me over the last year with the pandemic but I have become an absolute junkie of pc building, emulation and benchmark videos. lol I can't get enough of these videos! lol
An interesting ‘case’ study for you to try, split into 3 questions: 1. How much/many 140mm based radiators (e.g. multiple mixes of 420mm and/or 560mm) would you need to be able to passively cool (WITHIN the same case as the components) a top of the range (eg RTX 3090 and AMD 9 5950X or a threadripper) fully water cooled system (at least GPU, CPU) at full over clock, to within 5 degrees of ambient temperature with the fans set to their absolute lowest possible speed, and not really needing to spin at all under normal load? 2. Which off the shelf cases (max spending limit of $1,000 for the case) can fit all those radiators at the same time? 3. If there are no cases which you can buy off the shelf which can fit those radiators at the same time within the system case, which case would you buy off the shelf as a starting point, and can you show us a step by step followable guide to how to mod the case so it CAN fit all those radiators? Try and keep the modifications to methods that people could DIY with only moderate access to power tools. Can you demonstrate/show us such a system in action, and give us a rough idea of total cost for the case and total cooling system (e.g. presumably if there are loads of radiators, a more powerful pump would be needed)?
Literally same, I somewhat recently bought a new laptop and it worked fine with minecraft for the most part as long as I had nothing else running but my laptop can no longer run minecraft without me freezing every like 15 seconds and I want to get a good yet cheap pc to play minecraft and my sims 4 cause my laptop can't handle sims either but I literally have no idea how anything works for pcs or what anything really means
Lol same I’m thinking of just getting a monitor and a keyboard and mouse because I already have a ps4 so I can just connect them and play off of my ps4 using keyboard and mouse
@@imahobbit7965 same, my laptop is only getting slower and slower, and I hope and pray when I get a job, I can save up and find the right parts for a pc. My grandpa and other friends from my family know a lot about pc building. I just want to escape this threshold of laptop gaming once and for all.
@PCGAMINGISDEAD Just because he likes a specific genre of games doesn't make him 12. Also, PC Gaming isn't dead, and probably will never be. Now go back and cry to mama because of an internet stranger.
@PCGAMINGISDEAD Half Life. Valorant. CS:GO. Minecraft: Java Edition. Those are just a handful of them. Besided, multi-platform titles are better on PC because of better FPS and the ability to use keyboard and mouse.
@Frank 'punisher' Castle I’m for either racism sexism or terrorism, I don’t think you can even be suspended for sexism and I’ve only been a little racist so it’s probably terrorism
Great info. It would be good of someone to hit on ergonomics. Gaming can ruin your body, monitor too low (yours), a good chair, keyboard and mouse at right height. It's all boring but just like rgb and quiet fans, it'll keep the gaming fun for longer.
Planning on getting my first pc next month. Probably going with a custom build from pc specialist but have not completely decided yet looking to spend around £1500
Honestly, i would love to have both console and a good gaming pc, to play and watch anime.😁😁😁 p.s : I play apex legends on my ps4 but on pc i such so hard.
I am 31 years old and the last time I did any gaming on a PC was over 10 years ago when I briefly tried to download WOW on a Walmart dell and barely ran it for a day and my PC knowledge is a high school course on learning to type.... I have essentially no PC spec or gear knowledge, so this is all very overwhelming. Especially trying to learn about what new gear is out and necessary on top of the PC build research and more. Thank you for giving me something to go off of though. I am trying.
Thanks, I really needed that. If theres one thing I can give you as feedback it would be to add chapters, because when i made my PC i was looking at some of your videos and had to skip a bunch to find what im looking for. Cheers
i’ve just bought a msi pc but definitely gonna build my own in maybe 5-10 years time just because i’m not that fussed right now about having a custom built one
@@tapiiri5597 i don't how the price should be, ho can i know that? I mean i am new and i want to build a pc but i don't know if i will spend 1500€ when maybe the same computer 1 years ago would cost 1000€. Sorry for my english
@@lyros_animemanga4155 If you want to buy safely, I recommend not buying parts one by one. Instead you should buy a prebuilt PC for sale. It is good value even if the prices drop.
Youd rather get ryzen 5 1600 af and gtx 1660 super or gtx 2060.but that is a really good combo. Just saying your doing a overkill cpu. If you wanna know a good cheap cpu get 1600 af. I do like the sound of it though.
You dont want a ryzen 5 2600 beacause it has the same performance as ryzen 5 1600af but ryzen 5 2600 is 100$ more expensive or £75 more exoensive and there have the same performance
Hey Mr. Centric, just wondering what’s your advice on whether I should begin my PC journey. I have been constantly binge watching your videos and other Tech channels and I have a good idea of what I am looking for in my build. I’m just concerned about the current GPU situation and whether or not it’s a good time to start buying and building. I can’t stop thinking about what I want my setup to look like but I’m finding it difficult to commit because of the cost and stigma around it. I play on Xbox currently and don’t have many friends involved in the PC master race. I’m sure there is other people in the same position as me so what’s your opinion? P.S. might be a good video title and idea since the new surge in demand.
Console players are turning to PC because of the lack of consoles. What they don't realise is that there are no graphics cards for the same reasons - covid and scalers. It's a bad time to be looking for a new game platform. Maybe next year
@@donkeysunited Hello Donkey, it is a year since you posted this comment and I just wanted to let you know that you were indeed right. This is the year. GPU prices just dropped big time. I'm building my first PC and I just picked up a 3080 for $820 after tax and everything, compared to this time last year when they were selling for $2000. I'm glad I waited.
One reason why I am switching from PlayStation to pc is that I can use the benefits of a strong pc for online school and in college later on which I obviously can't do on PlayStation.
Thanks for this, I'm a pc builder myself and I've got a 3070 coming next week (for my own build).I play Apex with a Samsung 60Hz 4k monitor so your video helped me with a few little things. I'm interested to see what happens with G-sync, as it will limit the fps by default to 60 because the monitor is 60 hz. Its a very weird scenario we a facing with 4k gaming, Fps and monitors 🙃
why don't you use a higher hz Monitor? I would recommend at least 144hz, that way you can take advantage of that extra FPS when playing games like Apex.
@@MH-ub8mx I bought a Samsung Odyssey G7, so managed to get around 200fps (fluctuating with G-Sync), and also got an acer predator due to the Samsung having scan line issues. I'm still surprised there are many 4k monitors over 60hz available. The 144hz ones are rare and expensive so I'm sticking with 2k for now :)
I think a power supply should be top 3 things you should not cut corners on. Like getting a good PSU gives you head room for upgrades, cost less than upgrading and is safer getting silver or above 80 Plus rating. I think if you're going Intel, ram is a good place to cut a few corners and so is the motherboard. I know a few B550 boards that are around $100 that are more than usable. Other than that, FULLY AGREE! Great video!
Hey Marcus, I'm gearing up for my very first PC build and your channel has been super helpful! Would you still recommend the NZXT H510 Elite case? I absolutely love the look of it, but I'm worried about my 5800x and evga 3080 ftw3 ultra getting too warm. Thoughts? Thanks!
@@PcCentric Hm I see. Where would you recommend installing the rad then? Or, would you suggest not using an AIO all together? In every video I can find, it looks like people have been mounting the rad on the front so I' a little confused. Maybe I should just compromise and get a different case lol. Thanks again!
Just subscribed, decided to buy a gaming pc and spend about 3500€. Most expensive thing was the 4070 rtx, holy shit! But looking forward it! Your videos help
I’m a noob in PC Gaming, my brother in law got me a PC for Gaming that he built and named a bunch of cool names of things in it lol. But he did give me the Nvicta 2080 ti (I’m sure I spelled this wrong) for my birthday and just trying to learn how to play the games and understand the PC. Only have used PC for my office and business. So this is good timing for this Video.
tell me why i had to repeat around 4:58 like 30,000 times to understand the words that were coming out of his mouth, this is going to be a long journey.
Pov: You can’t get enough of these Custom Gaming Pc Videos even when you don’t have the money to go buy parts. /. You’re not alone my friends.
@@reubenmatthews5615 okay reuben
@@reubenmatthews5615 chungus?
I can afford it
@@reubenmatthews5615 imagine getting an FE card lol
It’s okay. You’ll get one some day and it’s worth it
"Pcs are loud"
Ps4 : im 4 parallel universes ahead of you
Clean 👏 your 👏 goddamn 👏 ps4
mine sounds like a jet engine lmfao even tho i tear it apart and get rid of dust and stuff
@@syed1x same bruh
هلا والله 😭
@@fahrinraez9547 its peakkk, but im looking for a ps5 rn that doesnt cost an arm and a leg to finish my pc+console setup
For all of u that are super stressed and frustrated don’t worry it gets easier to understand and remember. I just started learning today and I already know all the parts I need to build my pc and how for the most how to actually build it. The final thing I need to do is decide on the brands and then figure out the cooling needed etc
Welp, tell me how building it goes finding and coordinating the parts for a PC is beyond easy 😂
Hey, you're absolutely right. I started researching about pc's a couple of days ago and I'm very close to already being prepared to build it. People don't realize that it's not hard to learn as long as you have the ambition to do so. But it's better to keep this secret so that people think we are some technology geniuses, LOL.
@@claudiatargonski7873 how do u build a pc?
@@bnabna1012 Hey, I just started ordering my pieces. I'll tell you some stuff but the rest is up to you to research about. You need the following things: CPU The heart of the pc(Also called Processor: Either Ryzen or Intel, I prefer Ryzen), GPU (Graphics card: Where most of your money goes to when building a pc, it's what gives you the best out of the other pieces and graphics. Be sure to match ur GPU with ur CPU and see if it can handel your CPU, which goes from 3,6,7,9 the higher the better, and costly. you dont need 9 if you're not a high-end gamer and developer), Motherboard(The board where you'll insert almost everything, must match size with the case pls remember, sizes usually are labeled with 'ATX') RAM:where data is stored as the processor needs it.) they are named as 4*4, so 16gb. Research how much gb u need, because 2 of 16gb RAM can be overkill and ur spending too much money) Dont buy only one ram card because CPU's can do most potential with dualpower-quadpower, and also remember if you dont buy it your pc wont boot up , Power Supply: They are ranked by Bronze, Gold, etc of best marketing. Have the # 80 on them, see how much watts you need, typically 450-750 is enough. System Cooling: 140mm air fans which are more quieter, larger then 120 mm fans. Usually need 3 in a case. YOU NEED A CPU COOLER, so that it doesnt overheat, choice between liquid and air cooling. Liquid also can be called as AIO cooler. It has one circular temperature control attachment to place on top of the cpu and the fans are placed on EITHER TOP OR BOTTOM of pc, do not put liquid cooling on the sides. OR you can do air cooling which is a fan you attach on the motherboard on top of the CPU, but it does cover your motherboard. Liquid is stronger and sometimes unnecessary so you gotta check which one you prefer.
Once you're done researching about all this hardware, you'll need to dig deep in software when you finally get the pc so that you can control the pc pieces through your computer and monitor it. there is a lot of apps you need to download and you also need to know some keyboard shortcuts in case a game crashes n stuff. Good Luck BNA BNA :)
Before you order everything, make sure EVERYTHING and i mean EVERRRYYYTHINGGG matches. You cant work the pc if something is too big to fit in ur motherboard or case, or if one of your things doesnt support a brand of another, etc.
Graphics card- visuals
CPU-smoothness
Motherboard-to put everything in
Ram-memory
Power supply
You're missing storage unless you're going to use 1Tb of ram as storage
@@noidea2338 you forgot cooling, unless you’re going to blow on your components.
@@93Tillinfini that could work 🤔
@@noidea2338 😏
@@wafflesfor1 …
I've been wanting a PC for these reasons
- I had to stop pc gaming a few years ago and I've been wanting to get back ever since
- More games
- Better performance and more customizable settings ingame (Higher fps)
- It's a pc, I can do quite alot other than gaming
- You can choose alot more internal storage than a console
- Looks nice both interior and exterior
- Learn a new skill if you build your own
(I currently use an Xbox Series S)
Same it’s just my parents won’t let me even if I have the money for it
@@meowclaws4690 same
@@meowclaws4690 if u have the money then why wont they let u
I literally did this. Been with Xbox exclusively for 6-7 years and finally bought all the components and completed the build the other day. Was easier than expect and have been smashing through Halo: The Master Chief Collection with high FOV 👌🏻
@@SATVRDAY13 Nice, did you find the cable management difficult or was it simple to sort out?
I'm back from the future. 9060's are out of stock as well.
Like Cartman freezing himself for wii
Damn I guess I’ll be stuck with a GeForce Gt 710 forever :(
Well great, now I can’t run minecraft 2
@Oscar Cantu BRO WHAT, this is not good
@@Azerii_R6 You will with that attitude
Your timing is impeccable... I was waiting for a video like this 😂
Perfect =D
@@PcCentric =E
@@zerorequiem6016 F
@@jakayy =G
Same
Me watching this on my gaming PC: "Hmm, yes intresting"
@fariznizam yep
@Giovanni Thorps we all do 🙃😪🤧
You are so lucky
Same lol
Me watching this on my phone, while taking a shit, my pc sitting idle in my room “yes, seems smart”
at 2:35 when the dogs just chilling it made me go and cuddle both my 4 month old German shepherds
I love the feeling of getting an upgrade and constantly looking for the next thing to upgrade no matter how expensive. 🙃
Me: being on pc for several years
Also me: yea, I need to watch this
lmao fr
me: not being able to afford a pc
also me: why not watch this
@@swaggyp3858 xD, save up for a few months it's worth it dude!
ZA WARUDO
@@TheAshtarr Dio! Yarou...
ORA ORA ORA ORAAAAA
You forgot one of the best reasons to build your own PC. It’s fun! I had a ton of fun building my first PC back in 2015. Still using it today (and maybe for quite awhile longer if stock continues this way).
thanks, that gives me motivation to build one too
Lots of head scratches because the manuals where ass but I loved the experience.
what r ur specs?
@@sweggieboi4928 Thankfully I still have my build list from that PC on PC Partpicker so I can quote it.
Intel Core i7-4790K 4 GHz Quad Core Processor
CROYRIG H7 49 CFM CPU Cooler
MSI Z97S SLI Krait Edition ATX LGA1150 Motherboard
Kingston HyperX Fury White 16GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR3 - 1866 CL 10 Memory (twice, so 32GB RAM)
Seagate Barracuda 3 TB 3.5" 7200 RPM Internal Hard Drive
Samsung 850 EVO-Series 250 GB 2.5" Solid State Drive
EVGA GeForce GTX 980 4 GB Superclocked ACX 2.0 Video Card
EVGA G1 650 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
Fractal Design Define R4 ATX Mid Tower Case
Windows 7 Pro
Of this whole list the only parts the website even lists as available anymore is the CPU cooler, the HDD, and the RAM.
What if i am too retarded?
You should definetly look into the affectiveness of "clear" bluelight blockers.
They don't actually stop enough of the bluelight.
It's more effecttive to buy a orange pair or just use f.lux on your PC combined with an "Eye Saver" mode on your monitor.
It looks so ugly tho
Yeah; unfortunately any effects from "anti-blue light" glasses where practically no colour change is visible, are no better than placebo. I just use f.lux paired with dark mode and have actual breaks to properly rest my eyes. My vision used to get blurred in the evenings due to reading so much, and not giving my eyes a break from looking at screens.
You look into the effectiveness of using the right effectiveness.
I have been a PC gamer for 25 years and still love watching this kind of videos :) Well done mate
I’ve been wanting a high quality pc but felt I lacked the knowledge to have one, this helped a lot. Thank you. I feel like I understand everything now.
You are such a quality video maker -- from your camera work, to how well spoken and informative you are, to your personality and wit -- I am currently re-igniting my childhood love of computers and found your channel. I hope you feel good about yourself, because you have a lot to be proud of.
hey man, i just found your channel and i showed my mom this video and now she’s letting me get a pc so tysm
Did you get a PC yet
Good for you man
Good for you
@George Hamilton me too man...
I paid for mine with my own money.
Been a Console gamer all my life, moved to pc last week, and I'm really enjoying it ✌️
I actually learned a lot from this video so I just wanna say thanks! I've only watched a few of your videos so far but I really like your content. I get what I'm looking for. I'm also kinda new to all this computer stuff but you make it really easy to understand.
a strong part of this video were the nice quality artistic shots of your pc and its parts. it was visually very pleasing and helped me keep my interest. I think you put this video together really well
I just bought a new pc finally I have been waiting for so long :)
Hope its not a pre built pc u got there 👀
What GPU?
Nice
@@YhDaiki dose it matter let him
Be 🤦🏽♂️
@@YhDaiki who cares
had a pc for 6 years now just built my next gen pc 2 months ago. watching this because the videos are so good lol
Hey I'm just getting into getting my first prebuilt and first of my own pc, mind helping educate a newbie to all this?
I just bought my first gaming PC last week. This is awesome thank you 🙏
Which did u get?
I game (console ) and do a lot of creative work with video editing, digital art and 3D animation. I ended up caving and decided to invest (rip my savings) in a strong pc to do my school work, hobbies and gaming on and so far I’m loving it!
I’m about to do the same
@@LOCKBlT it’s so worth it! Before I couldn’t even run the software i needed for my courses but now everything runs smooth
@@Kiwikick238 I’m thinking of buying a prebuilt but I kno it’s gonna b worth it (rip my whole savings ) but idk where to get a prebuilt for da low
@@LOCKBlT sorry I have no recommendation my brother built mine for me but gl everything’s so expensive I feel my bank acc is still recovering
bro after 2 yrs of watching build vids i can FINALLY get one.
feels great.
don't worry bros- you're gonna get that pc.
I promise ♡
answering the important stuff: the ones with the clear bottom look more mature and suit you well, but the fully black frames give me pictures-of-spiderman-on-my-desk-by-monday vibes which, honestly, I don't hate.
Just ordered my first pc (a prebuilt due to the state of the market atm... I plan on upgrading it when the prices go down) and this video was a huge help, thanks man!
Sameeee
I’m so glad I found your channel.
Watching this video the day before I get my set up 😃
My biggest advantage for PC are that
- i can play multiplayer for no extra subscription cost
- i can use mouse and keyboard (tho controllers are supported aswell if thats your thing!)
- i have a good pc for everything else too
- bigger game library, compability with older games
- ability to expand the game library even higher with emulators for old consoles
Disadvantages are only:
- the price, but its not THAT bad (you dont have to get rtx3090, you can go with a weaker, but still great components)
- a little hard for peoples new to computers, especially if you assembled the PC yourself, and didnt get a prebuilt - you need to get drivers and a lot of different stuff, but once you do that its pretty straightforward - just buy and download the games from Steam and play.
- marginally more cheaters (but only in the games that are neglected by the developers)
So since i dare to say im pretty good with computers, so that disadvantage doesnt really apply to me, and my choice is the PC
Thank you much appreciated
Is a rtx 3070 worth it?
@@BBaibhavPadhee fuck no
@@BBaibhavPadhee it's a absolute monster at 1080p and a very amazing card for 1440p, do not get it for 4k though.
@@adamya1639 so l would assume a 3070 ti is good for top 1440p and anything over is good for 4k?
Thank you bro I'm ordering everything from your budget gaming pc list by December, this is my first gaming pc and I'm glad you helped me with it... It totaled to $850 USD, I'm real thankful brodie.
I just started playing on pc. I wanted to start learning how key binding works, etc. I'm currently practicing my aim on aimlab.
Everything has a learning curve.
Love that you gave some credit to CPUK, if you cant build yourself then they are the best custom builders
pov: I just bought all pc parts and now the gpu is out of stock
I'm in the same dilemma, i'm going to reuse my 1030 until a 1660 super is a decent price
same i just need the gpu
build it with the integrated gpu for now and add the gpu when I get it
guys all gamers should unite an create gamers own gpu company
yea i think everyone in the position i rang up in the morning there was one more 3060 in stock and i was a tenner down so i got the tenner rang up 5 mins later it out of stock so annoying
Something else that's great about PC gaming is the sheer size of the game library available to you. With a console, sure sometimes they're backward-compatible with games from the gen or two before, but with PC, you essentially have access to the entire wealth of PC games that have existed up to this point. Heck, with a bit of effort, there are even ways to run old DOS games if you want.
honestly just love gaming in general. console, pc, *some* mobile games are a blast
Thank you for this vid. I used to think what you were saying was a different language but I did some research and watched some vids and now I’m pretty comfortable, I got a pre-built but I’ll definitely build my next PC
what pre-built did u get? and do you like it are there any problems 😓😓
Me with my mom only giving me a $200 budget just watching some videos to imagine what I could have if I was rich lol
my guy im lucky if i get 25 cents
I was in your shoes before lol now I got older and built my own pc with my own money. It’s totally worth it btw
When I was younger 10-11 years ago My PC didnt even had a Video Card. I was relying on Intel Graphics lmao. But when I was eligible to work part time I did it and saved and eventually got a decent setup, Now I’m an adult and working it’s only a matter of whether there are stocks or not. You will get there, be patient.
@@NotGilmore thanks
Thank you :)
Omg thank you so much, I’m starting to play on PC in a few months and this is so much help your a genius
My next addiction. Thanks for this! Bought my buddies old gaming pc and I’m ready to cram all this knowledge into my brain in a week and go splurge on new parts
Every time I turn my PC on to game it always feels like I just got a brand new console for Christmas.
Love this comment. I am building a rig now. First time since socket 939
I tell you a story. I remember the day before my birthday in 6th grade. My mom asked “do you want a hover board or computer”. I hesitated for 2 hours but eventually I picked a computer. One of the best decision
Lucky
@@lilah2106 i agree sadly
@Ameer Alobaidi it been years but 6 years ago I got a standard PC but now I’m in college I got myself a gaming pc
@@assassin7250 bro the comment was made 7 months ago
@@cryptic7312 yes ik.. and I just started to respond.. but yes I did got my first pc in middle school which is like 6-7 years ago
Built my first ever pc Christmas day, cost me 4x your "budget pc" but worth every penny! All from watching your videos 😂 keep it up man
What did you get and how much did it cost?
An rtx 3070 and a 7 3700x, also got the kraken z63 cooler which bumped the price up a tad, and came to just shy of 2k
@@v3-fanta380 what pieces do I need to get a good running pc that can run fortnite good that’s around 1.2k I heard building is better than pre
Aight sick gonna need this in a few days when my parts get here
how's it going?
Your voice and backround aesthetics makes watching ur videos 1000x better :DD
Thanks for the tip, now I’m getting a gaming PC for my birthday which is June 20th.
Thank you. You just got yourself another sub!
Awesome video! Just ordered a NZXT starter plus, your channel has been a huge help getting me more familiar with what I’m getting into. Thanks man!
Hey just ordered mine tonight when yours arrives can you let me know how long it took?
Getting my PC March 23rd so like perfect timing for this to pop up in my recommend.
What pc did you get?
Man this guy is underrated
I’m not gonna lie if any other Person said the stuff in this video I would clown them but not this guy. He’s such a genuinely good a nice guy I just can’t, good stuff brotha.
This was a grest video since i just changed from console to pc.
I’m changing from console to pc in a couple days once my things come in
@@jasonmartinez3209 nice have a good time.
Just ordered a PC from build redux. Should be about another 3 weeks or so but the anticipation is killing me.
@@nick-_-368 Specs?Cost?
@@giovannisalinas5921 about 1950 rtx 3070/ryzen 7 3700x/500 gb ssd 2 tb hdd
I don't know what has happened to me over the last year with the pandemic but I have become an absolute junkie of pc building, emulation and benchmark videos. lol
I can't get enough of these videos! lol
An interesting ‘case’ study for you to try, split into 3 questions:
1. How much/many 140mm based radiators (e.g. multiple mixes of 420mm and/or 560mm) would you need to be able to passively cool (WITHIN the same case as the components) a top of the range (eg RTX 3090 and AMD 9 5950X or a threadripper) fully water cooled system (at least GPU, CPU) at full over clock, to within 5 degrees of ambient temperature with the fans set to their absolute lowest possible speed, and not really needing to spin at all under normal load?
2. Which off the shelf cases (max spending limit of $1,000 for the case) can fit all those radiators at the same time?
3. If there are no cases which you can buy off the shelf which can fit those radiators at the same time within the system case, which case would you buy off the shelf as a starting point, and can you show us a step by step followable guide to how to mod the case so it CAN fit all those radiators? Try and keep the modifications to methods that people could DIY with only moderate access to power tools.
Can you demonstrate/show us such a system in action, and give us a rough idea of total cost for the case and total cooling system (e.g. presumably if there are loads of radiators, a more powerful pump would be needed)?
I’m
He got me started on PCs and what goes in one, he is an amazing content creator
You enumerated the most expansive PC games platforms. Congrats!
8:28 I felt that pain of not having enough disk space ;-;
Me too...luckily I had a convenient 2tb external drive just waiting to be used
Dude I just found your channel, I absolutely love it!
Me who only know and wants to play Minecraft when i got a pc: 👁️👄👁️
Same- I- I’m too small brain for this-
Literally same, I somewhat recently bought a new laptop and it worked fine with minecraft for the most part as long as I had nothing else running but my laptop can no longer run minecraft without me freezing every like 15 seconds and I want to get a good yet cheap pc to play minecraft and my sims 4 cause my laptop can't handle sims either but I literally have no idea how anything works for pcs or what anything really means
Lol same I’m thinking of just getting a monitor and a keyboard and mouse because I already have a ps4 so I can just connect them and play off of my ps4 using keyboard and mouse
You should go for a cheap pre-built if you're going to play Minecraft only. It doesn't require that good PC unless you want to use shaders.
@@imahobbit7965 same, my laptop is only getting slower and slower, and I hope and pray when I get a job, I can save up and find the right parts for a pc. My grandpa and other friends from my family know a lot about pc building. I just want to escape this threshold of laptop gaming once and for all.
Your probably the most helpful pc guide UA-camr that I’ve seen
I’m switching over this year! I’ve been a play station player all my life ! I’m hoping to get a gaming PC by Christmas
@PCGAMINGISDEAD I play Apex but I love shooters overall 😁 but I will definitely venture out.
@PCGAMINGISDEAD Just because he likes a specific genre of games doesn't make him 12. Also, PC Gaming isn't dead, and probably will never be. Now go back and cry to mama because of an internet stranger.
@PCGAMINGISDEAD Half Life. Valorant. CS:GO. Minecraft: Java Edition. Those are just a handful of them. Besided, multi-platform titles are better on PC because of better FPS and the ability to use keyboard and mouse.
@PCGAMINGISDEAD Then explain to me what is better on console than on PC other than some exclusives? PCs will always be superior.
@PCGAMINGISDEAD says the person who cant make a profile pic
My mate Alan in discord definitely calls himself part of the "masterrace"
Is Alan a white supremacist pal?
@@hazed1119 lmaooo
@@hazed1119 I can say I definitely am
This is why my twitter account is suspended
@Frank 'punisher' Castle I’m for either racism sexism or terrorism, I don’t think you can even be suspended for sexism and I’ve only been a little racist so it’s probably terrorism
Great info. It would be good of someone to hit on ergonomics. Gaming can ruin your body, monitor too low (yours), a good chair, keyboard and mouse at right height. It's all boring but just like rgb and quiet fans, it'll keep the gaming fun for longer.
Wow this video was great :) I'm currently building my very first PC and this was really helpful! I cant wait to be finished and get started!
I’m starting my first ever build in a few hours! Thank you so much for your videos 🖤
How did it go?
@@DeadziMonn it’s amazing! Can run my apex at 300 fps. But I mostly use it for streaming, DBD, and phasmo. But the thing is a powerhouse!🖤
@@88seanoftheded lol congrats! What are the specs?
@@DeadziMonn
GeForce rtx 3080
12th GEN, Intel core I7-12700k
32gig ram
Off the top of my head 🤣
@@88seanoftheded nice👍
tysm, i've just been stuck on what exactly to buy and where to start off! this helped a lot
Planning on getting my first pc next month. Probably going with a custom build from pc specialist but have not completely decided yet looking to spend around £1500
Well its been 6 months did you ever build a pc? If so any advice for a complete begginer looking to build his own gaming pc as well?
@@verxw74 did you ever get a pc and how'd it go ?
@@betoonz nope lmao I gave up 😭
I just got mine and it’s easier
@@Ge13rge. any advice ?
Your Title: what you need to know
Me: when i would get a gpu!!!
Me: When will you learn English?
@@xray8876 Man, cut him some slack. His first language is not English.
@@santhoshmanickavasagam2467 don’t even bother the dude criticizing is just a loser that needs a self esteem boost
@@xray8876 if you can say me what i have done wrong I can korrekt me
@@DefinitelyJayJay5 the correct word is “title” if you wanted to know
How do you manage to always upload what i need to see? 😁
From viewing over 20+ channels, your channel helped the most👍 thank you✨
thank you pc centric, youve kept me interested in pc gaming untill now when i join the master race on monday
The main thing you need to know about PC is that is full of moders, sweats and cheaters
Facts
Same with console
Fan boy hate as always
@Emmy ok well gta on ps4 bro the lvl 8000 modders are everywhere
@@theepicjs5541 no that’s from their ps3 account
As a Mass Effect fan, I ask that you never mention Andromeda again. Thank you sir.
Do you remember when Logitech released Andromeda Mass Effect gaming gear?
@@nithinbabu9007 No, had to look that up. Cool keyboard lol
Pains my heart
It ended with 3. Overall 2 was my favorite.
Honestly, i would love to have both console and a good gaming pc, to play and watch anime.😁😁😁
p.s : I play apex legends on my ps4 but on pc i such so hard.
I am 31 years old and the last time I did any gaming on a PC was over 10 years ago when I briefly tried to download WOW on a Walmart dell and barely ran it for a day and my PC knowledge is a high school course on learning to type.... I have essentially no PC spec or gear knowledge, so this is all very overwhelming. Especially trying to learn about what new gear is out and necessary on top of the PC build research and more. Thank you for giving me something to go off of though. I am trying.
Thanks, I really needed that. If theres one thing I can give you as feedback it would be to add chapters, because when i made my PC i was looking at some of your videos and had to skip a bunch to find what im looking for.
Cheers
ive been playing on my moms laptop for years
I feel so bad for anyone wanting to build a pc right now :( I wish you the best of luck getting a good gpu for a good price 😔
30 seconds in and i melt, why are you so charming???
The Pride of the Kent
i’ve just bought a msi pc but definitely gonna build my own in maybe 5-10 years time just because i’m not that fussed right now about having a custom built one
Thanks so much this helped alot! I look forward to your future videos! Thanks again for posting this!
So early 🙌🏻 pccentric notification club 👍🏻
I feel like this isnt the time to buy a new PC cuz its in such high demand right now
Few weeks ago a r5 3600 rtx 2060 build under a £1000 now it’s about £150 over
Exactly, might as well wait for next generation parts.
@@tapiiri5597 i don't how the price should be, ho can i know that? I mean i am new and i want to build a pc but i don't know if i will spend 1500€ when maybe the same computer 1 years ago would cost 1000€. Sorry for my english
@@lyros_animemanga4155 If you want to buy safely, I recommend not buying parts one by one. Instead you should buy a prebuilt PC for sale. It is good value even if the prices drop.
@@tapiiri5597 do u know any good pcs for 1.2k that can run fortnite and other games at 120-165fps?
Do you have any recommendations on trying to find on gen cards and cpus? I’m trying to get An Amd ryzen 3 3100 and rx 5500xt combo.
Youd rather get ryzen 5 1600 af and gtx 1660 super or gtx 2060.but that is a really good combo.
Just saying your doing a overkill cpu.
If you wanna know a good cheap cpu get 1600 af.
I do like the sound of it though.
Get a ryzen 5 minimum
Ryzen 5 2600 maybe?
You dont want a ryzen 5 2600 beacause it has the same performance as ryzen 5 1600af but ryzen 5 2600 is 100$ more expensive or £75 more exoensive and there have the same performance
@@daniyalfaisal4816 Oh ok, thanks for the info
Just watched this video after ordering my Vengeance a7300 gaming pc, comes with a RTX 4090. I can’t wait! Huge upgrade from what I had 🎉
Perfect video! I'm looking to build my first PC and I really didn't know where to start until I watched this. ✌
Hey Mr. Centric, just wondering what’s your advice on whether I should begin my PC journey. I have been constantly binge watching your videos and other Tech channels and I have a good idea of what I am looking for in my build. I’m just concerned about the current GPU situation and whether or not it’s a good time to start buying and building. I can’t stop thinking about what I want my setup to look like but I’m finding it difficult to commit because of the cost and stigma around it. I play on Xbox currently and don’t have many friends involved in the PC master race. I’m sure there is other people in the same position as me so what’s your opinion? P.S. might be a good video title and idea since the new surge in demand.
Console players are turning to PC because of the lack of consoles. What they don't realise is that there are no graphics cards for the same reasons - covid and scalers. It's a bad time to be looking for a new game platform. Maybe next year
@@donkeysunited you are right im building my pc this weekend
@@donkeysunited Hello Donkey, it is a year since you posted this comment and I just wanted to let you know that you were indeed right. This is the year. GPU prices just dropped big time. I'm building my first PC and I just picked up a 3080 for $820 after tax and everything, compared to this time last year when they were selling for $2000. I'm glad I waited.
@@10zlo I'm also buying soon 🙂
You sir just pushed me over the edge of PC gaming. I was gonna just buy a PS5 but you made building my own PC seem more realistic.
One reason why I am switching from PlayStation to pc is that I can use the benefits of a strong pc for online school and in college later on which I obviously can't do on PlayStation.
Him: I made over hundred of gaming pc’s
Me: CAN I HAVE ONE OUT OF THOSE 100 GAMING PC’s!?!
something about pc vids/tech vids are so fun to watch
As someone who likes to write music
I wish I was this smart when it comes to PC and hardwares like this guy
Thanks for this, I'm a pc builder myself and I've got a 3070 coming next week (for my own build).I play Apex with a Samsung 60Hz 4k monitor so your video helped me with a few little things. I'm interested to see what happens with G-sync, as it will limit the fps by default to 60 because the monitor is 60 hz. Its a very weird scenario we a facing with 4k gaming, Fps and monitors 🙃
why don't you use a higher hz Monitor? I would recommend at least 144hz, that way you can take advantage of that extra FPS when playing games like Apex.
@@MH-ub8mx I bought a Samsung Odyssey G7, so managed to get around 200fps (fluctuating with G-Sync), and also got an acer predator due to the Samsung having scan line issues. I'm still surprised there are many 4k monitors over 60hz available. The 144hz ones are rare and expensive so I'm sticking with 2k for now :)
I think a power supply should be top 3 things you should not cut corners on. Like getting a good PSU gives you head room for upgrades, cost less than upgrading and is safer getting silver or above 80 Plus rating. I think if you're going Intel, ram is a good place to cut a few corners and so is the motherboard. I know a few B550 boards that are around $100 that are more than usable. Other than that, FULLY AGREE! Great video!
Can you recommend how to get your first pc like all the pieces and everything
Hey Marcus, I'm gearing up for my very first PC build and your channel has been super helpful! Would you still recommend the NZXT H510 Elite case? I absolutely love the look of it, but I'm worried about my 5800x and evga 3080 ftw3 ultra getting too warm. Thoughts? Thanks!
If you don't put a front rad in, yes
@@PcCentric Hm I see. Where would you recommend installing the rad then? Or, would you suggest not using an AIO all together? In every video I can find, it looks like people have been mounting the rad on the front so I' a little confused. Maybe I should just compromise and get a different case lol. Thanks again!
Just subscribed, decided to buy a gaming pc and spend about 3500€. Most expensive thing was the 4070 rtx, holy shit! But looking forward it! Your videos help
I’m a noob in PC Gaming, my brother in law got me a PC for Gaming that he built and named a bunch of cool names of things in it lol. But he did give me the Nvicta 2080 ti (I’m sure I spelled this wrong) for my birthday and just trying to learn how to play the games and understand the PC. Only have used PC for my office and business. So this is good timing for this Video.
I saw that re-45 skin from the starter pack in s1. We are becoming a rare and endangered species :(
You misspelled it, it's actually
REEEEEEEEEEEEE-45
Sorry if that's not a joke in apex, I'm from titanfall
So true! Us friendly nerds have to stick together.
tell me why i had to repeat around 4:58 like 30,000 times to understand the words that were coming out of his mouth, this is going to be a long journey.
did you understand what he meant? i can help you if you don’t know what to do or understand!
It was clear and easily understood.
I have been a PC gamer since 1983 when I bought my first Computer, a TRS-80 Color Computer with a massive 16K worth of memory.
I just recently found your channel. Love the content my friend. Great job.