**NOTE: For links to videos referenced in this one, check the "How to Build a PC" playlist link in the video description** What are your PC Building Plans in 2022? What other explainer videos would be helpful?
One thing all build videos miss, get an LED headlamp to focus light into your case hands free so you can see all the various connectors. Also get a new surge suppressor, those things do wear out. I replace mine about once every 5 years it's a $20 insurance policy for your $1000 PC.
building my sister her first pc build it is very tuff right now because she wants to play games and she does graphic design but only has 1k CAD budget. i was able to get some sweet deals with the new 5600 and a 1660super from a friend. However To make it worst she wanted the nr200p from cooler master case so an itx motherboard and sfx power supply were more expensive than needed XD.
This is so helpful for 1st-time pc builders like me. I was rewatching your previous video on ryzen 5 5600 (planning to build around that CPU) just 5 minutes ago! I love your videos especially the boost your build series. Keep it up!
@@Hurensohnologe0711 Price of the case is pretty std. here in my country while the GPUs are still higher than I wanted. I'm considering intel i5 12400 for the iGPU (since r5 5600 has none) so I can still use the system while waiting for GPU prices to go lower a bit in my country.
THIS IS THE VIDEO I HAVE BEEN NEEDING!!! i've been working on saving up for my first ever PC build and have had such a hard time finding guides and tutorials that do a good job of breaking down and explaining the parts while also giving good recommendations for them (they just assume u already know what every single part does), but you did all of that and more in this video. literally bookmarked this and will be using it for the process. THANK YOU SO MUCHH
This is an excellent video. Reminds me when I got into PC building 15 years ago and had to do research of my own. The way you break it down so that everyone can understand is definitely something I would have wanted before so kudos to you on being able to reach to those new and old to the pc world!
@@joelsanchez7742 generally I'd say start what what you want the PC to achieve, that way you'd be able too tailor your parts to suit (productivity or gaming). Make sure everything is compatible - a good check for this is a site called PCpartpicker. Don't cheap out on the GPU if you're focusing on gaming. A 6-8 core CPU is the sweet spot right now. RAM and SSDs can always be upgraded in the future. When you do get all your parts. Plan at least 2-4 hrs to get it done so you can take your time and enjoy the process as well and spend some time with cable management. Jason, Linus, PCCentric and Jayztwocents have nice build videos you can follow.
I've been watching your videos a lot lately, and these sorts of videos helped me out a lot! I just recently built my own PC and I learned a lot from your videos. Just wanted to say a quick thank you and keep up the good work!
Never saw a video as precise as this. Though I built my PC from ground up back in 2015 and I do stay in touch but I felt little outdated and this video touched **ALL** the points, explained the essentials, cleared basic conundrums and directed the best! Best video on PC build in 2022! 💯🥳
Great job, only half way through and this video is the best I have seen from you. I have been watching for a year or so and this delivery has been your best!
Wow! That's so great to hear thank you! We strive to keep growing and improving our videos so we really appreciate that feedback. Hope you enjoy the second half too! (;
2:14 all I'll add is the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D cannot be overclocked! This may have been filmed before the release, but I feel this is important to add! Absolutely on point video though. Should be a leading video for people to reference when building a pc now!
Great video! It's a good way to see what changes in the pc building process from year to year. As for video ideas, I think it's be interesting to see a vid about peripherals. Gaming mice, (mechanical) keyboards, headsets, maybe? Anyhow thanks again for your work! Keep it up!
First of your videos that I have come across and as an avid PC Gamer who likes to build, this vid is spot on and I applaud the time taken to record this and get the information out to those looking to get in to the custom build space. Keep up the good work mate, more people appreciate this than you think!
Glad you talked about differences we need if we are doing high level production work rather then using the PC for gaming. I would just add that for production to look monitor that has good sRGB and Adobe RGB for good range of colors
Over the last few weeks I became such a big fan of you that I even subcribed. You always talk so hyped about all the stuff in such a genuine way it makes me hyped too haha
Thanks for this timely video. I'm about to build my very first custom (my brother built my last PC about 8 years ago). I decided to build a "future proof " 4k gaming and performance desktop. Here are my specs: i7-12700K, Asus-Z690 ROG Strix F-gaming WiFi DDR5, Corsair Vengeance 32GB DDR5-5600, Corsair iCue 4000x, Corsair RM850 -850 watts 80 plus gold ATX, EVGA Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti FTW3 Ultra, WD Black SN85 2TB M.2, NVMe Gen 4x4, Corsair iCue H100i Elite. Thank you for inspiring regular people to build custom PCs. Love your channel!
My questions were answered, thank you so much Jason (and the team! cats included) for this upload! Once again, the most informative for builders new and experienced. I'll have a nice long-lasting build real soon. This channel is evolving before our very eyes!
10:45 hertz means times per second so for instance 3000 mhz means 3000000 times ( of transfers ) per second. Transfers also suit the category of times, making the usage of hz suitable, therefore “speed in mgz” is not a mistake
"Just because you’re measuring the rate of something doesn’t make it frequency." If you measure the speed of a car and it comes out to 6 m/s (meters/second), does the car now have 6 Hz? Because it's, as you like to say, "times per second"? If I open a valve and out pours water at 100ml per second, is that measured in Hz too? What a Hertz is, is clearly defined. It's "one cycle per second". What RAM manufacturers are communicating is the TRANSFER rate, which is not measured in MHz, it's just related to it. DDR4 3200 RAM would actually run at 1600Mhz, meaning 1.600.000 cycles per second which with DDR (double data rate) RAM amounts to 3.200.000 transfers per second. (or 3200 MT/s) Let's check Wikipedia on Double Data Rate RAM: "... Technically, the hertz is a unit of cycles per second, but many people refer to the number of transfers per second. Careful usage generally talks about "500 MHz, double data rate" or "1000 MT/s", but many refer casually to a "1000 MHz bus," even though no signal cycles faster than 500 MHz." If consumer grade QDR (Quad Data Rate) RAM existed, a RAM stick that was marketed as "QDR 4000" would actually run at 1000MHz. Yeah it's nit-picky but that's what he was talking about. If you want to be technically correct, you gotta be actually technically correct. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_data_rate#Relation_of_bandwidth_and_frequency
@@paulszki Yo what's good my homie, it's your boy Snoop Dogg comin' at ya with some real talk about Hertz and all that technical stuff. You know I ain't no engineer or nothin', but I do know my way around a computer and some of that tech lingo. And you know what, you're right my man. Just because you're measuring the rate of something doesn't make it frequency, and I can see how it can be confusing for some people. But hey, that's why we got the internet and Wikipedia to help us out, right? So we can learn and stay informed about all this tech stuff. And as for those RAM manufacturers, they're just tryna sell their products and make it sound impressive, you know what I'm sayin'? But hey, as long as my computer is runnin' smooth and fast, that's all that matters to me. Keep doin' your thing and stayin' informed, my man.
Recently upgraded my MSI B450 from a Ryzen 2400g to a Ryzen 5600x. I have 32 gigs of memory and a RTX 1660 ti. I now have a great performance improvement, especially FS 2020. Used to get 30 to 40 fps. Now I get a solid 60 fps! Watching many of your videos guided me to my next upgrade. Thanks a bunch!
I built my first gaming PC in 2006 and my last in 2010. I decided to build another one last year and the supply chain issues made it near impossible to find the top GPUs and CPUs. It’s easier these days to get it custom built until GPUs and CPU supplies return to normal.
I don't think so. Maybe it depends on where you are from, but in Europe and the US I see how I can make a better PC with less money than a prebuilt. prebuilts also use the outdated and underperforming intel gen 10 and 11, rather ryzen 5000 or intel gen 12. At least GPUs are in stock at Amazon and other local sites.
Thank you for thisss! To anybody thinking assembling a pc is hard..... its NOT... AT ALL.... I could walk my 1 year old through it.... no 2 plugs will be the same..... super simple to assemble... thanks again😁
I will say, my brother is a UA-camr with 40k subscribers and he has the same computer I do, a HP pavilion with a rtx 1070 and i5 8600 (I think that’s the cpu) and it works just fine. He does all of his videos in 4, uses premier for his editing and never has a problem. And I got that PC for 350. All I’m trying to say is don’t be mislead into thinking you NEED a high end gpu and cpu to get stuff done. You can get most stuff done with anything, it may just take longer but it’s not a very big difference
A decent video for amateurs, but not beginners. The video works alongside constant googling-- I need it super dumbed down since its my first real venture into hardware.
I'm glad I came across this channel! I'm looking into building my first pc and this video was great. I'm thinking about basing my build around the Ryzen 5 5600 cpu, but plan to do more research. I want a build that could comfortably play games like Destiny 2, God of War, and Assassin's Creed Valhalla at 1440p 144hz. I still have more research to do, so any information would be great! This video was a great first step!
Thank you for all you do sir! You, Steve, and Jay have been my go to people for computer information. I love the way you show and break down builds and information, and that monitor video is a wealth of knowledge. Please keep up the amazing work 😁
I am stunned… this video was more than incredibly helpful, 1st time pc builder here , I almost went out and spent a fortune now I can get to work more efficiently on my budget and knowledge I thank you.
I'm a little confused with that I'll need but this is definitely a start. I understand way more than before. I wanted a pc to game and art, but also to be able to handle streaming in case that I would be able to in the future.
I actually recommend you get a PCIE Gen 4 SSD because Microsoft just released their Direct Storage technology to the public which means games will start to take advantage of Gen 4 speeds, but everything else is very helpful and accurate.
I think that's only on windows 11 though at the moment and its not been incorporated into anything so maybe a year before we see any advantage from this tech.
Gen 4 SSDs certainly have come down in price, so feel free to spend a little extra. But they don't even use Sata SSD speeds currently and Gen 3 SSDs are way faster, so it will likely be several years before we see this on PC (developers don't want to cut their market short by limiting it to only new systems).
Nice breakdown, Jason. Simple, yet comprehensive. So nice to see the market opening back up again so that we can build and actually have multiple options to choose from. Keep after it!
I really appreciate all the details you put in these videos most pc channels get the best of the best and say get this is the fastest and give zero details on why and what they do. I have been a pc enthusiasts for about 4 or 5 years and these details would have been awesome years ago awesome stuff. I will definitely save myself some money from your motherboard derail video if any of you are looking into motherboards go take a look very detailed
Wonderful! So glad we could help. You might want to check out our "builds and parts" list on the channel page if you are ready to look at some great sample builds
Thanks man This properly explains each part of the pc as well as what combos should i use. Will watch your other videos for specific builds this early 2022.
Thank you, I’m looking to build or buy a pre-built pc and use my consoles as secondary. I have a vague knowledge of PC parts and what not but this video was clear and concise on the explanation of the parts and how they work together, thank you!
This video is genius. Essentially an infomercial for all the videos on the channel. I like that it has the links to the other videos as you're watching for convenience. I just found the channel and I love it because it's especially good for beginners like me. Much better than the other PC channels on youtube if you're just starting out. New sub here!
What's ironic is the Musetex Case and B550-E motherboard in the thumbnail are part of my brand new build. Great video though! I went with a 5950x cpu and using my old RTX 2080 with 64gb 3600mhz Corsair RGB Ram. Loving it! First time using an NVME drive and went with a 4.0 and it's astounding.
Finally, a UA-cam video on how to build my new pc!! It's been 6 yrs since my last build, and things have changed a lot, and its so confusing. Thank you! I will look through your builds on a creative build. I guess the question arises, with the next AMD/Intel chips coming out soon, should I wait a few months, as wouldn't the previous chips go down in price?
About a year ago, I was clueless about what a GPU was -let alone half of the components mentioned in the video-, but after wondering why our new Ryzen 5 3400G was so slow while playing games, we came to the conclusion that it desperately needed one. I did a whole year of research on my own, looking for the best one according to our budget, needs, PC components, etc., while also waiting for a sale in the midst of the GPU market crisis, lol. The point is, we finally got an awesome GPU about 2 weeks ago. Turns out I picked JUST the right card mentioned in the video: an RX 6600 XT for smooth 1080p gaming and streaming, for the equivalent of roughly $350 USD (I live outside the US). Thank you so much for the video! I'll keep an eye out for the various things I can still optimize, like the fans and XMP/DOCP!
Nice video Jason. And I agree on one of your older boost my build videos when I was getting into pc building I didn’t like the nzxt case i thought it wasn’t enough airflow. I love Corsair airflow cases
This is one of the most helpful videos as someone coming from console. I just want a good/effective setup and this video made it less intimidating. Thank you haha
Glad I could help! You might want to pop over to our "builds and parts" list now on the channel page. There are some great sample builds there that might help you for next steps
Hi, can you make a video about everything you need to know about UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) for pc before buying, i can't find good information about it. Love all your videos btw. Thank you......
More power to this channel. Learned a lot from all you videos than any other channels and I was able to create the build the fits me really well. Kudos to you PC Builder. :)
I remember watching when you had less than 5k Subs. Seems the channel has grown a lot in a short time. Good for you. Personally I don't need PC advice. I review a ton of products myself not just PC related but all types of electronics being an Amazon Vine member. But I still enjoy watching and obviously others do as well. Keep up the good content.
i‘ve got one question about upgrading the gpu. i built my pc before corona started when the prices for pc parts were pretty low. at this time the r7 3700x and the x570 motherboards just got released and i bought them for my pc build. i think that they‘re still working pretty decently but i‘d like to upgrade the gpu und ram. are there any concrete compatibility problems/requirements for the gpu and ram to work with my cpu & motherboard. eventually i have to upgrade my psu too if the new gpu comes with a different „cable configuration“ but i hope not.
I made a pc build for less than 1000 pounds. Its got a ryzen 7 5700g core thingy a motherboard and a rtx 3050 for just 297 pounds a 600w power supply a 1TB NVMe SSD and 16GB of ddr4 ram (and a case of course)
**NOTE: For links to videos referenced in this one, check the "How to Build a PC" playlist link in the video description**
What are your PC Building Plans in 2022? What other explainer videos would be helpful?
One thing all build videos miss, get an LED headlamp to focus light into your case hands free so you can see all the various connectors.
Also get a new surge suppressor, those things do wear out. I replace mine about once every 5 years it's a $20 insurance policy for your $1000 PC.
building my sister her first pc build it is very tuff right now because she wants to play games and she does graphic design but only has 1k CAD budget. i was able to get some sweet deals with the new 5600 and a 1660super from a friend. However To make it worst she wanted the nr200p from cooler master case so an itx motherboard and sfx power supply were more expensive than needed XD.
I just done a budget pc gamer with a intel i5 10400f with 16gb ram 3200mhz and amd 6600 pretty good for the price
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This is so helpful for 1st-time pc builders like me. I was rewatching your previous video on ryzen 5 5600 (planning to build around that CPU) just 5 minutes ago! I love your videos especially the boost your build series. Keep it up!
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Which Case and GPU du you have in mind so far?
@@Hurensohnologe0711
CASE: darkFlash DLM 21 MicroATX Mid Tower Case (around $36)
GPU: GALAX GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8 GB EX White (1-Click OC) (around $535)
@@j.r.d.b.2987 Are these pricetags acceptable for you or are you willing to keep on waiting?
@@Hurensohnologe0711 Price of the case is pretty std. here in my country while the GPUs are still higher than I wanted. I'm considering intel i5 12400 for the iGPU (since r5 5600 has none) so I can still use the system while waiting for GPU prices to go lower a bit in my country.
THIS IS THE VIDEO I HAVE BEEN NEEDING!!! i've been working on saving up for my first ever PC build and have had such a hard time finding guides and tutorials that do a good job of breaking down and explaining the parts while also giving good recommendations for them (they just assume u already know what every single part does), but you did all of that and more in this video. literally bookmarked this and will be using it for the process. THANK YOU SO MUCHH
Thank you for the great feedback! This was the dream with this video and we are so glad its helpful!
This is an excellent video. Reminds me when I got into PC building 15 years ago and had to do research of my own. The way you break it down so that everyone can understand is definitely something I would have wanted before so kudos to you on being able to reach to those new and old to the pc world!
Thank you so much for the feedback it means a lot!
@@PCBuilderChannel keep doing what you're doing!! Shout out from Trinidad and Tobago
Do you have any good suggestions for building a gaming pc for the first time ???
@@joelsanchez7742 generally I'd say start what what you want the PC to achieve, that way you'd be able too tailor your parts to suit (productivity or gaming). Make sure everything is compatible - a good check for this is a site called PCpartpicker. Don't cheap out on the GPU if you're focusing on gaming. A 6-8 core CPU is the sweet spot right now. RAM and SSDs can always be upgraded in the future. When you do get all your parts. Plan at least 2-4 hrs to get it done so you can take your time and enjoy the process as well and spend some time with cable management. Jason, Linus, PCCentric and Jayztwocents have nice build videos you can follow.
I've been watching your videos a lot lately, and these sorts of videos helped me out a lot! I just recently built my own PC and I learned a lot from your videos. Just wanted to say a quick thank you and keep up the good work!
So glad we could help! Thank you for the feedback it means a lot to us
Never saw a video as precise as this. Though I built my PC from ground up back in 2015 and I do stay in touch but I felt little outdated and this video touched **ALL** the points, explained the essentials, cleared basic conundrums and directed the best!
Best video on PC build in 2022! 💯🥳
That's so great to hear! Our dream is to be helpful to new and returning pc builders so very glad we could help
great timing! was really looking into my first build and I was confused on what parts to choose
Glad I could help!
I’m 7mins in and I can tell this is quality.
There must be a ton of footage, and writing.
Also, your diction is amazing.
Wow thank you! We really appreciate the feedback it means a lot. Hope you enjoy the rest of the video! (;
Great job, only half way through and this video is the best I have seen from you. I have been watching for a year or so and this delivery has been your best!
Wow! That's so great to hear thank you! We strive to keep growing and improving our videos so we really appreciate that feedback. Hope you enjoy the second half too! (;
2:14 all I'll add is the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D cannot be overclocked! This may have been filmed before the release, but I feel this is important to add! Absolutely on point video though. Should be a leading video for people to reference when building a pc now!
You are correct! I'll be putting out a special 5800x3D video soon where I'll cover that more. Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for watching!
Great video! It's a good way to see what changes in the pc building process from year to year.
As for video ideas, I think it's be interesting to see a vid about peripherals. Gaming mice, (mechanical) keyboards, headsets, maybe?
Anyhow thanks again for your work! Keep it up!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed. And thank for the suggestion!
First of your videos that I have come across and as an avid PC Gamer who likes to build, this vid is spot on and I applaud the time taken to record this and get the information out to those looking to get in to the custom build space. Keep up the good work mate, more people appreciate this than you think!
Glad you talked about differences we need if we are doing high level production work rather then using the PC for gaming. I would just add that for production to look monitor that has good sRGB and Adobe RGB for good range of colors
Good tip!
Over the last few weeks I became such a big fan of you that I even subcribed. You always talk so hyped about all the stuff in such a genuine way it makes me hyped too haha
Awesome! Thank you for the sub and welcome to the channel!
Thanks for this timely video. I'm about to build my very first custom (my brother built my last PC about 8 years ago). I decided to build a "future proof " 4k gaming and performance desktop. Here are my specs:
i7-12700K, Asus-Z690 ROG Strix F-gaming WiFi DDR5, Corsair Vengeance 32GB DDR5-5600, Corsair iCue 4000x, Corsair RM850 -850 watts 80 plus gold ATX, EVGA Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti FTW3 Ultra, WD Black SN85 2TB M.2, NVMe Gen 4x4, Corsair iCue H100i Elite.
Thank you for inspiring regular people to build custom PCs. Love your channel!
Glad you like the videos! Overall build looks fine to me. Consider going DDR4 t save some money (mobo and memory). Good luck on the build!
I was just watching the old video and then you upload this. Thanks for all the new advice
haha great timing! Glad you enjoyed
My questions were answered, thank you so much Jason (and the team! cats included) for this upload! Once again, the most informative for builders new and experienced. I'll have a nice long-lasting build real soon. This channel is evolving before our very eyes!
The last time I built a PC was in 1998-1999, I'm so far behind but have decided to build one. Thanks for this video.
Exciting! Best wishes with your build and glad we could help!
10:45 hertz means times per second
so for instance 3000 mhz means
3000000 times ( of transfers )
per second.
Transfers also suit the category of times,
making the usage of hz suitable, therefore “speed in mgz” is not a mistake
"Just because you’re measuring the rate of something doesn’t make it frequency."
If you measure the speed of a car and it comes out to 6 m/s (meters/second), does the car now have 6 Hz? Because it's, as you like to say, "times per second"? If I open a valve and out pours water at 100ml per second, is that measured in Hz too? What a Hertz is, is clearly defined. It's "one cycle per second".
What RAM manufacturers are communicating is the TRANSFER rate, which is not measured in MHz, it's just related to it. DDR4 3200 RAM would actually run at 1600Mhz, meaning 1.600.000 cycles per second which with DDR (double data rate) RAM amounts to 3.200.000 transfers per second. (or 3200 MT/s)
Let's check Wikipedia on Double Data Rate RAM:
"... Technically, the hertz is a unit of cycles per second, but many people refer to the number of transfers per second. Careful usage generally talks about "500 MHz, double data rate" or "1000 MT/s", but many refer casually to a "1000 MHz bus," even though no signal cycles faster than 500 MHz."
If consumer grade QDR (Quad Data Rate) RAM existed, a RAM stick that was marketed as "QDR 4000" would actually run at 1000MHz.
Yeah it's nit-picky but that's what he was talking about. If you want to be technically correct, you gotta be actually technically correct.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_data_rate#Relation_of_bandwidth_and_frequency
@@paulszki Thanks for the explanation. That was really helpful since I always thought one transfers was a singular action
bro linked his sources
@@paulszki Yo what's good my homie, it's your boy Snoop Dogg comin' at ya with some real talk about Hertz and all that technical stuff. You know I ain't no engineer or nothin', but I do know my way around a computer and some of that tech lingo. And you know what, you're right my man. Just because you're measuring the rate of something doesn't make it frequency, and I can see how it can be confusing for some people. But hey, that's why we got the internet and Wikipedia to help us out, right? So we can learn and stay informed about all this tech stuff. And as for those RAM manufacturers, they're just tryna sell their products and make it sound impressive, you know what I'm sayin'? But hey, as long as my computer is runnin' smooth and fast, that's all that matters to me. Keep doin' your thing and stayin' informed, my man.
Recently upgraded my MSI B450 from a Ryzen 2400g to a Ryzen 5600x. I have 32 gigs of memory and a RTX 1660 ti. I now have a great performance improvement, especially FS 2020. Used to get 30 to 40 fps. Now I get a solid 60 fps! Watching many of your videos guided me to my next upgrade. Thanks a bunch!
Sweet! Now I can comfortably pick up my pair of tweezers and I can build my VERY own gaming PC! THANKS!
Man your channel is sooooo criminally underrated like wtf ?
haha thank you! We are growing fast and we really appreciate it.
I built my first gaming PC in 2006 and my last in 2010. I decided to build another one last year and the supply chain issues made it near impossible to find the top GPUs and CPUs. It’s easier these days to get it custom built until GPUs and CPU supplies return to normal.
I don't think so. Maybe it depends on where you are from, but in Europe and the US I see how I can make a better PC with less money than a prebuilt. prebuilts also use the outdated and underperforming intel gen 10 and 11, rather ryzen 5000 or intel gen 12. At least GPUs are in stock at Amazon and other local sites.
That has been true but its starting to change! Check out our GPU monthly updates videos for more.
I've been building for a while. THIS is the BEST video describing a modern (2022) build that I've ever seen. Great job!
That's great to hear! Thank you for the feedback it means a lot to us
I love your energy, enthusiasm and all hard work you put behind your videos Jason. Keep up the good work mate : )
Thank you so much for the great feedback! It means a lot to us.
Just an excellent video Jason. So helpful and informative.
Thank you Jim! So glad you enjoyed
Thank you for thisss! To anybody thinking assembling a pc is hard..... its NOT... AT ALL.... I could walk my 1 year old through it.... no 2 plugs will be the same..... super simple to assemble... thanks again😁
I haven't built a PC since 2017 and I'm looking to upgrade mine soon. This video was so helpful, thank you :)
Can you please review LYTE Photon PC Ryzen 7 2700 | GTX 1660 Super 6GB | 16GB DDR4 | B450
$864.00 I'm going to buy this on November 28th
bro if there was an award from youtube viewers to youtubers i wud have given it to u. u touch everything in ur vids
That's so nice to hear! Thank you for the feedback it means a lot to us
I will say, my brother is a UA-camr with 40k subscribers and he has the same computer I do, a HP pavilion with a rtx 1070 and i5 8600 (I think that’s the cpu) and it works just fine. He does all of his videos in 4, uses premier for his editing and never has a problem. And I got that PC for 350. All I’m trying to say is don’t be mislead into thinking you NEED a high end gpu and cpu to get stuff done. You can get most stuff done with anything, it may just take longer but it’s not a very big difference
A decent video for amateurs, but not beginners. The video works alongside constant googling-- I need it super dumbed down since its my first real venture into hardware.
I'm glad I came across this channel! I'm looking into building my first pc and this video was great. I'm thinking about basing my build around the Ryzen 5 5600 cpu, but plan to do more research. I want a build that could comfortably play games like Destiny 2, God of War, and Assassin's Creed Valhalla at 1440p 144hz. I still have more research to do, so any information would be great! This video was a great first step!
So glad you found us! Check out our 5600 build on the channel!
Thank you for all you do sir! You, Steve, and Jay have been my go to people for computer information. I love the way you show and break down builds and information, and that monitor video is a wealth of knowledge. Please keep up the amazing work 😁
You should watch videos of both, short hair Steve (from Hardware Unboxed) and long hair Steve (from Gamers Nexus).
What a great list to be a part of! So glad we can help and thank you for watching
Love the Steves!
Thank you for being helpful!
So glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching
Generally I don't like and comment but this was really useful to me who was completely clueless about PC prior to this video.
So glad it was helpful! And thank you for the feedback it means a lot to us. Best of luck on your PC building journey!
Tks man. I almost catch all ur last 6 month video. It helps me a lot to catch on wht i've left :)
I miss you so much, and Ramadan Kareem, and you're creative keep going✨✨✨✨✨..
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Sending you good wishes!
Straight to the point and transparent very hands on explaining everything in 22 min loved it 🙌 ❤️ 👌
This should be the 1st bible for anyone who starts digging in PC building in 2022 🤗 great content as usual
That's great to hear! Thank you for watching
I am stunned… this video was more than incredibly helpful, 1st time pc builder here , I almost went out and spent a fortune now I can get to work more efficiently on my budget and knowledge I thank you.
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for letting us know it means a lot. Best of luck with your build!!
I was able to build my first pc thanks to your videos. You explain everything so well. Thanks
That's great to hear! Congrats on your first build!
I'm a little confused with that I'll need but this is definitely a start. I understand way more than before. I wanted a pc to game and art, but also to be able to handle streaming in case that I would be able to in the future.
Wow this was probably the most informative pc part explanation I have seen..very good
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
I appreciate you for explaining to us newbies the names and meanings. Very useful. I'm planning on building my first pc soon. Thank you.
So glad it was helpful!! Best of luck with your build
Thank you for this video! I'm a computer noob so really appreciate this!
Outstanding video & extremely helpful! My favorite streamer on UA-cam for anything regarding PCs! Keep up the great work!
Building a computer now is so much easier than back in 2009 thanks to all these self-help PC building videos on UA-cam.
That's the hope! Glad its helpful
thanks for your viedoes
question here:
are AMD CPU and GPU more compatible with each other compared to for example AMD and Nvidia ?
Your english is very easy to understand bro..Im writing a short report on this topic...Thanks for your valuable information.
So glad its helpful! Thanks for watching
Your videos are so informational.!! You are an excellent teacher
I actually recommend you get a PCIE Gen 4 SSD because Microsoft just released their Direct Storage technology to the public which means games will start to take advantage of Gen 4 speeds, but everything else is very helpful and accurate.
I think that's only on windows 11 though at the moment and its not been incorporated into anything so maybe a year before we see any advantage from this tech.
Gen 4 SSDs certainly have come down in price, so feel free to spend a little extra. But they don't even use Sata SSD speeds currently and Gen 3 SSDs are way faster, so it will likely be several years before we see this on PC (developers don't want to cut their market short by limiting it to only new systems).
Nice breakdown, Jason. Simple, yet comprehensive. So nice to see the market opening back up again so that we can build and actually have multiple options to choose from. Keep after it!
Glad you liked it! And yes isn't it nice to have some good building news for a change!
This is the best starter video
Omg I learned sooooo much just now thank you so much
Subscribing now
Glad it helped!
i have NEVER learned so much in 20 min!
Thanks so much man! Really helped make this make sense. Saving this video now
So glad it was helpful!
What a great video! Thank you, Jason!
I really appreciate all the details you put in these videos most pc channels get the best of the best and say get this is the fastest and give zero details on why and what they do. I have been a pc enthusiasts for about 4 or 5 years and these details would have been awesome years ago awesome stuff. I will definitely save myself some money from your motherboard derail video if any of you are looking into motherboards go take a look very detailed
Thank you for the awesome feedback! So glad we can help (:
This helped me so much for a first time pc shopper (keyboards are my niche) so tysm!!! im so much more confident in what i am investing into
Wonderful! So glad we could help. You might want to check out our "builds and parts" list on the channel page if you are ready to look at some great sample builds
Thanks man
This properly explains each part of the pc as well as what combos should i use. Will watch your other videos for specific builds this early 2022.
So glad to hear you enjoyed! Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy the build videos too!
Great site as always.
For a future show? You need to do peripherals, like keyboards mice and headsets.
Glad you enjoyed! Thank you for the suggestion!
Thank you, I’m looking to build or buy a pre-built pc and use my consoles as secondary. I have a vague knowledge of PC parts and what not but this video was clear and concise on the explanation of the parts and how they work together, thank you!
So glad it was helpful! If you haven't seen it yet check out our Best Prebuilt Gaming PC 2022 video as well
Building my first pc tomorrow!! I’m super excited. Thanks for all your help!
Best of luck on your build!
Another Reason why I love this Content Creator. And the Questionable Neko(yeah Genshin Referance Cate)
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A really well made video that i can recommend to all my friends that are new to pc building! thank you!!
Awesome! We sure hope its helpful to them and thank you for sharing!
Wow, such an incredibly helpful video. One watch and i feel up to date on the technology and market. Thank you so much!
So glad it was helpful!! And thanks for the feedback we appreciate it
finally found the most informative channel about Computer parts
So glad it's helpful! Hope you keep enjoying the content
Thank you so much you helped me a lot and it’s someone I can actually understand
So glad we could be so helpful! Thanks for watching!
Very informative video! Great job 👍
Loved ur video bro I learned alot. Thanks!
Great video mate, I have subscribed :)
This video is genius. Essentially an infomercial for all the videos on the channel. I like that it has the links to the other videos as you're watching for convenience. I just found the channel and I love it because it's especially good for beginners like me. Much better than the other PC channels on youtube if you're just starting out. New sub here!
Welcome to the channel and thank you for the sub! Hope you enjoy!
Thanks a lot! Learned a lot from your videos.
So glad we could help!
Thank you! I really appreciate how thorough and well explained everything was in this video!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the feedback we appreciate it
What's ironic is the Musetex Case and B550-E motherboard in the thumbnail are part of my brand new build. Great video though! I went with a 5950x cpu and using my old RTX 2080 with 64gb 3600mhz Corsair RGB Ram. Loving it! First time using an NVME drive and went with a 4.0 and it's astounding.
Congrats on your new build!
Finally, a UA-cam video on how to build my new pc!! It's been 6 yrs since my last build, and things have changed a lot, and its so confusing. Thank you! I will look through your builds on a creative build. I guess the question arises, with the next AMD/Intel chips coming out soon, should I wait a few months, as wouldn't the previous chips go down in price?
You sir give the best in depth informational videos on PCs on UA-cam. Love watching these videos!
About a year ago, I was clueless about what a GPU was -let alone half of the components mentioned in the video-, but after wondering why our new Ryzen 5 3400G was so slow while playing games, we came to the conclusion that it desperately needed one. I did a whole year of research on my own, looking for the best one according to our budget, needs, PC components, etc., while also waiting for a sale in the midst of the GPU market crisis, lol.
The point is, we finally got an awesome GPU about 2 weeks ago. Turns out I picked JUST the right card mentioned in the video: an RX 6600 XT for smooth 1080p gaming and streaming, for the equivalent of roughly $350 USD (I live outside the US).
Thank you so much for the video! I'll keep an eye out for the various things I can still optimize, like the fans and XMP/DOCP!
Fantastic! Glad you got what you needed and glad we could help!
love the optimism you bring to every video, jason
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Nice video Jason. And I agree on one of your older boost my build videos when I was getting into pc building I didn’t like the nzxt case i thought it wasn’t enough airflow. I love Corsair airflow cases
Great video. I loved it, and enjoyed. Thanks.😎
So glad! Thank you for for watching
I started watching Amb-- I mean, JASON because I was a new PC builder. Now I watch to keep current and entertained. Keep it up, team.
haha awesome! The cat and I appreciate it and hope you keep enjoying!
This is extremely informative. My favourite gaming pc channel by far.
This is one of the most helpful videos as someone coming from console. I just want a good/effective setup and this video made it less intimidating. Thank you haha
Glad I could help! You might want to pop over to our "builds and parts" list now on the channel page. There are some great sample builds there that might help you for next steps
@@PCBuilderChannel thank you , I'll def check it out
Hi, can you make a video about everything you need to know about UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) for pc before buying, i can't find good information about it. Love all your videos btw. Thank you......
You're so awesome! Thanks for all the help teaching me about everything!
So glad it was helpful! Thank you for the feedback it means a lot to us
More power to this channel. Learned a lot from all you videos than any other channels and I was able to create the build the fits me really well. Kudos to you PC Builder. :)
Congrats on your build!! We are so happy to help. Thanks for letting us know it means a lot
This channel is a blessing... Thank you for this amazing video!
Thank you! So glad its been helpful!
I stumbled into building an enthusiast PC as my first build
Awesome!
I remember watching when you had less than 5k Subs. Seems the channel has grown a lot in a short time. Good for you. Personally I don't need PC advice. I review a ton of products myself not just PC related but all types of electronics being an Amazon Vine member. But I still enjoy watching and obviously others do as well. Keep up the good content.
Thank you for being with us on the journey for so long! We really appreciate the support. And so glad you are still enjoying the videos.
Can't get enough of your videos man they're truly awesome and so so much informative and fun thank you for making these videos
That's great to hear! Thank you for the feedback it means a lot to us
What an awesome summary - literally everything you need, right there 💪
So glad its helpful! Thank you for watching
Yay a new video! Love your work and sincere enthusiasm!
So glad you enjoyed!! Thank you for watching
Thank you for this information! It is really helpful
Glad it was helpful!
One of the excellentest videos! Cheers! :)
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed
SUPER informative. Thank you for making this video. LIKED AND SUBBED
That's great to hear! Thank you for the sub and welcome to the channel!
Wow what a great video with everything you need to know ! Its a PC BIBLE !!! Amazing !!! 👏 .
That's great to hear! So glad you enjoyed and thank you for watching!
i‘ve got one question about upgrading the gpu. i built my pc before corona started when the prices for pc parts were pretty low. at this time the r7 3700x and the x570 motherboards just got released and i bought them for my pc build. i think that they‘re still working pretty decently but i‘d like to upgrade the gpu und ram. are there any concrete compatibility problems/requirements for the gpu and ram to work with my cpu & motherboard. eventually i have to upgrade my psu too if the new gpu comes with a different „cable configuration“ but i hope not.
Great vid!
Thanks Vince!
I made a pc build for less than 1000 pounds. Its got a ryzen 7 5700g core thingy a motherboard and a rtx 3050 for just 297 pounds a 600w power supply a 1TB NVMe SSD and 16GB of ddr4 ram (and a case of course)
As a new builder this was sooooo helpful! Thanks man!
So glad to hear it! Best of luck with your build!