Are Budget builds ACTUALLY worth it?
Budget gaming PCs are super popular, but are you actually causing yourself more harm than good when you shop for as cheap as possible?
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  • Super Sonico
    Super Sonico

    Wtf? When I see word “budget” it means “cheap”, this video is clickbait. 👎

  • PinkasBrown44

    Getting 2x8 GB RAM sticks SHOULD be no big deal. But thanks to outrageous RAM pricing it IS. So fucking sad. Why can't RAM be like in the 90's ? Just a MINOR percentage of the entire build. Now some kits can cost more than a good quality CPU. The world IS reaching its end. lol

  • certified snack
    certified snack

    Nice board is an: ASRock B450M Pro4

  • chints brokar
    chints brokar check dis link its simple mod for converting cpu cool to a water cooler,....check it may be U'll like it,...keep up de good work, like ur videos thanks

  • Ferrari308Blue

    Do a build where the computer case is made up of only the boxes that the parts for the build came in.

  • z3r0 r17411n
    z3r0 r17411n

    had a 1080 for .. three quarters of a year before i sold it and bought a 2080rtx with the money of the old card going towards that.. but im glad i did .. msi gaming trio x 2080 rtx is a much nicer card than the 1080 i had physically as well as performance wise.. but in younger years 1080 would have probably lasted me years to come

  • Alan Pena
    Alan Pena

    Yes wtf

  • Amya Slater
    Amya Slater

    "Smarter and more intelligent"...

  • YouTube Commenter
    YouTube Commenter

    You need to check that ram statement you made. I guarantee if you go low enough you’ll fuck your processes 🤣


    Rx570 8gb, Rx580 8gb, or gtx 1660ti

  • Bennett Turk
    Bennett Turk

    Best budget gaming build? Buy a used desktop like a dell or lenovo and throw a graphics card and a power supply in it. There aren't many cheaper ways. Want specs? Drop a comment on this comment.

  • Compl3te Control
    Compl3te Control

    What is considered budget?

  • Allen .Berge
    Allen .Berge

    Just get an off Lease del/HP/Lenovo Ivy Bridge Mini-Tower Business machine, a 500w PSU, and cheap second hand GPU. It will be better than any budget build.

  • Skywalker Alan
    Skywalker Alan

    Try not to buy the cheapest, never be stupid enough to buy the most expensive.

  • Thomas s
    Thomas s

    So Jay avoided the talking about the 2200gs onboard graphics on a budget build?

  • Malryth

    Great video. Loved the humour in it! I always pronounced it AsUS...well because I was building PC's back in the 90's at the dawn of the Pentium...that and I usually pronounce words on how they are spelt. So I guess I'll never get any sponsorship from the mighty company. Thanks for helping an old dog who wants to budget out parts and build himself a gaming PC. I haven't kept up with the tech so I'm watching all sorts of videos and I like your style and humour. I loved your tip about the memory. Got a laugh at the PCI bus. Hey kids...I built PC's when that was the fast bus...and ISA was where you plugged in your nifty 56K dial up modem. ;)

  • Scouse Kid
    Scouse Kid

    You know your on a budget when you've got a gtx 650ti

    • Scouse Kid
      Scouse Kid

      +Paco I'm gonna get a rx 580 when I get the money in like 5 months

    • Paco

      I'm still rocking my 3770k and 660ti. My budget upgrade is switching to a 1660ti or 2060 lol

  • Chris Meador
    Chris Meador

    Hey Jay, I am putting together a build roughly in the 1.7k ish range give or take. I have a Corsair 570X Crystal series case, and I am likely going to be going with an intel i7 CPU. I am looking for some advice on what MOBO I should go with, im looking to spend about 300 - 350 on my MOBO, Less if I can get away with it (I only really play WoW and Overwatch) but I don't want to limit my self if I want to do anything else too. I'm open to advice from you or anyone here in the comment section!

  • Juneao Alfred
    Juneao Alfred

    Budget doesn't mean cheap.. exp: my budget is 2000$.. i'll go for RTX 2080 ti.. is that cheap? nope.

  • GamingWithSilvertail

    Asrock B boards never problems for me, I currently use one with a intel I7 7700, and they arnt to expensive :p

  • Glenn Sullivan
    Glenn Sullivan

    Really appreciate your pc build videos. As someone who builds his own gaming pc's. I do know very little about the differences between price points, and over clocking, etc. Thanks much

  • Atanu Roy
    Atanu Roy

    This happened with me

  • MrHunterseeker

    10:00 thank you. Finally someone that builds PC's on youtube that knows the marketing BS and "Fast RAM/Gaming RAM" is BS. Even Linus Tech Tips falls for this meme. Anyone that doesn't believe that "Fast RAM" doesn't do anything, test it this way: Go into your mobo settings, downclock your RAM frequency to 1066MHZ and 700MHZ and test out some games and check their frame rates. RAM frequency has nothing to do with Frame rates. The reason higher frequency RAM got popular at one time was for locked CPU's in the overclocking community, Like the Xeon E5620- you could overclock locked CPU's with the right mobo (Like EVGA mobos) overclock the Front Side Bus on the MOBO and downclock the RAM frequency to get a stable OC. This was the only reason to want higher Frequency RAM. To really test RAM, Create a Ram disk, install a game onto it (preferably one that has long load times) and test how long it takes for the levels to load. Your RAM in kind of like old cartridge games like on the NES or Super Nintendo- Remember how fast they loaded compared to CD games on the original playstation? The only difference is your computer writes large chunks of program into your RAM instead of it being read only like the ROMs of cartridge games. You want as much RAM as possible because some games you can allocate as much RAM as you want for a game to use (like Minecraft). RAM on video cards, same thing- Frequency doesn't matter, unless you are overclocking your GPU. You want more Gigabytes, that is the most important number to look for when buying, because the newer games are allowing you to allocate as much GPU RAM as you want for better looking textures/graphics in the options menus.

  • MArKi LuRkaF
    MArKi LuRkaF

    wew sub since 300k now at 2m,,,good jobbb J2C

  • Jonathan Ferrer
    Jonathan Ferrer

    Hey, would anybody like to donate to me in order to save up for of a PC? I haven’t been able to save up because of university tuition. Cash app is $johnnferrer , thanks in advance to whoever does :)

  • Lee

    Two things I never skimp on: motherboard and PSU. Both are a pain in the ass to remove (depending on the chassis) and efficiency is better when PSUs aren't stretched to their top load. If you don't skimp on those 2 items (assuming you pick the right socket), you needn't upgrade for a long time. I'm on a 1st Gen Ryzen 1600X.... I'll drop in a Gen 3/4/5/6/7/8 whatever comes last for however long AM4 is around. :)

  • Blitz Krieg
    Blitz Krieg

    Short answer: yes Long answer: yessssss

  • Dapper Gaming
    Dapper Gaming

    Jay i looked at the monitor and you said affordable...... AFFORDABLE! $550 PLUS TAX!

    • Dapper Gaming
      Dapper Gaming

      +Funimati shhhhhhhh!

    • Funimati

      Dapper Gaming Didn’t watch the whole video so not sure what monitor, but monitors are expensive man. If you want a cheaper monitor with good quality shoot for the MAG27C. I personally own one, purchased it from bestbuy. I’ve seen them as low as $230. 27 inches, curved screen, 1ms response time, 144hz. You don’t need all that though. I see 24 inch monitors that are flat panel with the same specs for like $140 all the time.

  • Kamilos !
    Kamilos !

    Im going for a gtx 1660 + i5 9400f 700$ build!

    • certified snack
      certified snack

      And a rx 580

    • certified snack
      certified snack

      Kamilos ! Get a ryzen 7 1700x


    Buy it nice or buy it twice.

  • Enchanted Power
    Enchanted Power

    my country is dying so their is nothing as Budget first one dollar was 100 rs now it is Double = 200 Rs

  • Floyd Looney
    Floyd Looney

    buy cheap but upgradeable

  • Yugeshan Chetty
    Yugeshan Chetty

    Some good points there. Definitely get an SSD at least for the OS but with the low prices these days, you could get an additional one for you games drive. It makes a huge difference in load times. Also, nice to have OS and Games on separate drives, improves performance. Just make sure to check reviews on the SSD, things like Read/Write speeds are important but so to are the IOPS etc.

  • Mohammad Mizan
    Mohammad Mizan

    well im using a Cardboard box pc case like over 7 month...and everything is fine...i did that for people to laugh when they see it...i mean everytime it's fun..even my parents laugh when they see im using that pc...😂😂🤣🤣🤣

  • 12darkgelo

    The water in my aio sorta evaporated now im running on stock intel cooler. No, there are no leaks in my tubing apparanlty it happens to 3+ yr old aios. What do i do now with that aio, its collecting dust now?

  • Buddhacrous

    Parts list? I know the point of the video is to teach future proofing but I am building for a friend for a very basic use system and would love to get these parts

  • Fernando Ibarra
    Fernando Ibarra

    CAN U PLEASE HELP, I hav an old labtop(1525 inspiron HP laptop) is there any way I can make it so I can do video editing, my gopro vidoes are chopy or it just freezes, HELP!!!

  • Maria K
    Maria K

    Built a pc for around 786 euros in total, its a total beast

  • JupiOnTheMoon

    I’m building a computer for using video editing software. Stock computers are trash for rendering (20 min video = 10 hour rendering) it’s annoying, What would be the best options for building a case for a cinematographer?

  • JustBlazing

    Is this a good overall system? Ryzen 5 2600 Msi b450 tomohawk Lpx venegance 2*8 16 GB 3000 Kingston A400 240GB Deepcool tesseract SW atx mid tower Evga BT 500 W 80+ bronze Power color Radeon RX 570 4GB Red Dragon

    • rawstarfan

      Dont get that rx570. Ge the 590 on amazon for 200 bucks.

    • Hamzah Khan
      Hamzah Khan

      aswell 240gb ssd is a little bit small so i personally would go for 120gb ssd and 1tb hhd . i personally have a 1tb ssd and its worth every penny so again increasing funds to get a 240gb ssd aswell with the 1tb hdd would be smart

    • Hamzah Khan
      Hamzah Khan

      even though you dont need as much vram as you think,4gb Vram is horrendous future proofing so i personally go for the 580 8gb , wont matter now but will in 3 years. Not to sound like a arse but it sounds like you dont have a huge budget so i would try to get the parts that will last the longest so the ryzen is smart for that purpose but you could drop down to ryzen 3 to incease the funds for the graphics cards which personally i would do but im a Animator and Web Designer so i dont know about your interests



  • mike piper
    mike piper

    I want to see a video for a dirt cheap HTPC capable of playing 4k content to a TV without any bells and whistles and using integrated graphics rather than a GPU. Like, the absolute bare minimum cost and specs for a living room computer to just stream on, without having to buy used parts. (Specifically, looking for the right processor to do this)

  • blikki TheStiffy
    blikki TheStiffy

    Dude I’m ordered my pc that coasted me 600$ last year near summer and I got a AMD Athlon x4 950, GTX 1050, Msi A320 Mobo, 2x4 Hyperx Fury, 550W corsair power supply, and a Corsair Carbide 100R. And literally I’m not even kidding THE day after I ordered it, the would change what people should get if they bought the pack and they would get a GTX 1050Ti and an AMD Ryzen 3. And cuz I ordered before the changed I got the crappy stuff.

  • Jimmy N
    Jimmy N

    That statement about not noticing DRAM speeds really opened my eyes. I wasted money :(

  • Dann Robert Yu
    Dann Robert Yu

    Depends on your "Needs"

  • Waka Maka
    Waka Maka

    You really sound like you're mentoring your viewers. you sound like you care :)

  • The Blaziken2000
    The Blaziken2000

    PC's are an investment and you need to treat them as such. Spend just a little more for something that will last longer is much advised.

    • RCRDC X
      RCRDC X

      Buy it nice or buy it twice

  • Adam Laker
    Adam Laker

    1156??? that's a little too old to support a 8700k.... 1165 is a gen 1 i7-880 or 1151 gen 6/7/8/9 depending on chipset

  • Still

    Disagree about cheapest mobos for ryzen. You can get cheapest mobo and ryzen 1200, 1400, 1600, 2400g or even 2600. Those mobos are very suitable for those chips from AMD. Every single one cheap mobo can deal with 6 core ryzen. Cuz that boi needs only 65 watts which even the cheapest mobo can provide. The thing is yes you can OC ryzen but overclocking is miserable compared to Intel overclocking. You'll get 200 or 300 mhz boost if you're lucky (on those chips which were mentioned above). And the most funny thing is you can overclock the cheapest RAM on the cheapest b450 mobo and you'll get 3200 mhz easily. And you can overclock non X ryzen with the cheapest mobo to those 200 or 300 mhz easily as well. Why would you pay more for what you don't really need?

  • Matthew Hansen
    Matthew Hansen

    When it comes to RAM speed and Ryzen, how important is it to have 3200+? Will you notice a significant difference between 2400, 2666 or 3000 mhz?

    • Random

      2666, 3000 not really? If u care about that 5 fps difference. 2400 yes big difference.

  • The Nanja
    The Nanja

    Affordable price my ass on that VAST monitor. It cost $550. I could get a 2070 for that much.

  • Clarkson Zhang
    Clarkson Zhang

    Budget build should always try to keep some potential in areas that last. Get a decent 650w psu, get a somewhat current MB, and go with AMD. Cheap out on parts fluctuate in price if they are on a high point. Now is a good time for pretty much everything except for cpu/GPU if ryzen 2/navi is a huge success.

  • Munich FX
    Munich FX

    I hate having to wait for the next gen middle range video cards.

  • akmed calamary
    akmed calamary

    I'm new to pc builds so I need this question answered. Is a Ryzen 3 2200G a good combo with the RX 560?

    • Joseph Henderson
      Joseph Henderson

      I wouldn't waste my time with a rx 560 or a 2200g, I would start with at least a 1500x or even a 1600 because of recent price drop. Budget GPU wise right now I would go for a 1060 6gb or an RX 580 8gb.

  • Jacob Sodergren
    Jacob Sodergren

    If I only had a budget. Really wish I could upgrade but as a full time college student working minimal hours forces me to live paycheck to paycheck not to mention I fried my desktop recently. Even though it had an athlon II x4 with a Sapphire 5870 eyefinity 6 2GB it still did everything I needed it to. Now I am sadly stuck with my ROG G74SX.

  • Taquito

    No they're not worth it you gotta spend the big bucks to have a pc master race worthy pc!

  • hasan shabbir
    hasan shabbir

    Best advice regarding budget builds... Thanks mate

  • Joshua Mariano
    Joshua Mariano

    I have a 2080 why am i here

  • SIXTW0ZER0 ,
    SIXTW0ZER0 ,

    Are you able to take out your cpu of your laptop because it is a i7 and i do not want to spend another 150€ on a cpu

    • BagsOfFun96

      +SIXTW0ZER0 , Don't use just one ram stick. If you do, you'll be running the ram in single channel mode which will lower your gaming perdormance. Get either 2 4 gig sticks for dual channel mode or 4 2 gig sticks for quad channel mode. Example, single channel will be 80fps in pubg. Dual or quad channel will be 100fps. it's a whole 15-20 extra frames. As for the saving money part, don't buy everything at once. Wait for deals on newegg or buy used on ebay.

    • SIXTW0ZER0 ,
      SIXTW0ZER0 ,

      BagsOfFun96 thx again man. But one last question ;) i want to go with the 1660 for 255€ but where do i need to save money because my budged is around 500-600 and where do i need to save money because i want a good looking case like the h500 white for 70€ and i want the rgb because i want the white lighting in my built so i was also looking for the ll120 coolers that are around 60€ and a motherboard for around 70 i saw a ssd 124g for 30 and then a 1tb hard drive also for 30€ and a 8g ram stick for 40 and a power suply for 60 so that is around 600 but where can i save money and improve on other stuff like the ram??? And i dont know if all this will fit in a mid tower because the 1660 is a triple fan gpu

    • BagsOfFun96

      +SIXTW0ZER0 , For the motherboard I'd go with any reputable brand like Asus, Gigabyte, EVGA, or MSI. So first, figure out which socket type you need. Go to google, put in ur i7 and look for specifications. The socket type will be something like LGA 1155 or LGA 1151. So when you find out your socket type, go to google again and put in your LGA 11XX motherboards. Then shop for a motherboard. As for the other parts, I'll list some common budget options that still give decent performance. GPU- RX 580, RX590 or GTX 1060. Power supply- Any reputable brand ranging 500w-700w. Ram- (depends on the motherboards specs) If ddr3, you can find some good deals on ebay. If it's ddr4 look on amazon or something.

    • SIXTW0ZER0 ,
      SIXTW0ZER0 ,

      BagsOfFun96 Thx bro But what kind of motherboard would you suggest and what gpu because i want to switch from a laptop to a pc and i dont know if all gpu’s complement the i7 because some guys say that if you buy a i7 you cant buy a cheap gpu. What price range should i pick then for the entire built because i dont want to spend over 500€ excluding the cpu and i dont know if i should pick a expensive gpu and then buy the other parts cheaper so it can fit in my budget

    • BagsOfFun96

      You absolutely can. The only thing I would do first is pick out a motherboard that has the correct socket type and do some research to make sure that cpu is compatible with that motherboard. By that I mean, look at the chipset of the board and make sure that chipset has support for the cpu because even if it's the same cpu socket, that doesn't mean it will post. I'd also recommend that you take apart the laptop correctly instead of completely destroying it in case you ever wanna throw a different processor in it.

  • pilarserranoabreu

    Hej Jay i have a budget of 2000 dollar but i dont now what to buy Can you help me By the way i love your Chanel

    • pilarserranoabreu

      Ok what smuld i buy

    • Yakov Gal
      Yakov Gal

      pilarserranoabreu I’ll help if you want

  • Andu Junior
    Andu Junior

    I have a budget build laptop if that counts 😂

  • TryHardGamers

    The problem with going single stick is actually finding a compatible sticks years down the line... i really dont know if compatibility is that finnicky.

  • Ben Parrino
    Ben Parrino

    I built a mid range PC 2 years ago and it’s been great! 6600k @ 4.5Ghz RX 480 8GB 16GB RAM oc’d to 3333 MHz 3 SSDs I can run any game on high (1080P) and be pushing 75 fps easy. Won’t be upgrading my system for hopefully another 3-4 years. My only regrets: buying a 1000w PSU and a motherboard that supports Crossfire (thinking I would do crossfire RX 480s one day) I should have just bought a smaller PSU and a single GPU board and gotten a GTX 1070 with the extra money instead. I’m still really happy with my RX 480 though! My in laws have GTX 1080Tis and I can keep up with them in games just fine.. they spent more on graphics than my entire setup costed me

    • Tom

      I just recently built a 900€ PC with a Ryzen 5 2600 @ 4Ghz Zotac RTX 2060 16 GB DDR4 3000Mhz ...but mounted a bequiet! Dark Rock 4 Pro Cooler on my Cpu and realized now that it is completely overkill, because i can‘t get my Cpu stable to 4,1Ghz. The Cpu is not going over 60°C even under full load at ~20°C room temp. I could easily have saved money there but you are always more clever afterwards....

  • Boujee Memes
    Boujee Memes

    Is a Rtx 570 8 gb old technology??

  • svv cdsvs
    svv cdsvs

    Yes but no

  • Mais Bruh
    Mais Bruh

    You should cover audio (DAW) and video production (NLE, VFX, and color grading) systems and peripherals-the technology, the set up, and building. Reach out to manufacturers (Blackmagic, Elgato, Flanders Scientific, Dell for their UP series) and industry bloggers and professional system builders (Puget Systems, Wolfcrow, who has an amazing and criminally small film and tech channel, or a big timer like Rick Beato). There’s either lack of exposure for people who cover this niche interest that nevertheless undergirds one of the biggest multimedia platforms out there (youtube, soundcloud), or hardly any coverage outside of forums filled with opinionated dudes. You can help out small channels that cover something related to yours, without stepping on each other toes, elevate the quality of amateur and low budget producers, and learn more for yourself about cool A/V gear, like Blackmagic Smartscopes or whatever

  • The Guy
    The Guy

    Slow down a bit then you will be more articulate. Its annoying when you not on point.

    • SupaTrending Daily
      SupaTrending Daily

      This is already a 13 minute video. Algorithm savvy=views.

  • XPGamer 01
    XPGamer 01

    So is it worth spending graduation money on new PC parts? I'm graduating May 17th and going to college in the fall, getting some scholarships. EDIT: Here's what I wanna do but I'm not too sure if it's a good thing to do.

  • Omah Gohd
    Omah Gohd

    Man, I got this... (cashes in 401k)

  • Terry Rogers
    Terry Rogers

    Hello Jay I did you os cloning tutorial with acronus today but all I'm getting Is a black screen with flickering mouse after the widows logo. Am I missing something?

  • BC P
    BC P

    Smarter and more intelligent at the same time... 🤯🤯🤯

  • Jason Hayes
    Jason Hayes

    What is this graduation money you speak of?

  • Eric Barasa
    Eric Barasa

    I know ur joking but I really want that cardboard pc build guide now.

  • DarwinBlame

    I went the budget route 2 years ago and I feel content with my decisions Ryzen 5 1600 3.2ghz OC 3,8ghz Gigabyte AB350M Gaming 3 failed under warranty replaced with MSI B450M Mortar Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 8gb 2400mhz CL14 OC 2666Mhz CL14 Thermaltake Smart RGB 80plus 600W PSU GTX 1060 6gb dual fan OC +200mhz core, +500mhz memory Kingston 240gb UV400 SSD Thermaltake Versa N25 tower with 4 case fans (one stock, one blue led from my previous rig and 2 new xellence blue led) = It was under 1000$ at the time and most games run on high to ultra high It's a nicely packed budget rig but soon I'll need to get more RAM, thankfully the LPXs arent expensive anymore so I'll probably get 8 more gigs very soon.

    • Twan Heijkoop
      Twan Heijkoop

      +Moohan did you even watch the start of the vid?

    • Moohan

      That's not budget, that's midrange

  • Jake J
    Jake J

    Make a card board box build with a $750 budget!

  • Mathew Clephas
    Mathew Clephas

    Then there’s me with a $70 budget

    • Andrew Rowland
      Andrew Rowland

      Second hand... Unless you already have an old system, in which case add an SSD.

  • mattfm101

    In my opinion budget builds are the best and most exciting as you are relying on your knowledge and creativity to eek out every last bit of performance rather than how much you spend

    • Hrin

      agree, they are definitely where the better your understanding and knowledge of the pc scene, the better pc you will build.

  • Julyoon

    If I'd build a PC with a Ryzen 5 2600x and RTX 2070, would you recommend the MSI Tomahawk B450? And what about the RAM? I know I will get 16GB but should I get 2400? Or 3000? I was actually planning on using 3200 G Skill Ram until now but now I am questioning that. Please give me advice :/

  • Sean Miceli
    Sean Miceli

    Naw, once you dealt with power and overclocking having good quality parts you cant go back lol

  • Mario Amizic
    Mario Amizic

    If I get it right, if i don't want to overclock my ryzen 5 2600, I'm fine with A320 motherboard?

    • RFKykot

      Well yes, but actually maybe

  • Marco Chan
    Marco Chan

    Go big or go home. Plus you don't have to always worry about upgrading. More worth going big for the long term investment.

    • Marco Chan
      Marco Chan

      +RCRDC X Exactly dude. You couldve have said it any better. With good parts no program is to much for your rig and you also get a great gaming experience!

    • RCRDC X
      RCRDC X

      This. If you're building a PC you're most likely using it for work that requires more power than a laptop or gaming where getting good parts is a must as a long term investment. Why would you buy something that barely runs most new games on medium graphics or less and then having to upgrade like 2 years later. Buy it nice or buy it twice.

  • Joshua Zimmer
    Joshua Zimmer

    Best budget gaming laptops please!

  • Pin

    i5-8600K for a primarily programming build, paired with a GT 1030 for gaming? Does this even make sense?

    • helb

      Save for a little longer get 1050

  • D M
    D M

    Bad advice on ram for ryzen. 2400mhz cas19 will definitely be a decent amount slower than 3200mhz cas15. What you should have said is 3000mhz cas 16 is the best bang for the buck and won’t cost more than a few dollars more than 2400mhz.

  • Sam Lentz
    Sam Lentz

    Doing my first build this summer, this really helps.

  • William Shreckengost
    William Shreckengost

    Something else worth noting for folks trying to get the most out of their money: Look for last-gen stuff used and look for comparisons to current stuff. For instance, GTX 1080's are going for around $350-400 now, making it aroung $100 cheaper than a new, slightly faster 2070. It doesn't always make sense to grab a used part, but you ought to when it does. Also, storage is like butter. Never buy used butter.

  • 『s』『h』『r』『e』『k』 reverse card

    cries in mac

  • Snickerz

    "Smarter and more intelligent"

  • F Yurt7
    F Yurt7

    Custom water cooled cardboard case?

  • Elijah Stephenson
    Elijah Stephenson

    Hello whats the best on site for buying the part?

  • StaySideWays

    This guy has a shelf of rtx’s like WOW

  • teo's other account, dont look
    teo's other account, dont look

    11:35 Going to add from my experience(which is not a lot but still), storage matters. I have an old-ish(2014) 5400rpm WD Green hard drive and it struggles to play demanding games such as GTA 5, Squad, etc, and it usually bottlenecks them, causing stuttering. After I got my SSD and migrated my OS to it, I have noticed that the HDD causes fewer bottlenecks in my system. It also doesn't help that my 8gb of ram usually gets maxed out in the said games. Due to the game having to write to page file, it is important to have a decent storage drive. tl;dr get a decent HDD that can write fast enough, if you don't have more than 8gb or RAM, having a decent storage drive helps a lot, at least in my case.

  • Jonathan Adams
    Jonathan Adams

    If Jay must build a cardboard box computer use this as a "I agree" button

  • Ward's Noob Gaming
    Ward's Noob Gaming

    My first build was in a cardboard box 18 years ago.

  • Generic name
    Generic name

    How is the x370 gameing x bord for ryzen from asrock

  • Specialopsdave

    My PC is technically "Budget", I got a Pentium G4620 and a good motherboard (this was before we discovered that any processors post-Kaby Lake won't work on it) with a 1050Ti, and I have an upgrade path all the way to a 7700K (that will likely be cheap by the time I upgrade). That's my argument for budget builds: Cheap upgradeability down the road

  • BosonCollider

    I would say don't ever get a hard drive at this point. You can get a 1 TB M.2 SSD for just over a hundred bucks. There's just no longer any point in buying a hard drive or even a sata SSD at this point. M2 also has the advantage that you can get a smaller case to put everything in since you don't need a rack for hard drives. If you need multiple TB of memory for long term storage, consider just using an external hard drive instead.

  • Cypress Maze Star
    Cypress Maze Star

    I would really, really like to buy a used Fractal Design ARC XL. If it's in almost new condition, I could part with $180, seriously; it's complicated :) Returns, refurbished, slightly damaged (scratched), will do too.

  • Bryon Lape
    Bryon Lape

    No, because it still runs Windows.

  • I will take over YouTube
    I will take over YouTube

    Step 1: EBay/Craigslist Step 2: Upgrade Prossoceor and Graphics Card Step 3: Done