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$2000 Gaming PC Build time! This RX 9070 XT gaming PC uses the Ryzen 5 9600X CPU, and Corsair Frame 4000D Wood case! Join PC Centric for gameplay benchmarks and PC full build guide.⭐ GIGABYTE Tandem Oled Monitors (AD)
$2000 Gaming PC Build time! This RX 9070 XT gaming PC uses the Ryzen 5 9600X CPU, and Corsair Frame 4000D Wood case! Join PC Centric for gameplay benchmarks and PC full build guide.⭐ GIGABYTE Tandem Oled Monitors (AD)
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00:00 $2000 Gaming PC!
01:48 Motherboard Overview
02:41 CPU Installation
04:00 RAM Installation
05:27 SSD Installation
06:46 CPU Cooler Installation
09:22 Case Overview / Options
12:58 Motherboard Installation
14:16 GPU Installation
16:23 PSU Installation
19:46 BIOS and System Setup
22:12 Battlefield 6 Gameplay
25:32 Post Build Thoughts
26:24 ARC Raiders Gameplay
27:37 Lego Batman Gameplay
30:54 Fortnite Gameplay
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Yeah arc died out i think 😂
My next case will definitely be something with wood. 🪵
No question about it — since Zen 4 and RDNA4 were released, AMD has been the better gaming graphics card choice and the better gaming CPU choice. My main "other than FFXIV" gaming build has a 7800X3D and a 9070XT, and it won't need replacing for another five years at least. (My purpose-built FFXIV machine has a 13700K and a 7900XTX.) I seriously doubt I'd choose a 6-core CPU for a $2000 rig regardless of its purpose, but then, the PC I'm on as I type has 18 cores.
I've just ordered a 7600x before seeing this video to glad i
Made the right choice
26:40 I’m still playing arc
PainCentric.
Good video . Glad to see the quality of the cases have improved.
What do these PC build channels do with all of the PC's they build for a video?
Lmfao
I rather play 2k native than 4k upscaled.
No don't showing native performance is a crime.
Is it just me, or is the cooler crooked?
Recent father with very little money to upgrade my PC. Would you ever consider doing content to target this? Currently on AM4 with a 1080 gpu and a AMD 3600 6C-P. Would be interesting to hear your thoughts. Been considering the AM5 jump but the RAM is the thing holding me back. GPU been looking at 9060 xt and an AM4 x3d cpu
would have loved to see a £1500 one as thats closer to my budget
Erm the Sapphire Nitro Plus has the Nvidia connector, from rear if you want to risk a melting GPU connector…Bit more expensive mind. No 8 pins x 3 though.
Nice build. Just built a new pc with the same CPU and GPU, used 32GB of 6400 cl32 and very happy with the performance
The 9600X is the value GOAT especially when it comes to power efficiency and cooling demand. When I put together my current ITX build I considered a 7600X or similar but the power efficiency was much worse for the performance and when dealing with limited low profile air cooler solutions for the case I was using the 9600X was an easy choice, and it runs nice and cool.
$2148 on Amazon prices. Not including the $1050 4k monitor. Not exactly $2k lol
A year ago this was a 1k gaming PC.
Rtx 5090 cant run games at 4k60fps why are you talking that this will last years
9:55 Reminder to myself…..don't ask him to build your PC 🙂
Build I made a month ago from absolute scratch:
CPU: Ryzen 7800X3D – £150 Aliexpress
Mobo: Gigabyte Eagle AX B650 – £105 Amazon
RAM: Corsair 2×16 CL36 – £325 CeX
GPU: Powercolor 9070 16GB – £520 Currys
Cooler: INF FX360 – £35 Amazon
Case: BeQuiet! base 500 – £100 Amazon
SSD: WD Sn850x 1TB – £125 CeX
PSU: Corsair RM850e – £80 Amazon
Sub Total = £1440
Monitor: Asus XG27AQWMG 1440p 240hz – £456 Amazon
Keyboard: Yunzii AL80 £70 AliExpress
Mouse: Attack Shark R5 Ultra – £52 Amazon
Total = £2018
Desk: Alex drawers + table top – £172 Ikea
If was to build again, RAM I would buy straight away, there won't be a sale. I'd wait for a sale on a better GPU. The Asus 9070XT was £600 + a game which is cheapest you'll get. I'd spend more on getting a HE keyboard. The monitor I'm on the fence about. Whilst the one I have is the cheapest best one you can get, it's had it's issues (text looks crap, Horizontal lines appearing).
building into an AMD gpu when dlss 5 is being tested and teased is poor choice, anyone in their right mind will choose an RTX at least for the next decade, say what you will, but DLSS 5 looks very good and im playthroughing cp77 again, literally your gameplay is a cinematic video and dont get me started on the romance scenes xd, literally corn at this point. im jsut on a RTX 4070, sweet spot on 60 FPS WITH RT AND DLAA. achieved with MFG.
if only ram wasnt more expensive than my car insurance for a year
Gonna have you step off that sweater mate..
Should be clear whether the pc build includes the monitor or not. Without the monitor this PC comes to about £2150, but you can save a lot more money to get better parts. I built my pc almost a month ago so it's relevant.
– GPU: If you're spending £725 on a 9070XT, get a better OEM. Gigabyte is the worst. You can get much cheaper ones if you wait for a deal. The Asus Prime 9070XT was £600 a few days ago with Onimusha. Granted that's a very limited sale price. Also saw a powercolour 9070XT for around the same price. I settled on the 9070 non XT for £520
– Mobo: This one made no sense. As long as it has good VRM, there's no need to spend more on a motherboard. Better to spend the money on a better CPU. I got the Gigabyte eagle B650 for £105.
– PSU: I would swap to Corsair RM850e. Super quiet and more well known. Same price
– Case: Another place you can save money for a better CPU or Keyboard/Mouse. If you are spending that much, get something nicer (in my opinion). That Corsair one looks cheap and ugly.
– Cooler: You can actually get an AIO for very cheap. I got the INF FX360 for only £35. Looks nice, runs quieter, and cools better
– CPU: Save money elsewhere and get a better chip. I got the Ryzen 7800X3d for £150, granted it was from Aliexpress, but it works completely fine.
Build an affordable (~$1250) AM4/DDR4 setup
Who is we? You did a face reveal of Karl. Please do a face reveal of Thea please Marcus.
I have the CPU and GPU pair the ram is meh but I'm not complaining anymore
i'm not sure how many older parts you still have, but with PC components becoming incredibly expensive, a video comparing a brand-new build to upgrading an older-generation platform would be extremely helpful. It would provide a good perspective on the performance gains and value of each option, especially for people trying to determine whether an upgrade or a complete rebuild makes more financial sense. Say people with 30 series cards with AM4.
my pc i built gets more fps in fortnite its got a stable 240 and im confused how because the performance is insane and i have a 3050 6gb????? any ideas?