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$1500 Gaming PC Build time! This RX 9060 XT 16GB gaming PC uses the Ryzen 5 9600X CPU, and NZXT S5 RGB case! Join PC Centric for gameplay benchmarks and PC full build guide!⭐ Corsair Titan II AIOs: (AD)
$1500 Gaming PC Build time! This RX 9060 XT 16GB gaming PC uses the Ryzen 5 9600X CPU, and NZXT S5 RGB case! Join PC Centric for gameplay benchmarks and PC full build guide!⭐ Corsair Titan II AIOs: (AD)
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Still waiting on the 1000hz monitor video!!! Not this boring one
9600x ish vibes! i am rocking a 7600X, 64 GB DDR5, Raideon RX 7900GRE. currently and love my setup. plus 1TB/2TB NVMEs and 8 TB HHD. external 4TB HHD my book. my setup is pretty sound. but also built right before BS rush of prices. i lucked out ngl..
With current DDR5 prices I think AM5 is not a viable platform for affordable builds now. 32GB DDR5 is $500-650, but the same capacity DDR4 is just $220, so maybe a 14600K with DDR4 would be better instead. 14600K is faster in games, and hugely faster in productivity. Also, for a gaming build you can get away with DDR4, especially since you aren't using the highest end CPUs anyway. Everything else looks solid though.
used market if you know how to test stuff thoroughly you can save around 300-400 dollars and get around 30-60% more performace
New in today's market is only for people with money to spare and whom of which dont know how to test components and aren't willing to go through the extra
sometime hassles.
With such a small GPU, you couldve easily pulled off a micro build. Not a judgement, just another direction to consider as well
Bro please also show the raw performance without fsr or dlss!
Currently £710 for the memory used in this video 😂
So with this pc, could you upgrade the chip to hypothetically a AMD 7 7800X3D and upgrade to and 9070XT??? or would you need a new case and new motherboard etc
Stopped watching when I noticed the Asrock motherboard
Can you do 1500 dollar setup?
Thanks
Daddy likes. I'm back from getting the milk Marcus.
Shame you don't reply to people that ask you questions on here or Facebook 🤔
ditch the asrock motherboard, nobody wants their X3D chip eaten. downgrade the 32gb of ram to 16gb and spend that money upgrading to the 9070xt. buy the cpu, motherboard, and ram at microcenter with a bundle. just my humble viewpoint.
And 500$ goes to the RAM 😔
1:37 Memory and RAM?
Thoughts on this build; AMD Ryzen 9 9900X3D with the RTX 5080 paired with an LG OLED G6? Used for gaming and watching YouTube videos
That was great, kept me up to speed as to what is available. I built mine in 2015 with an Intel i7 4790K cpu, and gtx970! For now, using gforce NOW ultimate to bypass it which is working fantastic…but may build another PC in the future. Thanks!
With a $1,500 budget you can probably squeeze in a 9070 GRE and get a decent performance uplift
I just built my PC last week and I got the AMD Ryzen 5 9600X (purchased on July) + XFX Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB (purchased on February). I went for the ASUS TUF Gaming B850M Plus Wifi7 (which I got for 40% off). Unfortunately, I couldn't afford 32GB of DDR5 RAM so I settled for 16GB (2x8GB) instead. I'm running Nobara on it and I'm pretty happy with what I got.
as always bud, another decent build on good budget and very fair review
All in dollars no £ yet is a British citizen.
Another UK based channel is doing "Dollar" videos now…..great.