I'm looking at NZXT prebuilts and you nailed it. This will be my first gaming PC and having warranty is worth the extra expense in my case. Thank you so much for the video, it's super helpful!!
II appreciate this video. I have owned iMacs for the last 15 years. and I am ready to make the jump back to PC and I have been looking at the player 2 prime.
That is super exciting! I am a longtime Mac user as well. Switching to PC felt like I was doing everything with my left hand at first. But now, I think it was one of the best decisions I’ve made!
Hey I on the next website is says it’s a h7 flow but in the video you have an h6 flow so I was just wondering if this was a mistake or did it come like this?
I don't know if im right or wrong but the graphics cars in the pc you used was a 4070 ti graphics card (I don't know the exact type) but the one in NZXT's looked like it was a founder edition card, I don't now if that would increase the pricce of the card itself or not but yeah. (sorry if that sounded like i was hating on the channel)
They do have the founders edition card advertised in the picture. Unfortunately mine did not ship with that model. The gigabyte 4070 TI that I showed in the video is the one that ships with the pre-build. On a sidenote, I did just pick up a 4080 super founders edition for my other PC! I absolutely love the founders edition cards!
If I had this pc I would give it to my 12 year old nephew, he has it rough. I do have a question though, where would you install other hd other than the onboard one that you showed?
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@@williamhowell402 pretty sure they changed it as well as give you the option to get more ssd so you dont have to go out and replace the one that comes with it.
Hey bro I’ve just watched this review however I’m from u.k. and the specs are different compared to the UK version. American - H7 flow RGB RTX 4070 gaming PC ($2,099) Specs: CPU:AMD Ryzen™ 7 7700X GPU:NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4070 Ti RAM: 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 5200 MHz (max speed) Storage:1TB NVMe M.2 SSD UK - H5 Elite RTX 4070 Ti SUPER Gaming PC (£1699->$2132) Specs: CPU:AMD Ryzen™ 7 5800X GPU:NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4070 TI SUPER RAM:32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3200MHz (Max Speed) Storage:1TB NVMe M.2 SSD As you can see they’re both different in terms of casing and specs so I’m not sure if the UK version is good and even worth it or not. Would appreciate some help on this.
4070 ti is $870? What are you talking about? Did you just find the most expensive one to justify your sent to you pre build and no ruin your relationship with NZXT? You could find the 4070 ti Super for under $800 right now available to ship with a simple google search. Also love how you didn’t mention that most parts in this build are overkill and if you would to build it yourself you could pick cheaper but as affective parts. Right now go to pc part picker and you could build a 4070 ti Super build for around $1600 which would obviously outperform this pre build for less. Like seriously how did you not mention that being able to pick out your parts when building your own PC as a pro? Man lazy part searching and failing to mention building yourself pros all do the video could end with “it’s actually cheaper to buy this NZXT pre build and not because they send me it and I want them to keep sending me free stuff” Sell out wos
I definitely see where you are coming from. However, the point of the video was not to find the cheapest pc parts on the internet. It was simply to compare apples to apples what was provided in this pre built pc. I agree with you that a lot of these parts are overkill, but, this pc is not necessarily sold as a budget friendly option. That said, there are lots of different companies that do pre builds so if you aren’t a fan of this particular build, you can always search up another company. I showed this one simply because it is the one that I had access to. As mentioned before, this is not sponsored or affiliated with NZXT. Lastly, most pc builders will tell you, building your own pc is typically not the cheapest way of doing things. However, for most of us it is worth it for the customization and satisfaction of building it yourself. Anyway, thanks for taking time to share your thoughts, hope you have a good one 🤘🏼😁
