To any new comers just watching this: Do not EVER EVER mix up your modular power supply cables. Kahit magkakamukha pa sila, even if it's from the same manufacturer, they may be rated differently and could instantly destroy your components. Make sure to segregate your modular power supply cables with each power supply brand and model only. :D
For the psu part, i would suggest going for a semi modular psu. Semi modular will only have the 3 cables (cpu, pci-e, and mobo) permanently connected on the psu. Semi doesnt cost much as an equivalent fully modular psu. You can still do some cable mods using cable extensions so you wont lose customization on your build.
All Ryzen CPUs are overclockable whether the X is there or not. The X in the Ryzen chips means the CPU can automatically apply an overclock to itself if it has enough headroom Edit: wow thanks for all the likes everyone! 😅 just sharing info to help everyone on their purchase!
Thanks for this, Belben and Ezekiel. I should have clarified that all Ryzen CPUs can be overclocked but if you are looking to OC, the X variants, in general, give more bang for the buck. Also tbh I got carried away with making it easier for less techy ppl to understand (for Intel, look at the letter after the numbers, for AMD, same - for mobos, same) but that goal of digestibility shouldn't come at the expense of accuracy.
I've been watching videos on how to build a budget gaming PC and I'm here now. Thanks for the tips. It's very helpful especially for those like me who didn't have enough ideas when it comes to the technicalities of building one. Now I'm subscribed.
for some reason may computer shop ako nung late 90s-2004 at lahat un standard psu pero wala namn ako na experience na issue. pero napansin ko din ngayon na mas iba na ang proc at gpu. so mukhang nakakatakot ang pag gamit ng standard psu
@@Nakakapagpabagabag1 yesseerr dating parts kasi hindi naman malaki yung power consuption, kung stock performance lang. Feeling ko 700 - 1200 watts dun na uumpisa yung problema sa generic PSU.. pero feeling ko lang dami irn kasing nababalitaan na nasisiraan ng parts dahil sa pangit ng PSU..
Joshua Jarabejo Gaming on MAX OR HIGH SETTINGS USES MORE POWER SO KAKALABASAN AY MAGANDANG GAME PLAY VERY GOOD GRAPHICS TAS IINIT ANG CPU SO DELEKADO RIN
Ryzen processors that have no X suffix are also unlocked. Also, sometimes it's better to choose the Ryzen with the X suffix because, for example, the 2700X runs at higher base and boost clocks than the 2700. Also, dual channel will greatly benefit CPU performance, including games, ESPECIALLY people who buy AMD APUs.
yes I agree. I am using an APU build Ryzen 5 4650g. I cheap out in the ram department due to budget issue, I only bought a single 16gb 2666mhz stick. I was noob back then. And when I found out about dual channel, a month later I bought 2 pcs of Adata XPG D50 3200mhz 8gb DDR4 rams and holy smokes, from 40-60 fps on CSGO, to 100-170 fps. I overclocked the iGPU Vega 7 to 2300mhz 1.230V gfx voltage and also have overclocked my ram into 3600mhz.
This was entertaining and very informative for a person that literally doesn't have that much experience nor knowledge about PC building. Some comments are very informative as well!
Watched your video, just started out building my own pc and by far this is one of the best educational videos I’ve seen for beginners. Wala nang madaming arte just straight to the point explanation na easy to comprehend for us beginners.
@@mike5636 you didn't even say anything that was hard to understand by an average person. You just bragged about being an IT graduate. I built my own PC and my brother's PC and i'm not even an IT graduate. You just have to have a passion for computers to understand PCs in general. Buang ka lang
@@mike5636 Burn🔥🔥🔥. I understand what you're trying to say. Iba talaga pag may degree hahah. Porket nakapagbuild sila, hindi ibig sabihin alam na nila lahat hahah
"RGB has a light (All Light source has a heat)" X "Extra light extra power consumption(more power consumption more heat)" = """"-10°C lower temps"""" WTF
I was actually gonna buy upgrades for my pc for gaming with a old generic psu cause i thought u didnt need it. Thanks for reminding me! The parts that i will bought with that old generic psu can be destroyed instantly! The info u made was really helpful. Thanks!
continue making this kind of content. will help lots of people lalo na yung mga hindi pa gaanong well-versed sa tech. saka madalas mga ganitong bagay hindi na memention ng ibang more popular content creators sa videos nila. you deserve more subs. more power :)
matagal nko nag hahanap nang mga ganitong reviews pero sa channel na to sobrang dami kong natutunan sa pag build. galing mag explain nitong dalawang mag kapatid.. keep up the good work guys!
Sana ganito lahat ng expert about sa rigs. Honest and informative. Thank you sa ideas. Very helpful lalo na sa tulad ko na baguhan pag dating sa comp hardwares.
yep dual channel is really really nice. pero if 2 slots lang mobo mo like me, its better to get 1 stick of 8gb first than 2x4gb ram. Then get another 8gb for future proof.
I've gone (wd nvme) black and won't go back (to hdds). haha medyo pilit but I completely agree, once you experience SSD speeds, even just the regular sata ssds, you won't go back anymore to hdds as your boot drive 😀
My dad got a 7 y.o. laptop which has a 5400rpm so slow boot up would take minutes just to be able open apps I replaced it with sata ssd boot times improved from minutes to just 14 seconds.
It depends for using a SSD. Without a doubt, SSD/NVME is the best for gaming, rendering, and loading. But for files such as documents, backups, etc etc is a BIG no no for SSD.
@@Tekillyah not just for boot up as an Adobe Photoshop user nag improve exporting times than using an hdd , then after exporting it i store it in hdd anyways kapag di na gagamatin.
A very humble vlog, Thank you for the extra tip. The only thing you forgot is the Temp management which is very important when it comes to maintaining your hardware. :)
i5-9400f GTX 1660ti 4x4GB DDR4 2400hz RAM Gigabyte Z390ud MoBo 650watts-bronze rated PSU 4TB HDD - games 1TB HDD - backup 256GB SSD - purely for windows and launcher apps. This is my build and napaka stable nya and on budget. This setup will last 3-5yrs from 2020 if kakayanin ng hardware. Not the fastest rig but certainly very reliable.
Hi po sir gusto ko lang pong sabihin na very helpful pong itong video ninyo. Another thing is that yung timestamp po sa description ay mali po siya ng konti, doon po sa timestamp para sa Mistake one nagging :38 lang po instead of 00:38
I like the video, it's great creating one of this. But here are my opinions: Mistake 1: You can overclock any Ryzen CPU on any compatible board (not recommended, but able) Sometimes you'll get the "K" variant because at stock it's still better than the "non-K" variant. Mistake 2: I agree. Another reason is it's better to have 2 if one ram dies, you'll still have half of it. Mistake 3: I agree with the board, and I think they need to check if it's intel or amd cpu, because only AMD are taking advantage of the memory clock speed. Mistake 4: Good tip. PSU is like the heart of the PC. Once your graphics card require a 6-pin/8-pin power connector, from there you must have at least a good PSU with 80+ certification. Mistake 5: Perfect. but the lifespan (as proven on experience) of the ssd is really shorter than the HDD. I had my m.2 died in less than a year. But it still depends. Bonus mistake: Performance builders never says that even as a joke, they never recommend RGBs.
Having one experience of an SSD dying early doesn't prove it has a shorter life than an HDD. I bought an SSD in 2014 and it still runs to this day (running win 7 in my kids gaming pc). At the same time I've had 3 Western Digital HDDs (1 black, 1 blue, 1 green ) die already. I've also had HDDs that have lasted for more than 7 years. The truth of the situation is SSDs have no moving mechanical parts and an HDD has. This means, on average, the mechanical moving parts will die sooner rather than later, because... physics.
New subscriber sir, I'm a technician and computer teacher din and sa dami ng vlog patungkol sa PC who are just concern about their vlog views or sales, this guy is truly mindful not just about your pocket but your technological being. God bless you sir! saan po ang store nyo?
Thank you for the wonderful video you created even if you had many mistakes in it. I tried your website and determined it is soooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Overpriced. Seriously! I was actually trying to buy from your store just to notice that some are overpriced that I didn't even bother trying. I'm not trying to bash you or anything, this is just my review from your website and I hope this message will be a guide to determine whether the price given should be okay or not.
I've been working as a Network Engineer for 2+ years now and literally have little to no idea when it comes to building my own PC because I haven't done it in the past and I mostly use my provided company laptop for work and browsing. Now I want to take the step to build my own PC for all around computer work and gaming. This video helped me a lot. Thank you.
another mistake: low quality monitor minsan nauubos budget sa system unit at hindi naiisip na bigyan ng good budget ang monitor, remember hindi ang PC mo ang tinitingnan mo parati kung hindi ang monitor 😁 P.S. output ang monitor mo sa performance ng pc..dapat balanse
@@ryndon15 salamat po ser hahaa lagi kasi natanong sa isip ko un tinanong ko pero nasagot mo hihih bago lng po kasi ako hahapangarap ko kasi makabuild ng sarili kong pc sarilinv gastos kayamag ict ako tas it hehee 14yrs plang po ako hahaha ty po
@@erniedingle9335 mag dedepende rin sa needs imo ang pagpili ng monitor..sa panel type, reso, refresh rate at response type..maraming factors.. try mo watch itong video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zH28Pp83xDc.html baka maka tulong sa pagpili mo
@@erniedingle9335 ito rin ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JIu5hBTYTqg.html ..check mo rin sa channel nila ibang content..easy to understand at maikli lng ang videos nila at marami rin sila vids sa ibang parts ..at beginner friendly rin ang pag explain
12:00 haha oo nga. Walang kinalaman ang rgb color sa pagbilis ng pc. Magada lang tignan. Pero sa ibang bagay nakakapagpalamig ang color like sa mga storage tank. Tignan nyo mga malalaking tangke sa oil depot, there are always colored grey for a reason.
@@mickeysantiago8761 I didn't say anything wrong about the knowledge he's sharing and I totally agree that this is very informative. I just mentioned that "I" or "Me" being bothered on how his eyes move.
but why my PC got so cooler when I put a blue lighted fan in there? lol just joking - for my perspective putting a dual memory stick in my builds is when the other fails there is one more to work :D but yeah, dual memory stick is reasonable enough
@@reyjasonaguilera8575 think before you comment, why so salty? -can you even think what you are saying? read between the lines *when the other one fails, I have one more to use*
sa raon, meron dun isang stal na nagbebenta ng mga 120mm fan na medyo makapal, kulay itim, NIDEC saka AVC yung mga brand. Diskartehan mo na lng yung wiring saka tyagain mo na lng yung ingay ng fan since malakas talaga ang buga ng hangin, para kang naka server pc.
Here's two other important things 1. Pricier doesn't equal better, i've seen a GT 730 priced at *$600 USD!* in pcpartpicker, and Micro ATX LGA775 mobos priced at *$249 USD* 2. If you want to overclock, check if the chipset on the motherboard you want to buy supports it. B and H Intel chipset motherboards can't overclock, plus A chipset motherboards for AMD processors can't overclock too. This involves spending more currency to get a motherboard that supports overclocking. Currency conversions That GT 730 I told you - ₱28890.00 PHP That LGA775 Micro ATX motherboard - ₱11989.35 PHP Greetings from the USA!
Agree ako sa lahat ng sinabi dito. Natawa ko dun sa RGB na part kasi yung iba tight na nga yung budget, gusto pang mag RGB. Dagdag nalang sana yun ibabayad sa RGB sa pambili ng reliable PSU. Add ko lang dun sa part about getting 2 ram sticks instead of one: 1. Pag nagka problema yung isa sa dalawang RAM, you'll still have one stick functioning therefore you will still be able to use your computer. Importante to lalo na sa mga wala pang budget para mapalitan yung RAM na may issue. Getting 2 sticks might cost you a bit more pero sobrang sulit na investment talaga yan. 2. Para to sa mga meron ng 1 stick of RAM at gusto mag upgrade. It is always advisable to get a RAM with the same brand, product line, size and frequency (if possible pati die) with the one you currently have. Madalas nasa manual to ng motherboard manufacturers. For example meron kang 1 4gb na Kingston HyperX Fury rated at 2400MHz and balak mong mag upgrade to 8Gb. Bili ka ng RAM na kaperhong kapareho nung 4Gb na Kingston mo.
CORRECTION: if you use black light, the computer clock speed will be faster than the speed of light because it will suck up everything like a Black hole. That's why my computer is faster than your computer .
