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but I'm alright hello hello we should be live now I think give YouTube a chance to catch up hey there it is what's going on guys how's it going hope you're enjoying your your evening or afternoon morning wherever the hell you are I hope you're having a good day this is just a super casual quick livestream and also by the way hope you guys had a great Thanksgiving yesterday I know I ate way too much that's usually the mo for these kinds of things yo yo yo yeah lyle miles passed out he's in a food coma we had a good we had to go the powwow we had yet the last night you guys should have been there it was great only only had to call the cops twice but hey is everything coming in loud and clear no audio you are full of it because this says I have tons of audio right here on the monitor check it one two yeah okay cool there's there's probably trolls as well in chat saying that everything's terrible but most people say it's fine so yeah they're there they're good damn you guys are insane let's see I'm gonna give a couple more seconds maybe just like a minute or so for people to start rolling in I've got about 1,200 people in right now but yeah so let me just explain what what the streams gonna be I kind of thought it would be fun to just do a casual PC part picking stream today so basically I'm gonna target like $800 I want to go for $800 it's um it's not that much more than a console considering like an Xbox one X is about 500 bucks without any deals so 300 ollars more yeah I mean that's that's like three games right no no I'm sorry not like I can't do math right now but anyway $800 it seems like a pretty good price point for a lot of builders who are just getting into pcs or you know don't want to spend $1000 plus but I'm gonna I'm actually going to do one solid I'm gonna do it one more solid and I'm actually gonna try to do a build that can handle 1440p gaming so the other day I did a build with a with the rx 590 the new card from AMD new cart and that was that was close to a thousand dollar build and that was mainly a 1080p gaming system but I think we can go even cheaper because it is Black Friday and still get away with being able to drive more pixels for the gamers so it should be it should be cool now that's weird that you're only having oh you know what only left audio okay so sorry headphone users I think I know why I think its beak give me one sec you might my audio might cut out first I came products because I'm gonna try to fix the settings here give me one moment check check check one two all right so it was you guys all right it was in stereo so I just put some on oh so now it should be coming in through both ears I apologize to all the writers out there I am NOT a racist and I treat all ears equally alright so looks like there's we've got a good amount of people in here and no no I not too quiet you're too quiet I can't hear you you're in a chair that is actually fine because I can do this and I can do this check I'm trying also not to blow your guys's ears out so let's see check one two testing testing you got a live live streaming doing all your troubleshooting while you're already live in front of an audience I hear you guys I hear you loud and clear and I understand that you cannot do the same to me right now so here March our current yep yep yep yep the base properties now here's the tricky part I'm gonna do some microphone boobies oh let's go to 100 boom are you all deaf now can you hear it is that better how does that sound check one two can you hear my singing for which 11 believe it yeah yeah yeah that's a bit better but still a tad quiet okay now is where I take it into overdrive and enable mic boost and you all go deaf but you asked for it you totally asked for it so headphone users beware I'm going to turn the microphone boost up just a smidge right there okay check one two ooh that looks like Kiki am i peaking like crazy more that's a little better a little better mic sounds good check one two hey all right perfect awesome that's crazy because in OBS it says that I am clipping like a mofo so it's just I care about your ears I really do ear care is the most important care but yeah it's the first time that I'm streaming on my own with this lovely open microphone you guys also might not recognize the background of this video it's because I've actually had a family member's house my mother-in-law was so gracious enough to let me stream it from her own house on Thanksgiving week so round of applause to her and yeah I'm gonna try to get through this stream without stepping on too many toes here so that the rest of the family can continue their the relaxation time but let's get started shall we like I said for those of you just they're just joining we're gonna do sort of an $800 1440p gaming PC which would be you'd be hard-pressed to get away with that on any other day but Black Friday but I think we can do it a little bit easier now so I'm actually going to switch it over to new eggs so we're actually be working only with today I have a good idea of the parts I want to pick just sort of a general foundation and weight change Mike using the wrong Mike weight wrong Mike you're using the wrong bike how many is in the wrong Mike there's only one microphone guys no there's none microphone built in there all right hold on hold on give me a sec let's switch back to full frame audio let's see default device check check one two how does that sound oh is it the cam light let's see now it says mic plus phantom now that all looks good yeah I sound like I'm far away you shouldn't be I mean it's it's definitely not selecting the internal mic here well I'll give me one sec guys buy microphone easy no check-check can you guys hear me can you hear me now anybody check one two check testing one two three how's that sound loo no audio settings let me double check audio settings in OBS still no audio huh advanced audio properties yeah we just tested the stream before we're doing actually live and it was fine so something must have gotten switched over just talk to you bolt check one two check check check loud now good now check one two how's that sound check one two good now now you're rockin I can hear you loud and clear stop excellent yeah it's always there's always a bit of an adjustment period when streaming from a new place I'm no streaming guru as you guys are very well aware but fortunately I have a very attentive cat who always lets me know when I'm screwing up so thank you guys it sounds like everything's okay now I trust you guys and we can move forward let's keep this thing in the balls shall we so back to our mo for today we're trying to build an $800 gaming rig for 1440p gaming I say we could even get some ultra wide like 34 40 by 1440 in here with with the amount of deals that are just oozing out of websites like Amazon and Newegg this morning so and as we all know like Black Friday deals just tend to start earlier and earlier in the month but I think most of the best deals are reserved for actually Black Friday so I think it's still somewhat relevant to be streaming today so let's just dive right in shall we so they've got a huge you know new got this huge Black Friday spread and really the only thing we're interested in here today anyway it is components so looking at the components here let's see I always like to start off with CPU that's usually the first part that I take out because that sort of dictates a lot of the other parts that you're gonna be using in the build so we've got you know thankfully new eggs pretty well organized it seems this year for sorting out all their components and honestly if we're gonna go $800 or less or even $1000 all Australian we're really trying to squeeze every ounce of performance for our dollar I'm gonna go Rison I feel like Rison is just it's just the best way to do it so someone's saying Mike boost there's too much Mike loose all right so what I'm gonna try to do is really quick I'm gonna lower Mike boost and then up the gain with yes you check one two check one two how's that sound maybe there should be a little bit less noise now now that I kind of re recalibrated I like how you guys can see exactly what I'm doing I'm just coming to yes all right so anyway let's go rising yeah so those rise in 2700 for 249 which is a damn good deal for sure but but I really want to when you only have a limited budget of $800 I really want to invest more into the graphics card than the CPU especially for gaming since most games still are very much GPU dependent so I think we can get away with like a risin 5 honestly and this this is a pretty damn compelling offer from an AMD here's a Verizon 5 1606 Core for 129 but it also makes me wonder what Verizon 5 2600 goes for cuz if we can get the 2nd gen option you get you get higher clock speeds out of the box better overclocking abilities and it looks like we have a 2600 for only 20 bucks more I think that's I think that's worth it I think we're gonna go with the 2600 guys this seems to be one of the more bang for the buck options at the moment so let's add this no I don't want to three your protection plan go to hell and we are moving up to the motherboard the motherboards also one of the first things because once you know your c4 you you know what socket you want and also if you know if you have an overclocking chip how beefy you want your vom to be if you want you know if you're gonna need an overclocking chipset in the first place so let's go back to the Black Friday deals here and actually I was right here and lockdown a motherboard AM foe hey and boy hold on hold on here huh so if you go to the Black Friday deals just broadly and you choose motherboards okay it's because I selected a and B motherboards I was thinking that they didn't have any deals on any Intel board but that's clearly not the case alright so a m4 here we go I don't want to spend more than 70 bucks on a board alright we're not trying to break any world world records here overclocking so we don't need anything super crazy but I also like sorting by lowest price because I'm a cheap bastard and look at this gigabytes a $49 board down from 65 it's got USB 3.1 2 by 16 slots that's kind of cool even though I probably would never use those the only thing that concerns me here is that this is probably not a great overclocker because if you just look at the vrm setup I mean there's like virtually zero heatsink heatsink treatment there so maybe maybe I'll back out of that this would be good if it was like a budget board if you were going to look rising three or something like that but I think we can get away with a little bit more now asrock I've had I've had as rock UAF eyes have been hidden hit or miss for me so I try to avoid those when I can it's not to say that they haven't been perfectly fine I mean my daily is a is an x3 99 Taichi nothing kicks ass but alright be 350 gaming Pro also a little bit light with the vrm setup here I've seen the ACS boards for a relatively little now this this is a little bit more than I'd like to spend this is this is probably a much better overclocking board than the other ones we've taking a look at but again we're really trying to grind here for for getting under $800 this was okay 74 you know what this one doesn't look too bad actually this ms I'd be 350 PC mate then again you kind of want if you have the option to you'd want to be 450 motherboard you want that chipset to go along with the resin to second generation that I see any p450 boards this is actually pretty solid I like this board because well first it's all black it's gonna match everything it's let's kind of beside a side bonus the power delivery looks pretty pretty robust compared to the other options and it's got four dimm slots what is this full ATX board look at all the look at all the features look at all the features of course we've got MDOT two on here I don't think we're gonna be populating this system with an MDOT to drive just because you can save money with two and a half inch still but this looks like a relatively good option for 75 bucks I like the fact that it's loud as I'm about to just for expandability in the future of great ability so we're gonna add this to cart and we can always rework this guys we don't have to like none of these parts are set in stone if like we're way over budget or something like that we can always go back to the drawing board no stop giving me the 3-year protection plans on every single part new egg I don't I don't appreciate it all right next up what can we do next next we'll probably do memory I think memory is is the next logical step here now rise in very much favors fast memory frequency mainly because of the Infinity fabric and how that interconnects a lot of the lot of the almonds together on the architecture memory controller and so forth so if you if you increase the RAM frequency a lot of other elements get sped up in the process so we're gonna see what kind of deals we can find on ddr4 ddr4 is gonna be one of the hottest sellers I think in the PC space this Black Friday because memories just been so expensive lately it has gone down quite a bit you know a month or two before Black Friday even but now is the time strike when the iron's hot guys you can find some really good deals on 16 gig kits relatively easily especially today so I'm gonna go okay let's again sort by lowest lowest price and this is all this is all either ddr3 or no okay so there's a 16 gig racket now again I wanted fast memory which for me Verizon I usually recommend 3,000 mega Hertz or 3,000 mega transfers and up of course you could get away with like a slightly slower kit and then overclock your memory but just to ensure full compatibility that it's going to run at that operating speed that's listed on the box I tend to go with 3,000 or higher so these are all cheaper kits around 21 33 2400 speed and see all the speeds here there's a 3,000 kit right here to buy to buy eight gigs that's actually not bad Gayle I will forever not know how to pronounce this scale G oh I'm just gonna stop trying but I don't know let's see what else we have here you skip up just five that's 2400 3000 right here as well for the T force that's actually not bad I could I could dig it you we've also got no that's 2666 let's let's check out this T for spring I've been pretty happy with the P force memory lately I've been using it more and more some other nighthawk RGB modules actually were responding really well on Reisen last I checked and this sale ends in 12 hours so I feel like I'm feeling the pressure I feel people here peer pressured into getting this this is the cheapest probably the most reliable kit that we can find on your leg right now at 3000 speed so I'm adding it again don't freak out guys we can always go back and OH dial okay pronounced like hi oh then I should immediately know how that's pronounced so that that's the easiest Wow it's it's personal now I'll never forget how to pronounce dial ever again watch I will all right so we've got the big three down I would say the big three out of four we could go for a graphics card next because that's that's gonna be the we're gonna allocate the most of our budget to the GPU for sure as well you should if you're building a gaming PC if you're building a rendering system then allocate more towards the CPU and memory but let's let's see what kind of video card deals we've got today 86 options to choose from now then I want to also sort by lowest price once again and let's see obviously you can get some pretty smokin deals on rx 570s for a buck 39 holy moly it's not terrible I want something more substantial though because like I mentioned we're trying to go 1440p this time around and any of the RX cards unless you're talking about RX vega 56 and higher are really just not gonna cut it they're not gonna give you the best the richest experience at that resolution so I want to go with either Vega 56 rx big a 56 would be pretty sweet and you find a good deal on that or a gtx 1070 from nvidia and so far I think we need a scrub we're not gonna get something for less than 300 here so okay so what is this this isn't this is GT x10 60s and then once we break the the 300 Wow three hundred and twenty-five dollars for this mini GTX 1060 down from oh but it's down from $700 so it's a smoking deal I don't know what the hell's going on there in the Reg but okay we've got a geforce gtx 10:17 duel from asus asus is a reputable added board partner as you all know and you get monster hunter for free Hey bonus bonus value-add there there's also a Vega an RX Vega 56 for the same price but it's a blur style it's its reference card design and I think that's poop pure food look at this 1070 ti4 349 but honestly you just buy 1070 and overclock it in most cases and get pretty close to a 1070 TI anyway and plus it would save us o $10 I don't know man I don't know it's that's that's kind of tempting it's only ten bucks more for 1070 TI alright you know we're gonna do we're gonna do some we're gonna do some check interaction here alright which one did I go for do I go for gtx 1070 or gtx 1070 TI or $10 more alright great poll and I'm gonna put the poll in check you guys answer welcome back to that in just a bit all right let's move on though I'm gonna open up a new tab here so we don't lose our space lose our place and we can move on to what's what's next let's do it let's do case case sounds exciting cases are always fun to shop for and it looks like we have a lot of options here what are the what are the odds that the what are the odds at the very first case here that they've listed is the one that I'm most attracted to the Eclipse P 300 from fantex is such a steal it's such a steal at at its base MSRP of 60 bucks and now they're selling it for $10 less I mean it's really the full package for an entry-level case entry-level cases the entry-level case markets become so competitive and fan takes really stepped up their game in this space you've got tempered glass there's some RGB element if you're into that the front panel looks fairly closed off but when you take a look at this case in person you realize how far away that from the edge of that front panel is from the actual fans inside on that wrist behind the frame and there's some ample ventilation openings on the top and bottom you get a power supply shroud I mean this is the entry one of the best entry cases entry level cases for 2018 even though I think it released last year I think I remember yeah and you got dust filtration in the front as well oh it's tempting it's so tempting I like this case a lot and if you look at the other options I've granted these two right here are 10 bucks cheaper but I mean look it just there's no power supply shroud I believe this is yeah it's an acrylic side panel this master box and I don't know this this carbide serie is just like super choked for airflow and then it goes up immediately you've got a mesh if I see which is totally different category it's mesh pricing is great too but twice as expensive as those other cases so you know what I'm just gonna I'm gonna trust my gut and go with p300 yo that's what I'm doing alright let's see what you guys voted on right yeah I'm gonna bring this up into the screen so you can see look at the results 1070 TI for $10 more 93% of you as I suspected are imploring me to go with that option and I think you guys have chosen correctly that's what I'm gonna do so let's go down to that from zou tag so Tech's also a very very good admin board partner that I use a lot so there it is we are now at whoo we are dangerously close to $800 her--they guys we need to leave the curb are spending a little bit at 740 for this is it's getting tight but again if we go a little over budget I'm not gonna freak out and again we can always rework the parts if you want to um so let's go to our next item which I will say storage in steam it's good Neal storage out of the way for this I'm just gonna type in 256 gig SSD sort by lowest price and you could if you wanted to you could spend pennies on like a no-name brand like like whatever this is what is this dogfish don't they make beer it even has a similar logo I mean I don't it's definitely not the same brand but yeah it's some Chinese brand but well that's like I'm a little skeptical but this is where I draw the line on SSDs like if it's a brand I've just never heard of and it's way too cheap to be to be you know it's way too good to be true type of thing I mean 26 bucks and this is only 128 gigs so that's something even a crazy deal now something like this silicon power I've used their products extensively in the past they've never let me down and you get 256 gigs here 35 bucks it's only $10 more than that in the dogfish option so let's see what else is here it might not get much better than that guys it may not get much better than that so a Davis got one but it's five bucks more a did is also a great brand for cheaper SSDs and then yeah and then they just get more expensive from there I'm going silicon power I've used this exact SSD and I build in the past so happy to bring it back here Oh Paul is now screaming cool you guys should all go show Paul some love to maybe um I don't know I think a dual stream if you're if your ears can be listening independent of each other then I suggest you watch both of our screens simultaneously but at any rate tell him tell him I say hi everyone go crash a stream and tell him I said little uh tell him to buy all the things and into and - you know if he wants to buy me something that would that be nice I'm not gonna complain all right so SSD SSD in the bag for 35 bucks feeling strong about that does Paul not have I'm gonna text Paul really quick he doesn't have sound Paul you have no sound you have no sound and then I'm gonna say that'll be the quote I said you have no sound in quotes and then your chat 2018 you have no sound your chat 20 I'm sure he'll get to get it together eventually I mean I did I mean I probably had a way bigger tech issues than he is right now at the beginning of this stream so let's move on though to storage I like two terabytes I think that's a happy medium it gives you enough for all your games most your games depending on how extensive of the library you have in with just games just getting larger and larger by the day it is you can't get away with the one terabyte drive anymore even if you're a casual gamer I mean these games are like 100 gigs plus now it's it's ridiculous so let's do two terabyte and see what what comes up again Newegg seems to know what I'm after right now because we have a $60 or Seagate Barracuda 2 terabyte 72 or 7200 rpm now I understand that a lot of people do not like Seagate and they've had really bad experiences with them I have honestly had nothing but great experiences a 2 terabyte Barracuda was my first hard drive ever that I bought back in 2012 and it's still going strong granted I'm not using it daily but it's it's just it's it's good it's just as reliable as any of the other drives that I've owned so I never I can't I can't not recommend it to people when I've had personally a great experience with them and for 60 bucks I mean it's it's definitely stuffing a lot cheaper them 2 WD options WD black is a little you know that's that's when you're doing it you know you've got the dough you got the extra cash flow for a black then you go black once you go black you never go back as they say it applies to the hard drives too you know speaking from personal experience there is a blue somewhere okay that maybe blue isn't even popping up interesting interesting okay so oh oh here it is so there is a WD blue option for the same price as that Barracuda but it's 5400 rpm which I know not gonna happen hard drives are slow enough after you know using SSDs for so long I I'm not gonna deal with a 5400 rpm drive and then the that means the 7200 rpm drive from you know the WD blue is probably gonna be quite a bit more maybe 10 20 bucks more I'm fine with the Barracuda though so let's do that why can't I add it why can't I add it to cart straight from here I don't understand why do I have to click on the product page there's stupid and it's got fairly good reviews too you know four out of five eggs let's take four eggs adding that no thanks don't need a protection plan and let's see the last thing we have here is a power supply let's do power supply here and we are we are over budget at this point eight hundred and forty bucks let's see what the the power supply gods have in store for us let's take one gander here I'll try to rework some of this stuff for you guys oh yeah 80 plus bronze partially modular and 500 to 550 watts those are those are the bare minimum features that I'm looking for right now and if we sort my lowest price okay this this scares me a twenty dollar power supply EVGA Br it's good from it doesn't have many reviews but all the reviews are positive VR is that stands for for brick the 500 BR it guaranteed to brick your computer in the first six minutes I don't know man what does a 600 watt go for 50 bucks okay that's quite a bit more I mean this is a if it's just a it's a budget PC it doesn't get much better than this man I mean it's granted it's not modular but the cables are black the kit that's the one thing the great thing that EVGA does is pretty much all their power supplies now even the budget ones are all black no ketchup and mustard so praise whoever at EVGA came up with that 80 plus bronze is also not not much to scoff at and we're already over budget guys so I feel like I feel like I feel like the only reservation I have is that it I always have this policy of never skimping on your power supply even even on day like Black Friday when you're trying get the most bang for your box so let's see what else we have here be quiet pure power 10 500 500 watts that's actually not terrible either not modular though whatsoever and then we have supernova 550 so you get an additional 50 watts that can come in handy especially if you're playing to overclock the system and it's fully modular with 80 plus gold 80 plus gold hey hey oh and the g3 series is something I tend to standby use these units so much in the past dang dude what does this originally go for ninety nine dollars down from a hundred bucks now granted even without Black Friday you could probably find it for 50 60 bucks but this is actually a really good deal and I'm probably gonna have to add it no thanks no powers no a protection plan so we are now eighty dollars over budget or eighty bucks over budget which is actually not terrible when you think about the kind of performance you'll be getting out of a rising five 2606 core cpu and a gtx 1070 aftermarket card non-reference you're gonna be able to overclock you're gonna be able to do streaming and stream wall gaming video editing pretty much the the world is at your fingertips with this with this parts list and i'm fairly happy with what we've managed to scrounge together in just a half an hour or so now if you wanted to cut this down we're not going to go hunting too deep for for alternate parts but if you wanted to cut this down there there are some ways that you could shave down the corners here the case is always it can be flexible you can find cases for 25 35 bucks so if you want to save fifteen dollars there you could go with something that doesn't have all the bells and whistles that the P 300 does again I love this case and I stand by my decision here but again if you're trying to hit that that price point it's 800 flat then you can get a you know shave down your case a little bit additionally you could you could probably get a cheaper motherboard if you weren't so hot on overclocking let's say you only wanted to overclock to three hundred megahertz at most or even like a hundred or two hundred and or you were over clocking it all yours happy with out of the box you don't want to risk anything even though the risk of overclocking is very low these days you could get a motherboard as we saw for forty nine dollars and that would save you an additional twenty so if you're saving $15 on the case $20 on the motherboard that's 35 yes I went to math school so that's already nailed down 35 bucks from our 80 and so we've only got you know 45 left to shave off here you could have saved an additional $10 on that gtx 1070 TI by going with the 1070 still an amazing card for 1440p gaming that brings us down to $35 over budget if you wanted to risk getting that $20 that $20 psu which was also from EVGA the the 500 watt Br you could shave that down to you could probably save five bucks on memory going with a slightly slower kit and and that's pretty much all I would skimp on and that would bring you down to eight hundred so you would be cutting some corners you wouldn't have you know some people would be okay would you perfectly fine making those sacrifices and others wouldn't it really boils down to your needs your your and your and your budget you know how how tightly do you want to swing this so that's pretty much it guys but I've had helpers along the way create links for all the parts that we use today and I will put them in my video description right freaking me out well we have 53 hundred of you watching right now so thank you everyone who's tuned in i I really do appreciate you guys support on this holiday week and the links are all in there so feel free to use them just this disclaimer I do get a small kickback for anything that you purchase through those links in case that you know doesn't sound stand morally right with you or something like that but it does help support the channel and and helps me continue doing what I'm doing so thank you guys so much that's gonna conclude it for now I've got family here and a bunch of other things going on today so I'm gonna get out of your hair thanks for tuning in guys love y'all and see you next time bye a good weekend yeah go go - pus cream