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about today but I'm getting ahead of myself if you're gonna build a computer you need to figure out what parts to put in it that is what this monthly series is all about I part out two builds at least every month and then I typically build one of them during the month so stay tuned subscribe if you're not already if you want to see me put at least one of these systems together if you're looking for builds today check out my builds playlist where I have plenty of builds available and if you're not familiar with how to build a computer in general then check out my how to build a gaming PC beginner's guide playlist because there's quite a few different guides in there that will walk you through the steps today's builds are based on your feedback from last month so check out the video description if you want a vote for next month's builds but we're doing a bang for the buck then to build based on the rise in 3600 and we're doing a max then to build based on the 3900 X I went for like a reasonable max not like all-out max I might do a maximum build maybe next month but for next month's definitely vote you can see the different options that I've put for you guys there and that link is down in the video's description let's get into it with the first build for this month which is gonna come in at about nine hundred dollars I'm using PC part picker for these build lists by the way and they will be linked in the description and again you're going to see some warnings here because I'm forward-looking some of these parts aren't out yet specifically the rise in 3000 series stuff and then when it comes to graphics cards I'm using Nvidia graphics cards for both of these builds but definitely keep your eye on the new novel based cards that are also launching on Sunday the RX 5700 and our X 5700 XT and we have the rest of the parts here I'm gonna go over these one at a time but there's the full list for you starting off of course with their eyes if I had thirty six hundred much anticipated the six core 12 thread processor with third gen risin I don't know the performance really yet but it's going to cost two hundred dollars for six cores and twelve threads yes you can currently get first or second gen rise in six cores for less than that but I'm anticipating the performance here is going to justify it's been a little bit more for the third gen parts especially if you're building a gaming PC pairing this up with a B 450 motherboard rather than X 570 for this more budget oriented build the main thing you're giving up here by going with B 450 is PCI Express Gen 4 so the really really fast nvme SSDs that are about to launch you won't be able to take full advantage of their speed but honestly for a gaming PC you really do not need that just keep in mind if you want PCI Express Gen 4 you're going to need to invest in an x5 70 series motherboard and my second build does use one of those this is down to a hundred dollars over on Amazon there right now which is nice because I felt like the price was creeping up on this board because it is a fairly popular one with rising builds even the existing first and second generation builds because it has good power delivery you should be able to overclock even a 12 core don't quote me on that quite yet because we need to test it independently but you should be able to do a decent amount of overclocking when to support and other than that it's got everything you need to get up and running for memory the sweet spot for Rison is ddr4 thirty-six hundred at least according to what AMD tells us but I don't think they'd lie to us about something like that right out of the gates so what I've done here is a parametric filter on PC part picker for ddr4 3600 speed memory and then the kit size we want is a 2 by 8 gig stick kits ran that search sorted by price and it is just dropping in the cheapest memory kits that aligns with those specifications which is only $70 it is a g.skill sniper x kit though available on Newegg so this must be on sale because it is fairly not that great looking I guess this is supposed to look match up with the Tough Series motherboards no your memory looks like is a lot less important than the speed and capacity of the memory so this is available for 4 more days if that ends you should also keep an eye on the other kits on this list and then definitely like I said keep an eye out on the launch dear reviews and especially people who are doing memory testing because AMD been a lot more confident about memory compatibility with their gen Rison but there's still chance that some kids might play nicer than others so that is something again to keep an eye out for for storage I just went with a 500 gig class SATA SSD this is the ATA 2 su 655 which is available on Amazon for about 48 dollars there's how there is available in this price range I do recommend sticking to brands that you maybe have heard of before there are even some nvme SSDs like the Intel 660 P that come down in this range that can be fairly competitively priced too so keep an eye on those and you should be able to find a 500 gig SATA SSD for about 45 to 50 dollars moving on we have a graphics card and for that I went with the art GX 2060 which is maintaining its current price even with the launch of the super cards at $350 but you can find these on sale for even a little bit less I went with this ZOTAC gaming card because it actually has a decent cooler it is well reviewed some of the more entry-level r-tx 2060s can be pretty under built but this one is a solid choice so consider that but again also consider the Radeon rx 5000 series cards that are coming out 250 750 700 XT because we don't have benchmarks for those yet and you want to at least cross compare that against the 2060 I think for now this will be a good choice but just keeping repeating myself in this video because I don't often recommend parts that aren't quite out yet but two more days two more days we have to wait and then we can figure all that stuff out moving on though for a case we have the fan Tech's Eclipse p3 50 X which has a really nice feature sets for a case and it's only about $60 available for 60 bucks on Newegg so consider that any case in the 60 to $70 range that matches your aesthetic tastes has decent reviews and has the features you're looking for like the same sized motherboard and everything you'll probably be okay with but I've worked with the p3 50 X before it's a good case finally we need a power supply I went with the 650 watts and went with 80 plus bronze and I made sure it was all black cables that's what you need to look for I also recommend going for a reputable brand such as a corsair EVGA see sonic Coolermaster and then if you can get modularity that is convenience although it is not absolutely necessary this one is not modular for example but it does still have all black cables so you make sure that you have any nasty cable colors standing out in your build all that comes together for again just under $900 this is actually more expensive when I first put it together last night but there was that price break on the motherboard that brought it down a bit so for $900 this bill is absolutely gonna destroy games and also have a pretty good chance doing well for gaming and streaming or any compute related tasks because you do have six cores and twelve threads and the processor I am excited to see the performance of builds like this now that we have this new launch coming out but let's move on to our second build for this month which is these $1,650 gaming PC a bit more all out a bit more high-end this one's using the rise in 3900 X and I paired it up with an RT X 27 T super since we now have better prices on better performing RT X 27 t cards with the launch of the super but looking at the total price here I'm actually a little bit over my sixteen fifty sixteen hundred and fifty dollar budget sixteen sixty 285 is what it's coming out to but let's run down the parts 3900 X 12 cores 24 threads on the main stream platform really really excited to share some performance benchmark numbers with you guys on this very soon again that'll be out on Sunday I have been testing this but I can't tell you about it yet just that it's you should be excited it's fun the Kraken X 62 is one of the better ones on the market this is the second revision of it does cost about a hundred and forty dollars so yes you couldn't get away with the cooler that comes in the box or save some money on a cooler but I wanted to give it a lot of cooling so that's why I went with that anyway for a motherboard we have the Asus tough gaming X 570 plus we don't have official pricing on the motherboards yet although a lot of them have had some details and pictures and breakdowns and unboxings that have already been posted I chose this motherboard because I wanted to reiterate and confirm with you guys not all of the X 570 motherboards are like upwards of $300 there are some really expensive super overbuilt ones out there but you don't need to spend that much to get X 570 case in point this one I don't know the official price for I've estimated about 175 dollars all I know for sure is it's gonna be sub 200 bucks but going with something like this you are gonna get PCI Express 4.0 supports and then a lot of these are gonna have pretty much the same base characteristics when it comes to having a few m dot two slots available for DIMM slots so you can populate all your memory you might miss out on a few things such as a front panel USB 3.1 gen2 port but this board even at least from the look of it has solid power delivery again it's pretty early to say for sure but I wanted to get this build going without going too crazy over budget and like the other motherboard that I have available I think is gonna be well over 300 bucks I thought this one would be a bit more reasonable choice for memory again I have a 2 by 8 gig ddr4 3,600 memory kits I didn't use the parametric filter this time I specifically chose a vengeance lpx kit because they're not too overpriced right now only about 92 dollars on new egg for the 3600 speed kit this one just it's low profile so it matches up with a lot of coolers granted I chose an all-in-one for this build so that doesn't make as much sense but it's it just it blends in it doesn't stand out it's all black so there you go and the memory speed again is the more important thing I wanted a faster 1 terabyte SSD for our operating system drive for this build you can still get these one terabyte drives for like right around 100 bucks you can get them for just under $100 but I wanted one that was actually gonna be decently fast this isn't the fastest of the nvme SSDs that are available but it should give you upwards of 2,000 megabytes per second reads and around 1500 megabytes per second writes and that is a significant bump up over your standard SATA SSDs for our graphics card I went with the RT X 2070 super I chose the founders Edition because that's the only one I have confirmed right now it's only gonna be $500 bear in mind that there are a lots of already developed over builds RT X 2070 GPUs that manufacturers are just gonna take the existing design for and put it in our on an RT X 2070 super so there's gonna be a bunch of these coming out really soon with third party manufacturer designs that have you know better built coolers and everything like that so keep an eye out for those I just want to point out that the age of the archie x 2070 nice cards being 600 bucks should be over because the base price for the founders edition is $500 and you really shouldn't be spending too much more than that so 500 $550 i think is what you should spend for an RT x 2070 super and yes that is a price drop if you're comparing it to what we were seeing with the RT x 2070 originally especially like I said the fancier versions of the cards that were more over built and lastly we have case and power supply just went with the NZXT th 500 for this one it's only about $70 this is a very well reviewed case kind of following a series of good mid tier cases from NZ XD they actually have an H 510 that I'm going to be working with fairly soon that they just showed off at Computex so that's kind of exciting and I will go into more on that once I get to that point but but about 70 to 80 bucks you can get a really decent case these days for this price range you might spend a little bit more like a hundred but you know this one did everything I needed it to do it was only 70 so that's why I went with that finally power supply pretty much the same requirements as I did for the $900 build just bump the wattage up to 750 watts bumped the 80 plus certification up to gold and then this one is also a fully modular power supply it's only $80 for the Coolermaster nwe this is a new series that they've kind of recently just launched it's a its saw a power supply and again all black cabling so once again you guys there's a lot of stuffs that I can't quite tell you just yet but just give me a couple days Sunday probably Sunday and maybe Monday - I have a few videos I'm working on because this right here it might be what you guys are all looking for the new Rison 3000 series CPUs or maybe this is an old rising CPU I can't even tell you that for sure I mean I could but then AMD would get mad at me or something guys thank you so much for watching this video though again the links to all the parts that shows out are down in the video's description so thanks for clicking those and checking it out if the thumbs up button if you enjoyed it stay tuned Sunday more videos coming out with rice and 3000 benchmarks Navi benchmarks it's gonna be epic thanks again for watching and we'll see you next time