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a lot of you guys have been asking for a risin cookie-cutter PC building today I'm just going to do just that and give you the best parts for the best money welcome back to tech city this is brian coming to you guys today with a pc that comes in at nine hundred dollars it features a six core 12 threaded cpu it's going to be overclocked and you're also getting a really tight graphics card in there the gtx 1070 so the performance for the dollar is insane with this build but without further ado let's take a look at the parts list and then we'll do the build and then the benchmarks so the cpu were using the arisin 5 1600 this is hands-down one of the if not the best value for money cpu out there at the moment it comes included with quite a decent cooler and is overclockable and has six cores and twelve threads it is an absolute beast in gaming as well and productivity and for two hundred and twenty dollars you just simply cannot go wrong and then with the motherboard we can couple that with an inexpensive be 350 motherboard and still overclock I opted to go with the fatality which does have a heatsink on the v RM and does have good onboard audio and then with the graphics card we're going with a gtx 1070 these have come down in price recently to the point where you can pick one up for around three hundred and fifty dollars and at this point they provide exceptional price performance and even start to go into high-end gaming and for the power supply we're going with a 500 watt 80-plus power supply this will give us enough juice for all our components even when overclocked and for memory we're going with a 16 gigabyte ddr4 kit so make sure you get to a gigabyte sticks as this will enable the memory to run into your channel mode which is quite important for performance I went with some crucial memory that I do recommend you just grab the cheapest option available as memory is quite expensive at the moment and with the case we are using the Corsair spec one this is a really hard-hitting entry-level case it's currently $50 and you can also pack a lot of components in there it even has a little bit of cable management room and the included fan is actually quite decent and you get a side panel so you can invite your filled once you've finished it and then the last component we're using is a Seagate one terabyte Barracuda really good price performance and the read and writes are very consistent and now this brings the whole total of this bill to nine hundred US dollars or if you're in Australia around about twelve hundred and ninety Australian dollars now a Slovak locks on the CPU we managed to get 3.8 gigahertz on the horizon five 1600 on a be 350 motherboard with a stock cooler now you may want to go higher if you want to but I don't really recommend it with this combination of parts as the stock cooler will start to get overwhelmed by heat if you give it much more voltage which you generally do need going past around 3.8 gigahertz on Reisen and also the be 350 motor boards especially the entry-level options generally don't have as good of erm as the more expensive option and as for the graphics card we managed to get an extra 100 megahertz roughly on the core which are enabled this to go all the way up to 2.1 gigahertz on the core and also with the memory runs to get an extra wine gigahertz affective out of the memory so this raised the memory up to 9 gigabits per second speeds essentially and this was a very impressive overclock considering we didn't have to give it much more cool voltage at all you there it is guys the benchmarks show it all this PC performed incredibly well at 1080p and also 1440p gaming I was really impressed at not only how well it did in the games but also the temperatures were very controlled even with a budget $50 case such as the Corsair spec one and now I do highly recommend you overclock if you do get these parts I have a GPU overclocking tutorial and also a CPU overclocking tutorial for horizon which I'll put the links in the description below or quickly hotlink them up here they're taking a closer look at the frame rates we were getting from this machine if you are a highly competitive player for games like dota 2 or csgo then this PC was scoring really well with frame rates that we're going phenomenally high at 1080p and then if we look at the later titles like Mass Effect Andromeda or even battlefield one which I know a lot of people play at 1080p and 1440p the frame rates were incredibly good so I've got nothing bad to say about this PC in terms of performance now what about some of the other parts that we used in this build well I did use an entry-level power supply from silverstone and if you are in australia this is my highly recommended choice for the best bang for buck power play if you are in America than EVGA really hit hard with some of their 500 watt power supplies and honestly for this build I didn't even get up to 300 watts being consumed from the wall when I was on full load in fire strike combined and while Styles overclocked so a budget entry-level power supply is a good idea if you want to save some money and keep in mind though anything cheaper than this then you are starting to get into that danger category where some of the components used in those very cheap options just won't do the job and your computer may even cut out they can power supply may even start smoking up which has happened in the past to me before and lastly with the be 350 motherboard the fatality it has great onboard audio it also is a pretty decent overclocker everything worked and then we've got the crucial 16 gigabytes of ddr4 memory - 8 gigabyte sticks that performed really well I got it up to two thousand six hundred and sixty-six megahertz which with the gtx 1070 is a really good level anyway guys I hope you enjoyed today's video if you did then don't forget to leave a big like and let me know in the comments section below if you had a similar budget what would you do differently if you would do differently and I'd love to read your comments as always and with that I will recommend if you have a little bit of extra money then you can get an SSD even a 128 gigabyte version which will speed up your overall desktop experience and also will allow some of your favorite games because you won't have a lot of room to load up a lot of faster and of course all the links will be in the description below and I'll catch you guys in another tech video very soon peace out for now bye