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today's video is brought to you in part by Corsairs vengeance RGB hey what's going on everybody welcome back once again to TECA tomorrow where we're doing another build this time based around the rising 1,500 X and the RX 570 both very very popular products and people over at AMD so we thought we'd put a bill together that was affordable and still look pretty cool so this build is considered a budget build I'm not going to stay cheap because cheap makes things down well cheap so this is a budget build everything inside the case all together about six hundred and fifty dollars it runs really nice the scores are good you guys have seen before that a 1500 X just slightly overclocked and score just as well as an 1800 X so why spend that extra money on a CPU if you're just a gamer do you know the brand new rx 570 these cards are coming to market like right under $200 so it's a perfect blend so with that said let's jump in and let's check out this really nice system which I'm calling omega red let's check it out so first off let's check out the case now this case is red obviously matches an AMD build in this case comes with everything this is the Rosewill black hot-dipped galvanized steel ATX mid tower case but this case is cool because it's not only $70 it comes with a five hundred power supply inside the unit you can be automatically up and going with your system without to purchase an additional power supply but we'll get to that in just a minute for the motherboard we went for the gigabyte GAA be 350 gaming 3 AMD rise in a m4 motherboard now a lot of people have said that the 350 series does view games and stuff just about as good as an X 370 chipset now but from what I'm seeing from the scores that we did the motherboard is a wee bit slower than an X 370 not so much you're going to be like oh I can't absolutely use that board but the scores are just a wee bit slower and all the features are nice the overclocking stuff seems to be about the same I have to say these motherboards are quite a good price for what they are now for the CPU obviously we're using the AMD Rison 515 in our Dex processor and we decided to go ahead and use this fire cooler this is a race fire cooler that came in the box to keep the price down now the CPU currently comes to market at about 189 dollars and it's pretty much the mid-range winner for AMD at this point now this next component the rx 570 this is a very objective card there are cards in the market that are cheaper than this one so you could build this bill just a little bit lower if you use different cards unfortunately the power color the fact that's an overclocked card and pretty much like the creme de la creme of the cards it costs a little bit more but in your build you can choose to use something else if you wish now for the memory at first when I built the system I put four gigabytes of memory in the system and let me tell you guys four gigabytes with Windows 10 and this just isn't cutting it it's very very sluggish and everything that we're doing so we decide to switch it up now to stick the we got is by coming called Pacific now they're kind of an odd company I personally haven't heard of them but we were able to pick this memory up at Fry's it's very very low price fifty three dollars for eight gigabytes if there's any problem like I said it does have a nice two-year warranty so you can feel nice and secure for at least two years now as far as the hard drive goes we decide to go with the WD blue one terabyte drive and this drive is a great price you can get this drive right now for 50 bucks that's right I said 50 bucks if you want to get a 2 terabyte drive they come in to market about 70 to 80 dollars so you can change that around your system if you need more space now one thing I want to mention folks the 500 watt power supply that comes in the Rose will case it does do pretty well but in all honesty if you plan on using your system for a lot longer time or actually using your system do upgrades and stuff I would go ahead and buy a little bit of a more powerful power supply especially if you want to do crossfire or SLI or anything like that in a future build you might want to think about getting another power supply to replace that one we've put a link down below where you guys can check that out or you can choose one for yourself but either way if you're not going to be keeping the system the way that it is for a long time I might really consider getting a little bit bigger power supply and let's just face it folks more power means more room for expansion hey tech fans if you haven't seen it before you gotta check this out this is Corsairs RGB vengeance memory kit now not only is this memory fast it also features a vast array of colors due to the RGB implement of the memory so if you're looking for something they'll keep your computer running fast and still look totally badass check out Corsairs vengeance RGB alright folks so that is the system now I know some people out there going to make their comments like they always do but oh my god dude you've got mustard and ketchup cables if you want a system with completely custom cable and all that it's going to cost you a lot more money so being like I said this is a budget based build I wasn't so worried about you know having the best you know good-looking coolest cable stuff in the world I was more or less looking for a system that would play all of your games at 1080p and still be within a nice price range so with that said though let's jump in right now we obviously know the test station is and let's check out those scores and see how the Omega Red performed that's right all right tech band so there you have it the Omega Red a $630 gaming system that plays games at 1080p really really well you guys can see it this system does perform great across the board a little bit slower like I said in the X 370 boards but that's just you know a small little thing one or two frames per second you know across the board really is in my book that big of a deal and if you want to overclock the 1500 X like I said you can get performance almost like that with 1800 X you guys saw us do with the 1600 X the 15th rx overclocks pretty much exactly the same way not quite as high you know of clock speeds and stuff but that's you know just a wee bit of performance now like usual this is a suggested build you can change any of the parts you want to do to you know your specific needs now I know a lot of people can just go out there to PC parts picker you know click click click a button and get you know the cheapest components all together but the only thing with doing that is is sometimes some of the cheaper components don't always work well together so doing that's a cool idea you know but there's no you know guarantee that when you get those things your houses everything is going to run perfectly together especially if you're a person who's like really new to building PC stuff you might not want to get the absolute bottom line cheapest part on everything that's out there and like usual this is just a suggestive build you can do things like I said to how you want to but if you're interested in this building you think it's pretty cool all the links to parts everything will be down with that like button you guys know what to do there and hey if you're not sub to the channel I'd love to see you here so that's it folks the Omega Red $630 gaming system featuring all pretty much AMV parts and their components so peace out we'll see you guys back on Tekken Omar from more Tech tomorrow