Budget Build PC

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2 ай бұрын

This is just for home basic use desktop.
Nothing beefy for gaming or heavy workload.
Mostly use for browing the internet, emailing and MS Office.
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@cheesecake906 Ай бұрын

Nice work man

@marcins6071 Ай бұрын

I love GT 730!

@InfuzedPH Ай бұрын

you could have saved a few bucks by using i3 12100 which has integrated graphics, skipping the gt730 entirely. unless for multiple monitor setup or if the client needs that gpu.

@spentcasing3990 Ай бұрын

Some bad info in this video. I get it's a budget pc but there are people that are going to watch this with 0 experience building a pc. 1. That cpu doesn't come with a heatsink. It comes with a cooler, the heatsink is a part of the cooler. 2. CPU drivers will automatically install when there are no drivers present. You don't need to install any typically. If you do that can be done through your device manager. That motherboard didn't come with a CD as a cost saving measure because it's a budget board. 3. You don't need to remove the plastic bracket from the cpu socket. When you install the cpu and lock it in place it automatically pops off. Also if you're new to building pc's the way you installed the cpu is a great way to bend the motherboard pins. 4. Why would you mix the pre applied thermal paste with more thermal paste you applied (poorly) ? It's not going to hurt anything but you have no idea how old the thermal paste is on the cooler. Better to remove it and use aftermarket paste. 5. Tuck in the wire for the cpu fan, it looks sloppy and can interfere with the fan. 6. How about tell people what case you're using and zoom out so people can see it properly. It's a Corsair 4000D for anyone reading this and wondering. 7. Modular power supplies are modular because the cables are not attached, so you can attach the ones you need. You're not technically wrong by saying you can add them how you want it. But you should do a better job explaining that. 8. The reason why you put your power supply with the fan facing down is not for exhaust. Power supplies exhaust air from the rear, the fan is an intake fan. You place it on the bottom typically so it can have it's own seperate fresh air supply to help cool it. There are situations where the power supply would face up. 9. Again zoom out so people can actually see what you're doing. Half of what your doing is off the screen. 10. You should have put all the motherboard screws in 1st before putting in the 24pin and cpu power. That way you would have made sure everything was lined up properly. 11. Low profile does not mean it doesn't need additional power from a pci-e connector. Low profile means it's a graphics card designed for small pc's like office computers that have very limited space. For example a Dell Optiplex or HP office computer would use low profile cards. You also have multiple ports to connect monitors on the back of your motherboard. That board Gigabyte B760M has 1 x VGA 1 x HDMI and 2 x Display ports. You could hook up multiple monitors without that gpu. And why a 730 of all cards to pick from. You would be better off getting a better cpu with onboard graphics if all the pc is going to be used for is basic internet tasks. 12. Why wouldn't you connect the front panel USB C port, that makes 0 sense. You also didn't explain anything about where the SSD should be installed. You left it looking like an unfinished mess. Show everything being installed, clean up the cables so people can see what needs to be done. For someone who advertises that they do PC repair you really came across in this video like you don't have a lot of experience.