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00:00 Intro
00:39 What are you buying?
01:13 Graphics cards?
01:37 1080P vs 1440P
03:03 What do the specs mean?
03:44 What CPU do you need?
04:37 Do you need expensive motherboards?
05:06 Upgradability
06:09 How much storage?
07:02 What about RAM?
07:24 Do you need a good cooler?
08:43 RGB Case adds 10FPS
09:41 What size PSU do you need?
10:42 Outro

[@hauntedvoyager7806]

My greatest GPU budgeting tip: pay attention to price to performance above all else. It will will save loads of money in the long run beyond just paying for the name or the rgb the card has.

[@daviniarobbins9298]

Am told by another KZbin channel creator the GPU you go for should be x2 the cost of your CPU. That's RRP prices so for example an Intel i5 13500 costs £240(at Scsn) you would pair it with a 3060 ti GPU which costs around £500-ish..

[@erichagen3617]

If you are piecing a budget pc, I’d say at least get a really good quality monitor first and then buy your parts slowly over time, that way you can maximize your experience and it will last you longer than your GPU and CPU if you get a decent 1440p 240hz monitor for like $360

[@Lovely_Toast]

1080p 144hz does the job for budget in my opinion.

[@sidepiece8344]

I went with 240hz 1080p

[@Mesakezuit]

@@sidepiece8344 yeap saving for that. 1080 120 for myXboxss. but that new pc ima save for is gonna do wonders

[@sidepiece8344]

@@Mesakezuit If you're buying pre-built be ready for expensive maintenance and expensive replacement parts and performance issues

[@interception5055]

@@sidepiece8344 performance issues?

[@headlight31]

That thumbnail though. RIP Queen.

[@paulwalsh548]

Thanks to all your videos I know bought a gaming pc I'm very impressed with I went for 1660 graphics card. And can play on high settings looks so good. I would've spent another 200 or so but your vids and testing told me not to go over board I might change my power supply too 600 or 650 for my summer months just to help the fans but thanks keep up the good work, maybe a vid on computer screens for different rigs if you haven't done one in a while.

[@Bbbbunko]

I just recently found your channel as I've been wanting to upgrade to a sexy pc for a while. Amazing knowledge and entertainment. Keep it up and thank you 🙂

[@PcCentric]

Glad to help!

[@HitchBmx]

I just built up my first gaming pc, with many thanks to your help man! I’am beyond stoked to join the master race.

[@N1C0YA]

Welcome to PCMR, May your temps be low and your frame rates be high

[@HitchBmx]

@@N1C0YA 😂💚

[@YuniorGamboa]

Welcome to the family son

[@HitchBmx]

@@YuniorGamboa thank you, Dad

[@Notsoderpy]

@@HitchBmx lol

[@Tech.Closet]

Great content, good job!👍

[@Lamryanman]

Thank you! I’ve been trying to get into pc gaming for a long time now and you really help me out with it.

[@zakalwe2240]

Good stuff as always.

[@Testimony201]

Thanks for the Fire Videos as always😌🔥💯

[@CheckpointAndy]

Very helpful! Thank you. 😎

[@tincan8886]

Thanks for such great videos😁

[@Edible_Crayons]

You are the best tech you tuber EVER!

[@saulgoodman5189]

I can officially say "not first" 2 people are before me

[@Alex-tu5vu]

ok

[@bluecircleconsumerreport4422]

awesome, in my build i got top-notch mother board and amd cpu, then i managed 16 gb of ram rather than 32 gb, my hard drive was 500 gb since i had external as well so i save their a littel, i case was NZXT sort of mediocer but good in its standerds.

[@abdelrahmanhazem8637]

Best tech content KZbinr

[@nathanbabble1976]

You’re an awesome human being.

[@MrMatt3046]

1080 is OK up to 24in after that you deff want 1440, and above 27in it helps a lot to increase the resolution. You can play on a lot less tho.

[@johng4357]

It's all dependent on the games you want to play. Racing games look way better on 1440p (with the upgraded monitor of course) and so £200 extra on a £600 pc is worth it imo. 4k however is probably diminishing returns. Older hardware on the motherboard / CPU side tho i do agree, generally you aren't going to be CPU bound so it's pointless spending loads there. A 5600x is a great little CPU, even a 3600x is pretty decent for most games. Going higher in resolution (to 1440p for example) also generally takes load off the CPU in terms of supplying high rates so even less reason to spend more here. And then a £30 air cooler is plenty. Last thing, on the case, just get one with a mesh front and at least 2 fans if not 3 pre installed as case suppliers pay much less for fans then a consumer would so it's way cheaper than buying separately.

[@senritsujumpsuit6021]

Have a short list of any more tips lol feed us master

[@5M_Adif]

koooooookkooookooooooooo

[@Stazz]

i use that card and its perfect for games

[@Mcleody9]

First time getiing a proper gaming PC shortly. Going to nab myself a cheap AM5 setup (thinking Ryzen 5 7600X with a B650 motherboard) but then hold off on the GPU to see what goes cheap if the cryptocrash comes etc. Thinking RTX 3070 but will go higher if better GPUs come down in price over winter.

[@neilwilkins9002]

Yeah as my post in looking at R5 5600x plus the mythical GPU to boot, I'm only looking at 1 or 2 games that are ram and gpu stacked so I really don't need to newest of the new just the best of the rest...Good luck on your build 👍🏻

[@Roddy657]

crazy, i just got my pc from PCspecialist 2 days ago and that same AOC monitor (32") today.

[@skelligfiftyeight2519]

Sound advice 👌

[@diegoflores-saiffemartinez8037]

2:07 “when you add a 1080p graphics card” that could be confusing to people that don’t know as much about pcs, they might think that graphics cards can only do one resolution

[@HuntaKiller91]

True tho Msi mortar b450m+ryzen 2600 is only $99 And upgrade to 3600 is $50 more Might get the zen2 before upgrading to 5800X3D sometime nxt yr or two Im sure am4 still be fine like how old Xeons do

[@peterk5899]

I have a budget of £2k....... What set up would you recommend for gaming. I dont need a monitor. Great video as always. Very informative.

[@hellzonedeadshot7560]

I have been trying to build a PC but decided to check out PC specialist and realized buying the same parts on amazon is about £100-£150 more.

[@senritsujumpsuit6021]

Oh fuk

[@neilwilkins9002]

I have been toying with this root and nearly got 1 on finance about 6 months ago...my personal trouble is for what I'm looking at I would need more ram than the 16 the generally supply so would luck out with the difference in cost to swap out....Good luck with your choice

[@logancorrea2310]

All I want say thankyou . Finally I can get a PC faster. Thanks. Just saying I just read the title now. Watched it all no I know what to do

[@henrim2876]

bruh

[@remu3881]

Sounds good 👍 but will this fit HYTE Y60 case as I'm dying to have this case no matter what (and repaint red if I have 2) cheers 🍻

[@Harvey00Fleur2]

yeah I got a tip for saving money, don't go mini itx as they're generally a bit more expensive

[@MrMatt3046]

Not to mention it limits the size of the components and makes managing the heat a lot harder.

[@Harvey00Fleur2]

@@MrMatt3046 nope in my nr200 you can fit full size components, up to a triple slot 300mm gpu and a 240mm aio to cool whatever cpu you want to use and temps are the same I got in my matx case if not 2 or 3 degrees c warmer

[@MrMatt3046]

@@Harvey00Fleur2 I just ment that you wouldn't have to plan what was going to fit.

[@Harvey00Fleur2]

@@MrMatt3046 ik but in a lot of mini itx cases nowadays you dont have to anymore as almost any thing that you can think of will fit

[@sidepiece8344]

@@Harvey00Fleur2 a 240mm Isn't going to cool any cpu. Once you get over 8 cores you should be looking at 280s or 360s just to be safe. I went from a 240 to a 360 in my build and saw significant temperature drops at idle and max temps under full load.

[@Noobmaster-yc2pf]

Can you please do a review on the JONSPLUS BO102 Vertical Triangle.

[@shayson1357]

I'm on an i3 2100 with a gtx960 getting 60% gpu utilization at my resolution so big bottleneck, should I wait for V-cache ryzen early Q2 2023 or go for 7600x next month ? in both cases it's an entirely new pc except for GPU and storage.

[@devon5626]

NICE ONE

[@mylovereviews]

Cool!

[@premium-toast1289]

Hey i was wondering if these specs to build a pc is any good together?Deepcool CK560 ATX Mid Tower Case +Asus TUF GAMING B660M-PLUS WIFI D4 Micro ATX LGA1700 Motherboard + Intel Core i5-12400F 2.5 GHz 6-Core Processor + Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory + Samsung 870 Evo 1 TB 2.5" Solid State Drive + Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3060 Ti LHR 8 GB GAMING OC Rev 2.0 Video Card +Corsair RM (2021) 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply + Cooler Master Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition 57.3 CFM CPU Cooler would there be any problems and would it run good?

[@yra253]

what cpu cooler are you using here?

[@bookworm2510]

Hi this computer is great

[@deadsec7958]

12th Gen Intel i9-12900K 3.2 GHz 16 Core Processor -Msi RTX 3090TI suprim x -Asus ROG MAXIMUS Z690 -HYTE Y60 -NZXT Z63 -Corsair Vengeance RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-5600 -CORSAIR 1200W -LIAN LI SL20 PACK OF 3+ PACK OF 1 x2 -WD 2TB BLACK PCLE 4.0 NVME M.2 SSD this is the pc im thinking of building is this good for some highend gaming and a future proof for a while?

[@SC_2573]

what is the total price of all of the parts combined for the pc you have in this video?

[@thuggerdude1154]

I used to have a 710 but now I jumped directly to a GT 1030 for low 1080p gamjnf

[@Dutch_Sprint]

hi any 1 tips for my cpu, its getting a 100 degrees, with stock intel fan but i dont realy have the budget and will to buy a radiator for my cpu right now bc im busy with other things for my room

[@dontwatchdis]

Is a rx 6800 xt a goog pair for a i7 12700k? Or should i buy nvidia?

[@MysticNightcore]

I'm saving up for a Prebuilt PC with a i9-13900K, RTX 4090, 2TB M.2, 64GB DDR5-5600

[@TechTide296]

Id recommend spending more on the hard drive and gpu since without a good hdd your pc cant run games/apps and wont open things such as google super fast, my currrent pc cant open google so i am getting an nvme m.2 which roughly is 70 bucks so spend a bit on the hdd because it is a great item

[@neilwilkins9002]

I am a the crest of My wave...It started in lock down, I have watched 100's of dcs videos and I decided last year to not go down the PlayStation path and intact build, buy a pc. I have over this year bought hotas joystick and pedals off ebay, a 3 led headteacher. Converted a ps3 eyecam with xray film to only see the I.R. Leds. I even bought some modules from DCS... Now with mu humble 1000 pounds I have been dreaming of parts, re creating build after build. Watching many of Marcus's videos and his fellow tubers from across the world. 2 days ago I stopped looking....the reason is Black Friday/ Cyber Monday they are only weeks away (ok its still September) but this is my thought process, i am wanting the best gpu and ram prices everything else as long as its fits and works will be ok. I could press confirm purchase on amazon, ebuyer, scan and overclocker and the likes and be good to go by the weekend. I am hopeful that I can get to 3060ti 3070 area with this tactic....Will I fail who knows but if I did buy right now, would I also be kicking myself if I didn't wait that little bit longer.....

[@daviniarobbins9298]

I think for most people the only PCI-E slot on the motherboard a card is going to fill is a GPU. A lot of people won't be installing any other kind of card(unless you want faster ethernet or better sound or more m.2 storage). I think the only reason a lot of people would want a full size ATX motherboard is if they want more m.2 slots. Thing is though most will only install 2 or maybes 3 at most, if they want more storage maybes a HDD would be better for them. In this case they would be better off buying a micro ATX board. And if they aren't going to be overclocking a B660 or B760 board would be good enough for their needs or the AMD versions(which I don't know what they are called). And if they are going for a non overclockable Intel board they probably be better off with a non K version CPU and saving a bit of cash there too. I went for a B760 MATX board and an Intel 13500 CPU(I don't think I need a more powerful CPU for my needs). Most for gaming will be fine if a 750 or 850 watt PSU at the present point in time unless they are going for a 4090(but who has the best part of £2000 to burn?).

[@christiandk09]

Honestly the reason i want an ATX board is so that it doesnt look tiny and ridiculous in the atx case

[@itsdeonlol]

You always don't need the latest and greatest to enjoy PC Gaming!

[@naturedo2]

Sadly, you can't get a system like that for under £1000 from pcs now. The Falcon 60 isn't on the site, but doing my best to use the same components, I get it to £1,034 and that's with 2666MHz ram and a stock cooler. Doing some jumping around I found that the ram and cooler in your example system would hike the price to £1077. The overall point that you are making is sound though.

[@user-jv5ii7ll1m]

The falcon 60 is back on pc specialist at the moment

[@0Moh]

It’s up again

[@simoyahya245]

I want to ask you if you can answer I want a desktop computer without accessories without a screen except for the central unit used with these specifications i7 4790 processor. Processor 128 GB SSD 12 GB RAM 1To HDD how much can i buy

[@Notsoderpy]

how did your hair grow back so fast?

[@gvnshtn]

Are those B&W speakers part of the money saving scheme? 🙏😄

[@PcCentric]

Tbf they're almost ten years old!

[@Markknightexeter]

I wouldn't call the 3060 a 1440p card personally

[@neontetr4551]

All the games you’ve mentioned will run on tamagotchi, it’s their business model, so more people can play. Not to mention pay to win.

[@TipuTheDrivingTherapist]

hey is gen 4 4000 mb/s 500gb storage good? its only 55 dollars

[@Mesakezuit]

it I told you my future pc bulid can you bulid it for a video with a bulid guide ?

[@martinus_mars]

3:17 Just last generation? I'm still ten generations behind! and I'm doing just fine, running my i7-2600K at 4.4/6.3GHz on liquid cooling, hahaha! keeps up with my new RX 6600 just fine. 2x4 Gt of memory is no problem, either ... ordered some more + faster but it got delayed ...

[@vanveenmatt]

I thought the same with my 2600k, until i upgraded to a 5900x. What a difference. That i7 was really holding back the gpu.

[@galacticyachts1533]

Are all these parts compatible? I think they are but id love a second opinion if possible. And do you think these parts will all fit together in the fractal design air pop or potentially air pop xl case? I found the arctic freezer ii 240 to replace the fractal design lumen s24 but am worried the extra thickness might block the ram slot or stick msi tomahawk b660 ddr4 motherboard ddr4 3600 corsair vengeance rgb pro sl i5 12600k cpu evga 3080 xc3 ultra gpu Arctic freezer ii 240 cpu cooler Samsung 980pro with or without pre installed heat sink And any fitting gold or platinum 850/860w psu

[@michaelthompson9798]

Yes your items should be compatible 🥰😇👍 Just double check the Arctic Freezer II has Intel Socket 1700 brackets included or can be supplied by the retailer etc to complete your build 😇🥰👍! 1) Are you overclocking? …. If so go with Z690 chipset …. If not, stick with B660 chipset 👍😇. Also, will you be utilising the e-cores of the 12600K? If not, than I suggest save a few dollars and go with the 12400 🤩 2) if you want to save a little more cash …. then look at the MSI Mortar (M-ATX) motherboard as it’s pretty much the same vrm setup and features on a slightly smaller motherboard format and in many regions can save you a few $£€. 3) if you can get the 980 Pro on a good deal it’s great …. But if your just gaming on the NVME drive and NOT any production work such as video editing / Adobe Premier etc …. Stick with a decently priced and performing Gen 3 NVME drive and upgrade the capacity. If video editing etc is a high priority for you, than yes, stick with a Gen 4 drive.💪🥰 4) Ensure your psu is from a reputable brand to deal with the RTX 3000 series power spikes (under gaming loads etc)! Cheap psu’s can be nasty and not handle such a high performing GPU 💪🤯

[@galacticyachts1533]

@@michaelthompson9798 awesome thank you so much

[@TraeZy]

@michael Thompson you seem to know a lot, you have Twitter ?

[@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716]

Don't need an i5 11400, i3 10100f with a rtx 3060 or higher can play crysis 1 remastered at 1440p at "can you run crysis setting" and get above 55 fps stock cooler gave me max 65 degrees celsius at most 2tb sata ssd is better budget choice than m.2.

[@TimLongson]

RAM speeds are in MT/s not Mhz.

[@lalaboiz]

I have a 3080 but have since upgraded to a LG C1 48" oled... i want a 4090 already...

[@ehsanali7202]

Can u do a vid of showing how good your gaming pc is?

[@Notsoderpy]

wow the only thing that I learned is that the gpu and graphics card are the same thing 😂

[@YuniorGamboa]

1. GPU 2. CPU 3. MOTHERBOARD 4. RAM 5. MONITOR 6. PSU

[@Noqtis]

You can save a lot of money on a new rig if you consider to build the CPU yourself. You just need sand and a lot of water.

[@typerightseesight]

With intel releasing arc I don't think you should even bring them up without integrated processing. Your taking an arrow to the knee trying to boot the os to the graphics card instead of the processor. The bridge. The chipset. The AIO. Take's a dump in it's lap.

[@typerightseesight]

AMD uses ryzen processor's to be able to do that without having to plug and play from the motherboard itself. Intel's in a "youll shoot your eye out" formation without it. IMO.

[@user-cb9mp5cm9h]

im saving for a pc from there bc on my 30fps laptop

[@devinliu6394]

I got a rx 460 2gb from a friend for free is that good?

[@SebastianRodriguez-sx5oy]

@PCCentric I challenge you to make a budget PC that can run a minecraft mod pack with heavy shaders and tons of mob. Or even can blow up 10000TNT With out freezing up

[@KaizenMMA12]

Can anyone link me to a Centric video to help me please? I have a budget of £2000 and I'm looking for 4k Ultra settings at nice decent frames, is this even possible? thanks

[@Lemonade0.0]

I Have a question Is Ryzen 3 2200g and rx480 and 16gb still worth the performance to build?

[@mikkodoria4778]

Are all those brand new or all second hand?

[@AntwonDaBusiness]

Games are super CPU heavy now. Priorities are cpu AND gpu

[@Ibrahimahmed79961]

Is intel 13th gen going to be lga 1700 or somthin newer

[@redrobbosworkshop]

1700

[@anthonygarofalo3082]

I just got new ram and a new gpu for my prebuilt and now I put them both in, everything worked fine, l went into bios to restart everything and now my asus nonutor won’t turn on. It says no signal display purt now and Idk what to do. I already unplugged everything and tried a new display cord. I really don’t know what else to do. Sonepne PLEASR help!!!

[@JJFlores197]

Clear CMOS. Check board manual for instructions.

[@its_nvm8189]

Can some one help me to see is this setup good or not? INTEL CORE I5 12400F without IGPU (6 CORE/ 12 THREADS/4.4GHZ) ASUS TUF LC 240 RGB ASUS PRIME B660M-A WIFI D4 (MATX/4xDDR4 3200/2x M.2/4x SATA/ARGB) 32GB KINGSTON FURY BEAST RAM 1TB KINGSTON NVME SSD x2 ASUS TUF 750W 80+ BRONZE PSU NZXT MID-TOWER H510 ELITE PC CASING NO INCLUDE POWER SUPPLY - BLACK ASUS GEFORCE TUF GAMING V2 OC RTX 3070 8GB DDR6

[@beyondearth6418]

Rule #1: don't upgrade every year. Rule #2: upgrade every 5-6 year. Rule #3: only upgrade if power consumption is almost on par with your current cpu and performance is higher by 30%+.

[@EJuliusF]

My monitor and gpu combo costs £1200 and is 1440p

[@LORDNAG1]

Everytime I go into a pc custom option in websites, I end up making monsters than will probably blow up. On a side note, what if you run your computer open air? I seen you do it for test. What's the point of a case and fans if you can just do that, other than the obvious thing that is vulnerable to something hitting it. But if your careful What's the big deal

[@Paradeperson69420]

Mainly dust, the glass panels and dust filters exist for a reason and will probably keep your pc from choking on kilograms worth of dust.

[@sidepiece8344]

@@Paradeperson69420 also easier to clean an open air build. Twist tie the fans and spray it out with electronics duster and go over it with a small vacuum with a brush attachment. Takes 5 minutes tops. When you have it enclosed in a case you have to take all the dust filters out to clean them and clean the glass. You have to clean an open air build more frequently but it's so much easier

[@theoneandonlyginger6098]

Do you give away those pc’s🙃

[@n0xxm3rcyxx]

it doesnt have to be expensive.... i think i have the worst luck with pc's... bought a pre-built so i can upgrade as i go... $800 (ON SALE 3 -4 years ago pre-covid.) ... upgraded my psu ($160) for my 5700xt ($600)... had to get 2 sticks of ram because it came with only 8bg of random ram($90). then the ram was no good. needed more ram because one went bad. they didnt sell 1 stick of the same kind with same mhz, so i bought another set ($90). needed a cpu fan to draw heat out ($65).... after the warranty expired... on my 5700xt.... it broke shortly after.... so im back with my little kick ass rx580 :) so what started off as an $800 computer onsale... turned out to be close to $1,800 and i dont get to use the gpu... :) yay. lol thats my story glad you tuned if have a good day if you didnt...

[@eande941]

Yeah I’ve dealt with similar with my psu. Now I have to either keep it and limit myself of what gpu, cpu and other specs I use, or completely buying a whole expensive one, all because of lack of knowledge. It’s like we might aswell should of just tried building one ourselves from the start.

[@diegoflores-saiffemartinez8037]

How come in 7:07 you say 16 but in 7:14 you say 32. Btw sorry for the nitpicking, keep up the good work

[@2009numan]

not every game needs a gpu to play it some games will run fine on a apu

[@Thebboyy]

I WISH YOU ADD CSGO TO BENCHMARKS ON YOUR NEXT VIDEOS THNAK YOUUU

[@snicketlemony5820]

...GPU...the most annoying thing rn, rtx 3060 ti is ~100 bucks cheaper then 3070, but the 3070 doesnt give that much more of an improvement, 3070 ti is closer to 3070 then 3080(not in middle like the others) and 3080 is too expensive 😭. Really in a dilemma

[@vanveenmatt]

I just go balls to the walls every ten years and a couple gpu upgrades during that.

[@vxvii_]

Hey is anyone able to help me? I got off my pc to take a break got back on and it turns on for about 10-15 seconds then shuts off, when I take my ram out it starts just fine and runs longer then what it would with the ram stick in, is this a sign I need a new ram or is there another reason?

[@JJFlores197]

Remove all RAM modules. Install the module that appears to be bad and power on your PC. Does it work normally? If not, then the problem is most likely with that module and it will need to be replaced.

[@vxvii_]

@@JJFlores197 I fixed it bro just needed a cmos reset thanks for the help tho!!

[@Giyugoat]

can someone send me a good gaming setup mouse pc monitor and keyboard for around 2000

[@hatlingtype6763]

Hi!

[@master_baiter1873]

I would say 128 gb m.2 and a 1 tb sata ssd. Sata ssd (1 tb) can be had for about 45 bucks now. Much cheaper than a 1 tb m.2 even with ths 128 gb m.2 which go for about 20ish dollars.

[@Shinigami-gk2mr]

What are all these prices in freedom dollars? I don’t speak in weight

[@rdtheskald]

I cannot find any damn video on exactly where to buy from or a custom PC website or anything of the sort to help with budgets....

[@kaspervasina3235]

Hi

[@thenoob_artist0586]

What about Monster Hunter Rise

[@mccloud_1999]

I just bought a used 3070 for half off msrp lol. So $300 USD

[@Arnavvvvraneee]

noti gang wya?

[@Amz09666]

Please make a cheap pc guide video I’m 12 and only got £430

[@drblitz3092]

how to save money, stop eating out. mentally think, "only grocery stores exist" . -nvidia 4090 with water block -raptor lake i-9 13900ks with water block -atx 3.0 PSU -z790 mother board -corsiar dominator ram ddr5 32gb -samsung 990 pro 2tb ssd -water cooling gear(corsair,EK) -ATX case, fans, radiators , gpu riser, fan hub,power cable extensions, tools , 4k monitor

[@jonascoscom]

Never use 4 ram modules in gen 12 it doesn’t work well

[@jbx2023]

Why not? 12th gen supports 2 modules per channel iirc

[@jonascoscom]

@@jbx2023 that’s applies to ddr5 for some reason it look like the imc can’t handle it. And you know two ddr5 sticks give you quard channel

[@jbx2023]

@@jonascoscom Two ddr5 sticks don't run in quad channel, that's a common misconception due to it utilizing two 32 bit channels as opposed to a single 64 bit channel on each dimm

[@aperson9907]

Here before discord noti

[@Mark_catface]

0:55 sorry but i dont agree at all i think everything needs to be balanced

[@andyMaDsafc]

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