THE BEST RYZEN 7 5700x GAMING PC BUILDS IN 2024! (TOP 3)

[@bocconom]

I appreciate this video because I built a system for my son using this chip and another tech site said it was a weak chip (he might have mixed up the difference between the X offering and non-x offering with the latter subpar to the X). But from what you and many others have said that for things like gaming (especially 1440p) it will more than do the job. Thanks.

[@Soycocobeans]

Will the Ryzen 7 5700x be fine with a Rx 7800 xt?

[@Condomito..]

nah it will blow up😘

[@ENDXGAME]

if you're running maybe 1440p but for 1080p ? there's a massive BOTTLENECK trust me.. I have it :P

[@Leo-hf9wo]

@@ENDXGAME6600xt?

[@rafaelguerra9608]

​@@ENDXGAMEwhat fps you get ag 1080p? Pls list the settings and games u play. Thanks in advance, thinking of buying an rtx 4070 super or 7800

[@Think563]

@@rafaelguerra9608me too i think for 7800xt or 4070 i have already amd graphic but sometimes drop fps crash so i think 4070 has stable drivers maybe better choose

[@mwat22]

Is it possible to get the previous gen RX6700 OR RX6700XT for this build cause I saw them going for about same or similar prices on AliExpress 250-300 if you choose the 6800

[@chrispavlopoulos176]

This is an amazing video. I have been researching to build a badger good gaming PC .after 3 months I ended up with your first build almost to the letter. I hope I had just saw this video 3 months ago he he. Only problem is that here in Europe and especially in socialocommunist Sweden everything cost 30% more than in USA.

[@FreakyBeaRTV]

Wait, so RTX 4070 and Ryzen 7 5700x have no bottleneck?

[@Arejen03]

it shouldnt be that much of a deal

[@FreakyBeaRTV]

@@Arejen03 ok cool

[@Herculesx501]

hey bro, im planing on buildimng my PC first time, let me know how it worked out for you

[@FreakyBeaRTV]

@@Herculesx501 haven't try it myself, u going to go for 4070 with 5700x?

[@zandrosoberano]

Is AM4 still good in 2024? Or should i get the AM5? Planning between R7 5700x or R5 7600x

[@Arejen03]

depends on the money, u have to spend more then new gen, for a quick cost friendly update 5700x its what i did with my 5 2600 swapped to 5 5700x, propably the best deal would be 5700x3D

[@danieltaylor2873]

Yes it's just fine it's what I run, lol I even ran a system the other day with a r3 2200g, 1070 overclocked and it was ridiculously good. But what do you want and what do you play. All else fails do a few simple upgrades on your current systems keep it going and save for your dream cpu. That what I'm doing and will move to am5 simply because as new games come out they will be built based on current and new architectures but should be gd for some years w/AM4.

[@SandStormPower]

I've ordered this CPU to replace my trusty and even to this day, pretty fast for my use, Ryzen 7 1700X. My mobo is the B450 A Pro. While at it, also ordered 64gb of ram (4x16 corsair 3200mhz)

[@standeman32]

I think I’m currently running 2600mhz ddr4 which I ran on an R5 1600, will that be incompatible with the Ryzen 7?

[@ZenBryhan]

@@standeman32should probably see if you can get a 32gb kit of 3200 or 3600mhz

[@standeman32]

@@ZenBryhan so it did work, but I ended up purchasing 4 3200mhz, since it’s the highest supported by my mobo.

[@ZephyrDTV]

I'm using this CPU (5700X) for a year now paired with a 3060Ti,, with the release of the RTX4000 Super Series, I'm planning to upgrade to 4070Ti Super,, is there any bottle neck with the CPU? Do I need to upgrade my CPU too?? just wanted to play in 4k too

[@BCZone]

You will probably not take advantage of all the benefits of the 4070ti but it will be ok, off course if you have the budget for new cpu too off course it would be better

[@ZephyrDTV]

@@BCZone AM5 is too expensive here in the Philippines, mobo + 32GBRAM Kit + AM5 CPU will cost me around 1000 USD... though is it the best option now to go AM5??

[@Shameer-xm1rg]

@@ZephyrDTVgo for am4 , am5 too expensive for nothing but a few fps . Not to leave that ddr5 ram is too expensive than ddr4 with no major performance increase.

[@SharkxNO]

Upgrade to a 5800x3d if youre gonna get such graphics card

[@ZephyrDTV]

@@SharkxNO thanks.. but I need to check first if I have the budget for that 😄

[@NightSkeptic]

Very helpful video. Thanks for being thorough

[@NexyDexy]

How about pny rtx 4060? Is it fine for that ryzen

[@sose6255]

My Rig: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT (12GB) SSD: 500GB WD Blue SN570 (NVMe SSD) 500GB WD Blue SSD SN570 NVMe PCIe 500GB Western Digital WD Blue SN570 M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe (L 3500MB/s ; S 2300MB/s) RAM:16GB (2x8GB) 16GB Kingston FURY Beast DDR4-3600 DIMM CL17 Dual Kit Motherboard: ASRock B550M Pro4 ASRock B550M PRO4 AMD MATX So.AM4 retail CPU Cooler: Endorfy Spartan 5 Max Powersupply: 550W be quiet! Pure Power 12 M Is it worth to sell the GPU and upgrade to rx 6800xt ? Will I need a new power supply ? If yes, how much Watts does it need to be.

[@JVCFever0]

At minimum, 650w, but recommended 750w

[@sose6255]

why 750 recommended ? @@JVCFever0

[@JVCFever0]

@@sose6255 you always need to leave headroom for possible spikes and surges. But a 650w will be just fine.

[@julioangel9807]

With r7 5700x and rx 6700 you get a bottle neck?

[@sose6255]

@@julioangel9807 no its perfect for smooth 1080p gaming and many games can run 1440p easily. but 1440p will become more and more difficult with this setup.

[@Sportbund]

just wondering if the rx 6800 would be a good upgrade these days for this particular system.

[@pablonunez4397]

go for it! I bet it will still be great for 1080p/1440p for the next 3 years easy

[@Forswert]

Will this be fine with B550M + RX 6600?

[@BCZone]

yes it will be fine!

[@Krazze1]

Does it work with 7700xt or is that gpu to overkill and is there gonna be a bottleneck

[@MarkJacksonGaming]

-- It might a little. In the kid's rig I have a 3060ti overclocked to around the performance of your 7700xt. Not 100 percent comparison as the 3060 does a lot better with shaders, reflection and lighting at that speed). Not to kick you at all, just you might have an easier time with it. Stock the kids rig doesn't bottleneck the 3060ti, and I've only seen performance gains up to. So I'd say minimal. Taking 100 percent advantage of the card, I'd say close, close being I don't want to lie to you. Thing about bottlenecks, is this though: It's always worse if the GPU can't handle what's being fed to it, not the other way round. Obviously lots of modern games are GPU intensive so go figure. So if you have a bottleneck (and nothing's perfect) you want it going this way, very close, and they way you have it.

[@goldenace8441]

is the 4060 good for this cpu?

[@BCZone]

yes it's fine

[@yuehan6149]

Is Ryzen 7 5700x good for rx 6700xt? Or should I get Ryzen 5 5600x

[@VaeVictis4781]

Yes, that should be fine. I use RTX 3070 and I can't see any bottleneck issues.

[@senseiois4208]

For the first computer I would go for a 64 gb ram 2 tb nvme for my c drive 2 tb internal ssd Kingston for extra storage for my graphics card a radion sapphire rx 7900 xt 16gb and for my cpu a ryzen 7 5800x coming in at $980 if you buy a motherboard cpu ram bundle for $500 using the same motherboard bundle I found on ebay the most expensive purchas would be the the motherboard bundle and the graphics card as for a case I would use a hp black business pc case for 40 dollers as I like to use optical drives coming in at a total price of $1200

[@ElmoSwag123]

Can you do the 5800x updated version?

[@BCZone]

Hi this is in my plans to do soon. Meanwhile you can check the best motherboards for the 5800x here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYXPqYGBYt6Un5Y

[@RamonGarcia-zd3nq]

Can it run on 4060?

[@Vincent_Vega00]

Is it good pc with that cpu (ryzen 5700x) with Rtx 3060 ti in 2024 ??

[@BCZone]

yes it’s still a good PC for 1080p or 1440p gaming but not that great for 4k

[@Vincent_Vega00]

@@BCZone ty

[@Endless_of_success]

Rayzen 7 5700x with Rtx 4060 ti 16gb Or Rx 7700 xt 12gb?

[@fotisskodras7627]

7700xt is better

[@PanchoMngkn]

7700xt

[@LewisRudman]

is it fine to pair a ryzen 7 5700x with a rtx 4060 gpu

[@BCZone]

yes it's fine but for me a Radeon card in this budget is a better value

[@MarMar-qz6ri]

@@BCZonewhat’s the amd card ?

[@dustinstormes845]

Honestly the gaming trio z rx6800, if it were still available, I'm seeing an 800 price tag but the rx 7600 is almost as good in performance. Theyre virtually identical except rx6800 offers more features. The rx7600 only costs $260.

[@BCZone]

thanks for your comment!

[@GHOSTKIDD25]

I have the Ryzen 7 5700 could it work with a 40 series ?

[@BCZone]

hi what do you mean "40" series? You mean b450, x470 motherboards? If so probably yest but you will need a bios update. You should check the manufacturer page to see what your board supports

[@GHOSTKIDD25]

@@BCZone Ok cool so I should have no problem upgrading

[@MarkLimuelViente]

is it fine to use rtx 4060 gpu for ryzen 7 5700x?

[@BCZone]

yes it will be fine

[@shubhammishra357]

​​@@BCZone suggest a budget best AIR COOLER & AIO for Ryzen 7 5700x along with rtx 4060

[@MarkJacksonGaming]

-- The 55BDM is a four layer board. Reliable is not the word. the Mag Tomahawk (6 layer) is going to service you a lot better in terms of VRM heat, and has more caps. A 65 watt processor overheating a board ... well a cheap on like that. Yes. The 5700x AM4 can still last several years at least. Spend a little more money. Get a Tomahawk, or an ROG Strix. Have/tested them both, get a little bet more out of the STRIX. You picked the right cooler for the right price. I'm about to humiliate myself here. I have an Arctic Freezer II 420 on my 5700k. But there is a reason. I built the rig for my daughters, and they had to have bigger fans than daddy. That and I always wanted one. But yeah laugh and I deserve it. It does torture test in Prime95 for hours and hours at two degrees above ambient though. VERY impressed with the 5700x for the wattage and the price. My main rig is a 13700k (can outperform through OC anything now) but watching it run Prime95 and dance between 79 and 81c, I can't walk away from it and not worry. The 5700x no need to worry. One thing you don't, really don't want to mess with is your RAM. Team Group, people can say all they want. Manufacturing isn't good, they don't use good chips. That's like trusting your life to a rim fire. Go Corsair, or in this case (with the chipset and processor) GSkill Trident Zero. This budget rig brother. They'll get something right now, but they'll have headaches and ending up spending more over time in the future. Two sticks of 16gig RAM does make sense for population, speed and 32 gigs is going to do it right now just fine. The 980 Pro Samsung is also what I have in my Daughters 5700x rig, but I do have a gas vapor heat sink on it. I run two 2tb 990s in mine. But mine well. It goes 8k with a 4090 Asus TUF. Mine isn't the point. Good choice in NVME for a budget rig. Even 3rd gen is more than fast enough. Now I can't get on your video card selections. I can just share what I did for the budget rig: A Gigabyte 3060ti. It allows great encoding in Sony Vegas. Pretty good card for 4k (but this is at the time, for the kids, and the goal was and still is 1920x1080 on max native (80fps or higher is the goal) for the next several years, hopefully more. I personally would (with the features, overclockability, and power) would go no lower than that. Doesn't make me right. Side note, those 3060's run hot. You basically have to run something like Fan Control or Afterburner if you want them stable and lasting. I mean: 40c idle? 80c or more loaded? What was Gigabyte thinking? With Afterburner: 28c idle, nothing (not even maxed Forza Motorsport) over 67c, and that's overclocked pushing -1% at 88-to 74 frames. So at the time, a good one. Now, the 4060 I believe has it at a lesser price. The stink on that card release. Yes. But facts are facts. I would consider no AMD card for the encoding quality, power, OC, support. 3060ti back then made sense. 4060 right now, something to consider. Forget MSI power supplies. Be Quiet, or Corsair. Why? MSI hates honoring warranties on anything. Corsair and Be Quiet especially are as good quality, priced roughly the same, and you can actually talk to a person. But for those that think they need a silver, gold, platinum power supply. The best one I ever had was a 750 Corsair Bronze. PSU is important, but you can build a great rig that will last a hell of a long time with a Bronze unit. And all of the above is only 5:00 into your video. For the girls case, I chose a Thermaltake Core P3, cheaper, more exotic, requires less cooling, better looking then the NZXT. I'll just shut up till the end. Your last two, hard to agree. Just MSI doesn't give a crap about their customers, and actively try to cover up their mistakes. (I can start with a LONG list receipts with their more recent AIO debacle). My advice: First one, save your pennies kids and at least get the second one. Third one is good but ditch that mini-itx board. It doesn't have the pipelines to feed that GPU. Second option is probably the best on a budget. Here's what I did for the kids rig. Asus ROG Strix AM4 B550 motherboard (runs cooler than the MSI). Samsung 980 pro 1tb NVME & Samsung 500mb SSD for storage, music pictures etc. Corsair Gold 850 power supply (you don't need 850, until you need 850 in the next/another rig) 750 is just fine. Bronze is fine. 16gig sticks x2 GSkill Trident Z Neo DDR4. This is really where I disagree with him. This could be consider premium RAM for this setup, but you do NOT want to mess around with RAM. You'll never know what's actually is going wrong. Thermalright Core P3 case. Suits AIO water coolers, any air cooling, custom water loops, can wall mount it. Cheaper and pretty neat looking if you want style points. Gigabyte NVIDIA 3060ti Eagle (this is not what I'd recommend now) I'd go with the 4070 this guy recommended. But stay away from AMD cards. You're just not going to get the 3rd party use of function and video encoding tools. Side note: I run Intel and NVIDIA in my rigs. But my heart will always belong to AMD. Socket A 1.33 Thunderbird was the best chip you could ever buy for the time. For GPU's hell, it's always going to be Voodoo for me. Went over the cooling and how stupid overkill it was. And again, this will do 4k max detail native but it was built for 1920x1080 (1k) for the kids. Temperatures are excellent. Following games: Forza Horizon 5, Forza Motorsport, Unravel Two, Ori and the Will of the Whisps, Aliens Dark Descent, Ready or Not, Doom Eternal, Jusant, Robocop Rogue City, Hogwarts Legacy. All (1920x1080) max detail, no dlss, native none of them have dropped below 53fps. Average is 78-80+ Only Starfield has suffered. The maker of this video has good perspectives. Hope this adds, not attacks him. t

[@BCZone]

Thanks for the thoughtful & detailed comment!

[@GojoFNBR]

Will a 3090 bottle neck

[@BCZone]

hi, yes there will be a substantial bottle neck

[@GojoFNBR]

@@BCZone what do you recommend I do then

[@carlosnumbertwo]

4070 super is the best vid card for this CPU.

[@frankbuell1307]

I have the equivalent rtx 7800 xt excited to get the new mobo,5700x3d,and the fan in

[@matthewmclean9583]

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