The ULTIMATE Budget 1080p Gaming PC Guided Build! How To Build A PC Step-By-Step

[@kwanhofu2968]

is good to have part listed, but thankyou for sharing

[@SamWhyze]

Hey there! Yes thank you for the feedback, the parts list has been added to the video description. Thanks for watching!

[@jhom_x]

Solid build 💖

[@SamWhyze]

Thanks so much! Appreciate you watching :)

[@hugabuga535]

that's a great build. :)

[@SamWhyze]

Thanks so much! Appreciate your feedback :)

[@indogindiandegenerates]

we have literally the same build my guy!

[@SamWhyze]

Awesome! You happy with yours so far?

[@Juno_Shack.]

Shoulda waited for the B580 Great new GPU

[@SamWhyze]

True! The new B580 from Intel would have been a great addition in this build, and would have been about $50 cheaper than the 4060 I went with. Definitely looks like a solid options from the reviews I've seen so far!

[@Juno_Shack.]

@@SamWhyze But there is 1 issue ill admit Its almost impossible to get with it bieng out of stock almost everywhere

[@indogindiandegenerates]

hoping to snag 7800 XT soonest

[@SamWhyze]

Yeah that would be a great card! Some nice deals on the AMD cards right now too. Good luck!

[@Pacheenee7]

Whats a samsung 990 doing in a gaming build, especially a budget gaming build?

[@SamWhyze]

Hey! Fair point, the 990 might have been a little overkill here. I've had bad experiences with cheap SSDs in the past, so I guess for me personally I put a higher value on quality storage than others. Definitely an area where you could cut down some costs though!

[@osamabinballin5369]

I just built mine a while ago and i fcking shattered my side panel trying to put it back

[@SamWhyze]

Oh no! Sorry to hear that! Was that the same case I'm using here, the Montech Air 100?

[@user-gq3eq5bf9t]

You overspent on the cpu instead of the gpu

[@SamWhyze]

Hey! Fair point, from my perspective this build will also be used as my main work machine as well, so I wanted to make sure I had a modern, decent processor for my work tasks like email, word docs, power points, teams/zoom, spreadsheets, etc. Definitely agree that for a pure gaming build, I could have probably gone with a 7000 series or maybe even 5000 series from AMD to cut down cost. But for me, have the latest gen parts in a new build plus something I know is going to easily handle both my work and play workloads was worth the extra $100 or so. Call it peace of mind I suppose!