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When ya unboxing the parts one by one, with the motherboard below...haha...tot for a min, you might drop it..😇
ReplyDeleteA 1000$ build with a skinless RAM hmm
ReplyDeleteanyone knows the full specs?
ReplyDeletei worked at mcdonalds and have enough money to buy a pc after 1+ months hahahaha
ReplyDeleteim buying a pc with an rtx2060 and ryzen 5 3600 with 1.5tb of storage for $1300 and with the 144hz monitor is $1500
Dangerously close to verge territory
ReplyDeleteSame case as me
ReplyDeleteThe way he applied pressure while putting in the cpu hurts me
ReplyDeleteWhats the name of the store you bought your parts from?
ReplyDelete“Oh I know what the screws are for now”
ReplyDeleteI’m dead 😂🤣
I was thinking why dont you just invite julian over
ReplyDeleteHey does any one know what the case is
ReplyDeleteWell well dan, this vid got 3k likes so u know what that means!!! 3k budget pc lets gooo!!!
ReplyDeleteSingapore Noodles Lah !!!
ReplyDeletei had the same problem like dan. when i built mine, i forgot to turn on my power supply
ReplyDeleteA gaming pc can be made even in 700 usd if you want
ReplyDeleteBut for optimal gaming 1000 usd is enough you can basically
Get more than 60 fps at high setting in every game
Yo, actually though, I bought my pc at Dynacore as well. Very friendly staffs competitive pricing but if you compare with other shops like Aftershock and Dreamcore they are WAY better at pricing. Plus theyre at the comix show i think?? Not sure le.
ReplyDeleteShould've went with a rtx card smh
ReplyDeletecasual 1500 watt PSU lol
ReplyDeleteDo benchmark
ReplyDeleteU should make 3k pc build
ReplyDeleteToo much talk, i want to see you build it not you talk about build
ReplyDeleteAt least all this video is better then the verge
ReplyDelete0:47 why are all the ram sticks installed on that side?
ReplyDeleteWho are u calling dummy , dummy lol
ReplyDeleteYo, last time I messed up and I lost one tiny ass screw!! So the pc was basically useless cause of it!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNani? For gaming ryzen is better. Wut? Cheaper yes but gaming depends. Or am I wrong? Hmmm:3
ReplyDeleteHe built a computer as a beginner with no knowledge and made it look good. Comapred to the Verges first try I am impressed. Good job!
ReplyDeleteThis is not in as an USD. It's SGD (Singapore currency).
ReplyDeleteUSD - 723.22. around that price.
SGD - 1000.
U forgot to put the mobo on the anti static bag
ReplyDeleteAnd that mobo costs $70
Not 140
Who thought this was a evantube hd video
ReplyDeletethis idiot installed his ram wrong 0:52
ReplyDeleteYou Are Bad Maker Of CPUðŸ˜
ReplyDeleteStill better than the verge
ReplyDeleteYou look like the kid from that gamer nerd YouTube guy
ReplyDeleteAs someone who can build one very well, this killed me
ReplyDeleteYou should have called Julian for help. He’s the custom build PC master. He knows best shop to buy parts, best setups and stuffs
ReplyDeleteyou forgot the thermal paste for the cpu.....
ReplyDelete3 K likes already,, will you make 3K budget PC? haha
ReplyDeleteI made a $1100 pc with Ryzen 7 2700x and rx 5700 xt
ReplyDeleteAfter the 2k pc make a 3 k pc or 4k
ReplyDeleteIncluding monitor and keyboard with headset
3k like already goodluck
ReplyDeleteu de
ReplyDeleteTbh I would rather save up more money for a better RAM, SSD, PSU. Thermaltake’s PSU is absolutely trash, unfortunately I am using one right now and the fan is loud. You guys could have gone for CoolerMaster or Corsair etc. For the SSD and RAM, this brands are unheard of lol and they may not last very long. I would recommend getting like well known ones like Samsung and Corsair etc as their quality and durability is there. It’s just my opinion, I prefer durability then price.
ReplyDeleteMotherboard....nice
ReplyDelete$1000 for a 1660ti i can get a rtx 2070 ryzen 5 3600
ReplyDeleteI hope u didn't touch middel and the bottom of the processor
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