What is up guys
it's Ed from Techsource and welcome to one of my two
Budget builds that I'm gonna be doing for December
One for Intel and one for AMD and both of these are gonna be
sub $700 gaming pcs that will get you over
60fps and maxed out settings at 1080p
This particular build will cost you around
$650 at the time of making this video
and it features the ryzen 3
1200 quad-core CPU which I was able to overclock using the stock heatsink and by using the MSI B350M gaming Pro Motherboard
I spent $10 more and picked up the MSI board over the "Asrock" because of stability and I wanted something more reliable when it comes to overclocking
for RAM I picked up a 8GB from Patriot, which are rated at 2400 megahertz
now this is the sweet spot for ryzen builds paying for faster ram won't get you much more performance based on the benchmarks i've seen
and for storage,
I went with a simple 1 terabyte hard drive from WD
However, you can always easily substitute this for an SSD or add extra storage as you please
the point of this build is to get the most performance possible by spending the least amount of money
Speaking of performance I opted for the gtx
1060 6GB variant from ZOTAC because currently this is the best performing mid-range card for the value
That's right guys it actually cost less than the rx 580 8GB version
that usually goes for around 280 dollars Which is $20 more
if you look at benchmarks between these two cards?
there are pretty much even in terms of performance and in some cases the rx 580 does have a slight lead over the
1060 but the difference is miniscule and honestly I'd rather save $20 and get access to
GeForce experience
You get to use "Shadowplay" to record games smoothly and of course you get G sync
powering the build is the 500 watt power supply from EVGA
and the case I went with is the Rosewill FBM-X1
and this is actually a pretty good case for only 27$
it has 4 USB ports in the front two of which are USB 3
you also get a clear side panel and two ere-installed fans
it even comes prepared with standoffs already installed the cable management wasn't that bad either
I was able to hide some of the wires behind the PC and keep the rest of them hidden behind the hard drive rack I'm still surprised that this case is going for this cheap.
as I said before he can easily hit 60fps and high or max settings
on triple-A [AAA] titles
GTA 5 on very high settings you get around 100 FPS
Doom OpenGL over 100 fps and Destiny 2 maxed out was actually running in the high 80s
Which was very impressive. I jumped in to a few events
I joined some PvP matches and drove around my air bike and not once did the frames dip anywhere near 60
I was getting steady 80 to 90 FPS and sometimes it would peak over 100
in areas that don't have any action going on
what was more impressive though was actually getting over 60 FPS in PUBG on high setting so this game is horribly optimized and the
Fact that it was running very smooth in the mid 60s was very nice to see
Inside buildings the frames would jump in the high 80s and low 90s
Just overall very smooth gameplay at this point I do want to mention that both the GPU and CPU were overclocked
Unfortunately, I didn't get lucky in the Silicon Lottery, and I was only able to push my Ryzen 3 chip to 3.8 Ghz
at 1.326 volts
Which is actually the minimum it can go I have seen other people using the same cooler and the same exact motherboard combo that pushed
their R3 1200
to 4.0 gigahertz so it's definitely possible you just have to be a little lucky
the GPU overclock however was a lot smoother. I was able to throw on another 100 megahertz to the core clock and
and 350 megahertz to the memory the GPU boost clock peaked at 1930
But once the temps kicked in the 1060 was keeping steady at
1873 megahertz for the boost clock and a total effective memory clock at 8706 megahertz
Do keep in mind that the zotac gtx 1060 came out of the box with a boost clock of 1708
so that's a healthy gain
of 165 megahertz on the overall boost clock temperatures were a bit high as expected after all I did push the parts to its absolute
maximum to get the most performance out of it both the CPU and GPU
Were running stable at these overclock settings with the Ryzen 3 1200 peaking at 74 degrees
During full load and the GPU peaking at 88 degrees
The fan noise wasn't too bad with the side panel on during full load the fan noise was around 50 decibels
For fire Strike benchmarks
I got a score of 10475 and when it comes to productivity it does a decent job
I mean it's not the worst
I definitely don't recommend doing any CPU intensive tasks like editing or graphic design
But just for reference I rendered out a three-minute 5k video file in a little under 15 minutes. This is a 5k
resolution video file
The reason why I'm throwing all these numbers at you is because I'm gonna be comparing all the benchmark numbers in this video
To the Intel build which is coming up shortly so make sure you guys stick around because we're gonna find out which one of these
Two builds is gonna give you the best performance and also the best bang for your buck
Overall this is an awesome gaming PC delegate to over 60 FPS maxed out and 1080p across almost every game
And it's only gonna cost you around
$650 which is very tempting if you guys want to build this PC for a lot less than be on the lookout for
discounts and deals
Coming up for Christmas. in fact the best place to check for PC deals is on my website
dealsource.tech because we update the website four to five times throughout the day with fresh deals that we find on Amazon
Newegg and eBay
so if you guys want to save money on your next build or maybe you want to pick up a few parts and upgrade your
Current PC then make sure you guys are bookmarking the website and checking back constantly
Especially during the holidays the website is gonna be packed with some awesome deals
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Thank you so much for watching as always everything mentioned in the video will be linked below
I love your faces, and I will see you in the next one
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