*12 year olds when they realized content creation doesn't require an RTX 4090*

I can't believe you have such a modest system considering your subscribers count!

@sassuki

6 ай бұрын

He's always been a responsible gamer :D

@Neilos-sd6ti

6 ай бұрын

The 4090 is pretty idiotic ngl, just get scammed to get the best gpu out there. Wow

@MiroslavMiroljubic

6 ай бұрын

​@@Neilos-sd6ti *4060 bro, at least double check what you write.

@tibbydudeza

6 ай бұрын

@@Neilos-sd6ti If it does not sag and crack your PCI slot.

@MightBeBren

6 ай бұрын

@@tibbydudeza if you can afford a 4090, couldnt you afford a $5 gpu sag bracket?

It's really good and refreshing to see someone being humble, modest and honest to themselves. Glad to see it, we need more of this

@Archaoen0

6 ай бұрын

It's definitely worth the peace of mind tbh, i personally have an i3 12100F, a 4060, and 16 gigs of RAM, and it plays everything at maxed out settings, even the likes of Cyberpunk 2077 with Path tracing it plays it very well thanks to frame generation, and of course i play on a 1080p 60hz monitor.

@nothinjwjbwjw

6 ай бұрын

​@@Archaoen0idk why people saying his PC if low end I don't even have a PC lol and that is my dream

@Archaoen0

6 ай бұрын

@@nothinjwjbwjw i didn't have a PC 6 months ago, and tbh I don't even now cuz it's my brother and the only way he got it was through saving up while he's in the army, so technically we have the same dream 😂

@mmmmmmm3246

6 ай бұрын

@@Archaoen0don’t upgrade to 1440p

@Archaoen0

6 ай бұрын

@@mmmmmmm3246 lol, alright i wasn't planning to anytime soon regardless

You're a very down-to-earth, likeable fellow, and your system reflects that. We honestly need more people like you in the world.

@RandomGaminginHD

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching, and the kind words!

@kubexiu

6 ай бұрын

@@RandomGaminginHD What size of monitor do You have? 1080p for this card seems like loosing a lot of power. My laptop with 2060 is handling 2 k with no problem

@DeterminedFC

6 ай бұрын

lol 🤦‍♂@@kubexiu

@bobalazsgaming

6 ай бұрын

@@kubexiu said 1080p 75 hz . DId you not watch the video?

@kubexiu

6 ай бұрын

@@bobalazsgaming size, not a resolution . Todays sweet spot seem to be 27" ? If You Have 1080 on such a screen, it looks bad. That's why i wonder Why is he playing 1080 with that powerfull card.

Years ago I loved the backyard setting for these videos. Very odd school YT vibes and I'm glad you stuck with it. Still old school vibes but with greater production!! Love your videos, man. Please never stop being rad!!

@RandomGaminginHD

6 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

@tem1873

6 ай бұрын

@@RandomGaminginHD Same thoughts here. Keep being awesome! :)

@vyrax401

6 ай бұрын

I miss dave :(

with all the pcs you test, its really interesting to see what you actually use on a daily basis!

@RandomGaminginHD

6 ай бұрын

Yeah hopefully helpful too :)

@unxylene

6 ай бұрын

he is so humble.. he isnt flashing all these expensive parts just a simple build that can game amazingly well in 2024.

@test_account939

6 ай бұрын

@@unxylene this video makes me not want to upgrade my pc because i’ll feel bad

@Monarchias

6 ай бұрын

@@test_account939 I would say only upgrade if you want or need it. Usually the wants are not aligning with the needs, so usually your wallet decides it. Or the need! I am rocking on a 1500X cpu (+16GB Ram), but of course my main rig is a beefier one. For what I need It's usually an overkill (the main rig), but sometimes I need it, so it comes handy. On other days the 1500X is doing fine for daily tasks, learning, playing and entertainment (music and video)! Amazing times we live in! With a 6 years old cpu you can still have decent performance for some tasks, not like in the 90's where a 2 years old machine was obsolete, but completely! Enjoy your rig, until you feel you can't enjoy it, because of reasons.

@mozzjones6943

6 ай бұрын

@@ori-mc5be I'm not speaking in general terms, But it's quite common that you get wealthy people who are down to earth and don't flaunt, And then you get far from wealthy people that want to show that they are by borrowing renting or just spending beyond their means ect.. Acting like the one.

I appreciate the fact that your daily driver is somewhat modest and not a crazy, thousands of dollars system. You're honestly my favorite Tech Tuber, as your videos are most relevant and relatable to my circumstances as a budget gamer, and I'm sure the same goes for quite a few others too.

@SirReptitious

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, Linus, Jay, and Tech Jesus, Lord Of Everything Computing would tell you to stop being poor and build a REAL PC....

@gloopington

6 ай бұрын

@@SirReptitiousno they wouldn’t lol. Just because you can’t relate to their content doesn’t mean they’re dismissing you😂

@2hotflavored666

6 ай бұрын

​@@SirReptitiousOnly Todd Howard would tell you that... Oh wait, he already did 😂

@RonaldMcdonaldTheThird

6 ай бұрын

@@2hotflavored666 Fecking Todd. All we needed was another skyrim re-release.

love this channel, especially the old hardware reviews

@RandomGaminginHD

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! More coming soon

Been watching you for a couple of years now, I like you style of videos so much. Epic new build, hope you'll have a lot of fun with it!

I think that computer rig is beautiful for how humble it is. It seems to serve you well and that's all that matters. On the one side there's splurging more cash for an absolute beast of a PC, and on the other there's assembling a PC with only what you actually need for everyday use. Thanks for sharing.

Very appreciative of your daily systems, super realistic and great value to boot. I really dig your content. I've been watching since mid 2019 and have loved every video you've put out. Keep doin you, my dude!

This is why your my favorite KZread channel for PC tech. Budget friendly options, down to earth, and informative. Keep up the amazing work. Best of luck to you in 2024!

What a nice Rig you got there... I'm still using my 9900KF pair with 5700XT. And I love it!!! This gonna be my 5th year with the same system.

@RandomGaminginHD

6 ай бұрын

Great setup :)

@pankoza2

6 ай бұрын

if you think your PC is already old wait until you hear that I still use a AMD FX-8370 paired with a GTX 960

@ignabelitzky

6 ай бұрын

I don't think it's old. I would love to have that processor you got there. I don't care about the performance of that processor, it's a piece of history nowadays. If I got the money I would have any sort of computers. @@pankoza2

@Decisiveness_

5 ай бұрын

@@pankoza2 wait until black friday 2024

@erisium6988

5 ай бұрын

yea and it looks like skylake with good ddr4 will be good for few next years. I have 10900k and it can run anything still no problem. Sadly GPUs doesnt last as long as cpus do

Man I really love your channel, ever since I see you upload I immediately thought of old cheap rigs, man those sure are valuable…

That's a pretty solid looking rig and has a neatly put simplicity to it. May it serve you well for however long you run it.

I really appreciate your modest builds, it shows me that anyone can still enjoy games with any spec range. The only thing that matters is happiness.

Super clean build my guy! Keep up the great work!

Your videos are always a joy to watch - I love the calm and peaceful atmosphere! I wish you all the best for 2024 and good luck with your channel :)

@lucasrem

6 ай бұрын

Do you keep 1080p in 2024 ? Any PC can do that !

@Spoggi99YT

6 ай бұрын

@@lucasrem What exactly are you talking about? I have two 1440p monitors, if that's what you're asking….

This is why I love building PC. You just get what ever suits you and be happy with it. My favourite build you showed so far 👊

This is incredibly utilitarian and modest for a build. I love it!

It's actually very surprising to see you using PC with mid-range components. Honestly I expected a PC with custom watercooling, an enthusiast GPU and such. Very nice rig anyway!

RandomGaminginFHD..... thanks for always making reasonable video.. look at the year i already watch ur video for 6+ year.. good job man

love the outdoor shots! flowers blooming... I'm in Victoria, BC Canada (little UK)(not little Britain lol ;))

Happy new year too u brother nice little gaming setup very humble and modest just like I'd imagine u to be in real person

It is so refreshing seeing a tech reviewer who has such a humble PC that a majority of people could get themselves. There is far too many overblown builds or advices to get 4090 - which costs more than two mid-range (or high-end for some) PCs alone. Well done!

Your videos bring me peace cheers man

I’ll miss your old setup with the open case, 12400 and the 3050. it was a very subtle setup. The 4060 is an interesting choice, I feel like upgrading from a 3050 I would’ve gone with at least a 3070, as I refuse to upgrade to something that doesn’t at least double my performance

@acasualmusiclistener7919

6 ай бұрын

he got the 4060 for free

@HairyScrambler

6 ай бұрын

@@acasualmusiclistener7919 well yeah but he’s got like 3060 ti’s and other cards which are faster lol I just think a 3070 would be about perfect for that CPU

@joelopez7459

6 ай бұрын

3060ti is perfect for the budget/power minded.

@lucasrem

6 ай бұрын

RTX 3050 is not for games ! 1080p is crap in 2024 ! Any PC can do that !

@lucasrem

6 ай бұрын

@@acasualmusiclistener7919 I found free RTX 4070 in a Prebuild

With some of the crazy review pieces you get and builds im shocked that its so humble i was expecting a bit more umph gpu and cpu wise

The RM650x has been a pleasure to use and I am glad to see you enjoy yours as well!

You humble, modest and brilliant man. This channels trajectory is so exciting while you remain like this. Although if LTT decided to give you a glow up for your editing, I don't think anyone would mind 😉

Ahhhh.! The background theme of your every video is awesome ❤👍👍

Respect. This is an honest system, not a hotshot KZread 'review samples' machine - despite there being some of that in pieces. I love the fact that your setup remains functional, humble, and cost conscious. Also, a thing that a lot of folks forget is that 'how you game' has a big effect on what's right for each of us. Not sure what you default to on your own time - but I don't do competitive eSports, first person shooters, or AAA 'open world' stuff too much (Ok, I like Grand Theft and Red Dead, but - honestly - I have those on console...). I roll with cRPGs, and some Indie/Retro titles. Yeah, I occasionally play the Witcher series, or mess around with the whole comic book adaptation - but I just don't need a 4090 or RX 7800 type card. I do like style so I collect some older cards, most of which CAN STILL DO WHAT I DO. I find myself on the CPU bottleneck, a lot - Baldur's Gate 3 is a prime example. My favorite way to play, however, is with an Arc a380, Pentium g7400, and a 75hz CRT at 1600x1200. That's not my 'normal' computer - which I rarely, if ever, game on (eh, it's that tinkering side, as you'd say). I keep the main system fairly recent to let my wife have a hassle free situation with maximum rewards for someone who just beats the damn game regardless of the settings. Me, I meander about and explore... both in game and component wise. So, hey, thanks, man. Keep on keepin' on.

That's still a decent system, and a nice upgrade on what you had before, so thanks for sharing this! Though I certainly wouldn't be happy with 16GB DDR5 when I'm currently sitting at 61GB usage (!) and I also wouldn't plump for 1080p low (or lowest) with just a 75Hz monitor. What a waste of a 4060! Good luck for everything that happens in 2024 and I will, of course, still be watching. I'm hopefully going to get a few upgrades of myself as well.

Ballers on a Budget unite. Just pieced together a 5600x/5700XT system for my nephew's birthday/XMAS gift that he's been enjoying the heck out of. He'll eventually inherit my 5700x/3060Ti but for now, we are both very happy with our modest systems!

Mental how humble your actual daily use rig is considering the sub count and the amount of work you must do on that thing, especially the rendering videos. Was expecting some liquid nitrogen cooled triple 4090 24 core beast.

Thank you for being honest and transparent about the review samples you use in your main PC. Ive always enjoyed this channel for the retrospectives and revisits. Keep it coming dude!

Jeez Steve can't believe you got a dry (ish) day outside considering the weather recently! :)

How did you resist the temptation to just splurge on a big build over the years? Your self discipline and self control is amazing.

man i swear i cant wait for you to get a million subscribers! you deserve it!

My appreciation for this video. When I build for videos, I use parts I buy used, then resell them later, to recoup my dollars. I even will buy whole systems, if the deal is right, just to get a specific part, but I don't often keep or need high end parts for myself. Enough is as good as a feast.

I'm really pleasantly surprised how modest and down to earth you are and so is your rig. You could easily slap together 13900k and 4090 and flex, but you chose to stay in the realm of real today's gamer and for that I applaud you sir.

beautiful system, love the neat look

only found out about the 7500F a few days ago from Iceberg tech, and it is a really tempting way to dip a toe into AM5 - it's currently only €214 here, compared to €245 for the 7600. Seems like they are basically the same chip but without the integrated graphics

i cant fathom being in a position such as yourself and not having a top of the line daily. i dont make very much money at all but i still set a side enough money for better parts cause its my hobby. even with a great daily, it doesnt smear my perception of lower end hardware, i can still appreciate it since i love all types of hardware. maybe im just more enthusiastic about fast things.

@peterwstacey

6 ай бұрын

Nothing wrong with spending money on your hobby - the main thing is that you get fun and entertainment out of it. If that's from the hardware itself then great. Maybe it's a UK thing, but I don't know anyone here who has a "high-end" system and upgrades regularly - so long as it does what you want, we tend to stick with what we have. I helped a friend upgrade from a Core 2 Duo home office PC last year...

@otacon5648

6 ай бұрын

I agree, I have a top spec (last gen) PC but I still love looking at old/budget builds. Love it when he pushes old hardware to its absolute limits!

@Holycurative9610

6 ай бұрын

@@peterwstacey As I said in my comment earlier I've been 1080p gaming on a 1050Ti and an i5 4690 and having just as much fun as I do on my laptop which has an i9 12th gen and a 3070. The older hardware is actually more fun because I have to wiggle the game settings to get the best frame rates and it's quite interesting seeing what setting does what..

@mr.dingleberry4882

6 ай бұрын

That is because you would be chasing a feeling and not building a computer that does the job. Its financial irresponsibility disguised as "being an enthusiast".

@MightBeBren

6 ай бұрын

@@mr.dingleberry4882 thats not true as i dont only use a good machine, i love all hardware. I chase speed for its advantages and thrill. I chase slow for its thrill too. Its not one or the other. I choose to play on both spectrums and thats not financially irresponsible, thats playing with my hobby. No different than what you do with your hobbies or what rghd is doing with his. The fact of the matter is that I'm more enthusiastic about the hobby that we all share, I'm not afraid to put my money where my interests are as long as all other finances are met, call that financially irresponsible. Every bit of argument you got left can be chalked up to jealousy.

No much heat or stressing, you are an inspirational.

I Appreciate how honest you were witht the 4060. If you can get the card super cheap (or free) I think it's a fine card for 1080p. I love channels that shine light on the low-mid end systems

How funny, just stumbled across this video after getting a new pc built, turns out we have the same exact tower case lol.

ty and kudos for sharing the info

I love how humble your system is

That's a solid mid-range system, entry level these days is integrated graphics with how expensive GPUs are and how good modern iGPUs are

@zangl2955

6 ай бұрын

Yeah I think the idea of entry, mid and enthusiast is skewed by selection bias. Reviewers and guys with expensive rigs are much more likely to talk about what they game on than people playing snes emulators on their grandma’s compaq presario. In my mind, rgihd has a mid-level computer. My hp probook is entry-level. And a madlad with a $500+ gpu is enthusiast.

@pankoza2

6 ай бұрын

what would be my AMD FX-8370 with GTX 960 (as well as 16GB RAM and 256GB SATA III SSD+1TB HDD) would be then (in 2016 when it was originally built)?@@zangl2955

You are correct RandomGaminginHD, in Life, in Love as in Gaming, it is enough that you take only what you need, no more. All my respect and admiration; greetings from Mexico!.

very modest setup considering what you do

i love reviews that point out what is adequate for modern gaming. this is all you need to still game on high settings, dont break the bank when you dont need to. that is a cool case though.

Great cable management!

As someone who also has a (Zotac) 4060, it's awesome to see others appreciating it! Been following you for a long time, love you, love your videos, keep it up man! (Also since you asked, the 7600 goes from anywhere between ~£255 to ~£300 here in India)

I love your approach to building a modest, but all you need PC. I took a page out of your book, and as a uni studetns built myself a nice gaming rig that does more than I would ever need. I have a 5600X + 6700XT and 16gb DDR4 @ 3600 MHz. It plows through games and I can't imagine needing to upgrade it at any point soon.

@nesyboi9421

4 ай бұрын

5800x, RX 6600 non-xt, 32GB (used to be 16GB, added two used sticks)here lol Oh and over the last couple of years since I built it I seem to have gone from 1TB storage, to 2, to 3TB now, with the first 2 being on M.2 and the 3rd being a SATA SSD from HP I got on sale for 40 dollars. It has served me well the past three years, hopefully it'll keep being great for a long time yet. If I ever do a proper upgrade for it, probably going to get it a 5800X3D, and 6800 XT or maybe whatever newer is out and about the same price as a used 6800 XT. Toughest part to get ahold of was GPU (2020 build), I snagged one, a Power color card, on the RX6600 non-xt's release day.

Always loved the humbleness you give and share, your videos have always been very calming and enjoyable to watch no matter the content. I just recently upgraded my case to that exact one you have, except in white!! Love the little temp gauge. I had a question for you though, are any of the sites you do your deal hunting for international at all? I'm here in the states and deals are real hard to come by, I look through eBay, FB Marketplace, OfferUp and Mercari and even then there's so many fake scams!

Great video as always bro , from a very old subscriber ❤from the dates of Pentium g3258

Sick rig man 🤠

Noice build. The guys who sent you that case definitely Got their money’s worth. I want it.

Currently running a Gigabyte Z390 Aorus mITX WiFi, with an 8700K, 16GB of 3000 Corsair Vengeance at 3200, and an EGVA 3060Ti that my friend gave me when my GTX 1080 STB! This however is my secondary system in my shop. It does great for gaming, and I see no need to upgrade it at all. My main system however... ! LOL I am a Mechanic, and I also do 3d design work with 3DSMAX and AutoCAD, so I am looking to upgrade that system. It currently is running an E5-1680 V2, clocked at 4.8GHz all core, with a GTX Titan Xp, and 32GB (8x4GB Corsair Dominator GT 2133 at 2400, on an EVGA X79 Dark MB! Also, Happy New Year to you, and yours! And we need more Jack Russell in your videos! LOL! OK, I am a bit biased, as I have a Jack Russell Terrorist myself! Have a great day, Sir! o7

Very nice system. I myself have just recently built a ryzen 5 5600 system with a rx 6600 and i am hoping it serves me well for a few years

Nice to see your PC. You are one of my favourite tech reviewers on KZread.

@RandomGaminginHD

6 ай бұрын

Thanks :)

I am still using my Z390 motherboard, i9 9900k and HX750 PSU since 2019. I even mined ethereum with this rig for a year. I have been through multiple GPUs but sold them all. I now have a 4070. I have a generic RGBless case and a Scythe Fuma 3 air cooler. Nothing glowy and "tuby", just old school air cooling and black components. I wish they would bring solid side panels back.

I still have the trusty I5 12400F but upgraded to a 3080Ti FTW3 ULTRA from EVGA. I'll be getting a 7800X3D at the end of this year

@P0tato_PC

25 күн бұрын

dont do it for the sake of god am5 first gen has worst stability . 8000 is far better but igpu . wait for 9000 it will be very good

This is my kind of PC , i am all for "bang for the buck" so i have the same case (but without the digital display) i have the 12400f with stock cooler ofc , 16gb of ram and 3080 (bought used) , all powered by CM 550w bronze PSU (i probably need to uograde it, but it does the job soooo...) And i have a 1440p 165hz display . Love my pc! And i love your channel!

@Spectrulight

6 ай бұрын

Upgrade that psu 😂

I really appreciate what you do on KZread and I appreciate you as a human being. Your videos are accurate, well executed, down to earth , no bullcrap kind of thing. And you are a cool modest person. You don't brag with 4090 unobtanium GFX cards, RGB acid trip mobos and cases, and CPUs only rich kids and overgrown man babies can afford. You keep it real and I like you man !

I could see real interesting content by upgrading it piece by piece and selling parts to recoup the costs!

Pretty modest. Nice! I've got a even worse PC with a i7 6700 and RTX 2060 but you know what? It does everything I want and I can play games and work on it, it just werkz! You inspire me to start making videos about hardware, but if I were to do so I'd definitely focus a lot more on budget builds due to where I live hahaha

Great machine! 😉

I love it! Shows you don't need a boatload of money to have fun gaming. Running a 12100f and 6600xt here, and works fine for me .Cheers!

One of my best bargains was from a custom pc that was being thrown out at work, the parts list was a huge Corsair case, asus tuf sabertooth z97 mark 2, i7 4790k, 16gb ripjaws DDR 3, rx580, Corsair h80i V2 aio and a Corsair hx850i PSU.

@TheSolidlad

6 ай бұрын

Thats's a great system!

@rattlehead-he6mp

6 ай бұрын

@@TheSolidlad I traded in the i7 the ram and the rx580 and got an rx6600 for just £30. I kept the rest and currently using the PSU in my build.

Agree on the ram. To improve 0.1% lows it would be wise to add another 16gb kit. That's what I did this Christmas and now I have 32gb :). Will be using this setup for years. I have i5-10600kf and 3070.

Always liked how modest your builds are. Most people don't need a mega pc. Especially since most gamers are just playing Overwatch, Valorant, Fortnite, etc. You dont always need the latest hardware to have a good time gaming!

that's a nice looking case

Great Video as always! For me personally its a Ryzen 7 5700X overclocked to 5GHz with an NZXT Kraken 240 as cooler on a ASUS ROG Strix B550-F with 4x16GB Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 3600MHz, together with a XFX Radeon RX 7800 XT Merc 319 in a Nzxt H5 Elite case. And all getting powered by a Corsair RM750x. Pretty happy with it and it will surely get me thru for the next 3-5years.

@MightBeBren

6 ай бұрын

wow. i cant even get my 5800x to 5ghz without freakishly high voltage. good job. i went the undervolt route instead, i set power limit to 100w (old is 120w or 125w) and did -30 on the voltage offset so i run around 4.85ghz all core. runs cooler on all core workloads, doesnt go above 64c on my 280mm with the fans at the lowest speed and didnt change performance in games.

Bro the fence panels in the background is the most british thing 🤣🤣 i love it.

I went 7600 with a B650E-I combo and 2x32GB 5600 RAM, stuck it in a tiny Chopin Max case and overclocked and undervolted it, including the iGPU. Then I stuck a 140mm Noctua fan on top, squeezing another 8W from the CPU. It's a fun, portable build! 😼

I've been looking at the Ch560digital for a while, now I'm really gonna change chases because the assassin IV is too tall for the current case and seeing it in detail in the vid really got me hyped up for it

You humbled, respect.

Pretty nice system there, it's refreshing to see tech KZreadrs that aren't using the best of the best. Not everyone needs insane specs.

I am impressed that you can produce content for this brilliant YT channel with 16GB of RAM and I need 32GB just to watch it.

Very nice video thank you sir

i remember when you had less that 80k subs... and now more than half a million and brands are actually sending you stuff ... GG 👍

deepcool components are really cool (no pun intended), black and minimalist.

On the topic of DDR5 DIMMS, the 8GB DIMMs if I remember right use x16 ICs, you should see 4 chips on one side, these are cheap basically but are slower than DIMMS with x8 ICs when repeatedly accessing data. The 32GB kits with 16GB DIMMS should have 8 chips (x8 ones) on one side and will perform better even if you don't need the full 32GB.

I love that you finally went back to amd after all these years. The 7500f is one of the best cpus out right now

@RandomGaminginHD

6 ай бұрын

Yeah it’s awesome for the money :)

500k subs? I remember when you had 50k man that’s crazy!

This guy and Iceberg Tech have such a similar vibe, nice rig though!

Thanks!

i love mini PCs, the bigger are always more pleasurable to build in and I have made tons of them, personally had Corsair Obsidian 500D as the last big case, my wife still has her Corsair 4000D airflow I made for her, but always wanted to make myself a small PC that is powerful and can carry it anywhere, so for this new year I gifted myself one. Got the Lian Li A4-H2O case, mini itx b650i AM5 MSI board, 7800X3D, corsair 750W SFX psu, and a new G Skill 6000 MHz CL 30 ram 32GB, reused the two 1tb and 2tb gen 3 nvme because they are fast enough (who needs anything faster unless you are flexing) and even managed to squeeze in my old 3080 gaming x trio after shaving about 1-2 mm on the plastic far end in it, its tight but I love it, powerful PC (however, I am disappointed by the 7800x3d performance, my 12600k performed better in majority of my tests on a 3200MHz ddr4 ram...)

Very nice.

Very interesting system, surprised how cheap used options are in your area.

My 2021 build of 10600k + 6700 xt (GPU upgraded in 2023 from GTX 1070 Ti when prices became sane) seems to be a match made in heaven, should take me through another year at 1440p 60 fps (ok, not Starfield) if the parts do not fail. I do like to separate general purpose PC from gaming, because I often pair the gaming PC with the TV in the living room, so it does not stay at one place always. The "basic" PC is a R5 4500 with the 1070 Ti, which as I have found, is no slouch at 1080p for most titles up to 2020. Latter does have 32 GB RAM because I am running several containers/ VMs for personal dev projects, whereas the gaming rig is at 16 GB.

Real guy with a real PC that performs well in real games. 100 FPS at 1080p in most games you showed. That's probably enough for most of us. And that's why i like you and your channel, it's realistic and reasonable.

Man I love your content so much but at over half a million subs, I would think you could have one of every gpu made in the last 5-6 years on hand to do any comparison test as you need to. Certainly from the 10 series onwards. I know a KZreadr who had a dozen cars including three Ferraris before he hit half of the subs you have, so you definitely have the money.

My PC is right between your old one and your new one, I got a prebuilt from eBuyer on offer a couple years ago as it offered good value at the time (marginally cheaper than same/similar parts on PCPartPicker) and was new to PC gaming at the time so didn't want to jump straight into building one myself. I could've got better for the money now but the GPU shortage was still in affect at the time as well as COVID. For £820 Mobo: ASUS B550M-K CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 GPU: ASUS OC dual RTX 3060 (12gb) RAM: 16GB DDR4 3200mhz Storage: 1tb Samsung m.2 + 1tb WD HDD I want to upgrade the ram and storage soon as I know newer titles need an SSD and use up tons of space, but for the most part I'm happy with it. Also the case ventilation is not the best, so the GPU regularly hits the high 70s, it has a decent CPU cooler inside though. My monitor is 1440p 95hz and older/esports titles easily max it out, while new AAA titles hover nearer 60fps with DLSS.

W steve finally got a case

This man is smart I really how he managed his stuff's not building a luxury PC I really like him ❤.

You along with Intel Arc Testing channels are the only tech tubers that i see in english and polish language that are modest with their own rigs.