AMD Ryzen 7 YouTube Build

hafiz116

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Hi All,

Just sharing, below are the specs used in my YouTube build: -


  1. Motherboard - ASUS ROG STRIX B450 F Gaming
  2. CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 2700X
  3. CPU Cooler - NZXT Kraken X52 AIO
  4. RAM - TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB DDR4 16GB (2x8GB) 3200MHz
  5. Graphics Card - ROG Strix Radeon RX 580 OC edition 8GB
  6. Power Supply - 550W Super Flower
  7. WD BLACK SN750 500GB NVMe Internal Gaming SSD
  8. Casing - NZXT H510 Elite

 

AnTiLooP

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Be weary of that x52 NZXT. I suffered 3 pump failures back in the day and many others as well.
 

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Hmm.

He is a humble guy from the video. can tell he is a PC enthusiast.
I believe he is asking for valuable comments or feedback from bros out here.
Just like what AnTiLooP commented. :D

I believe with bros giving feedbacks will help him absorb your experiences where he can later do further testing or enhancement. you have my respect hazfiz

oh well, here me feedback :s13:

4:03 – You did good. Placing flat on the surface before mounting AIO heatsink on the motherboard

4:37 – You've tested the screw points and to figure how it should be clip on.. good take..

6:03 – Mounting motherboard while still having the box on the radiator
1) prevent damage on the radiator 2) prevent scratches between radiator and case.

(Just a little suggestion. mount CPU, NVME SSD and Rams on your motherboard outside the case first,
then mount motherboard on to your case, then continue mounting the AIO heatsink and radiator
as you refer back to the timing, there is a part where you had to jiggle your motherboard to the correct position)

8:02 – Another good take. Mounting PSU with the chassis standing up right.

12:13 – Yes this is done correctly, finally get to see someone with the chassis laying down before fixing the GPU.
A lot just do it when it’s standing. which is pretty dumb. let gravity do the work for you and not the other way round.

Overall well build and you did a good job on cable management.
 

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Nice vid! Great to see more local tech youtuber, in my opinion local tech youtuber/reviewer can give us more accurate reviews on temps and stuffs because we are living in the same hot and humid singapore. Hope to see you reviewing pc components soon.
 

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Nice vid! Great to see more local tech youtuber, in my opinion local tech youtuber/reviewer can give us more accurate reviews on temps and stuffs because we are living in the same hot and humid singapore. Hope to see you reviewing pc components soon.

This is exactly the main reason why I wanted to do this. A lot of people don't get that our constant heat here is way higher than what you get even if you just cross the border into JB. Their evenings are cooler than ours!

I have a number of upcoming builds planned which does include small form factor ITX rigs.
 

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This is exactly the main reason why I wanted to do this. A lot of people don't get that our constant heat here is way higher than what you get even if you just cross the border into JB. Their evenings are cooler than ours!

I have a number of upcoming builds planned which does include small form factor ITX rigs.

Agree. Alot of peeps post their benches, results, yada. But one thing that's most important is.... They don't for the love of God post their ambient temp.
 

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Good video

Will ask customers to watch & diy themselves.

Like & share
 

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Yup definitely to support him by subscribing to his YouTube channel. By doing so, he will get motivated to do more contribution as what he did here.
He really took the effort to show on cleaning up a PC, which is very rewarding with just a little time and patience.

This is the last big service I did just a few weeks ago,.....

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Good video!
A local review of the system build and thermals considerations for local usage!

Recommended and share!
 

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This is exactly the main reason why I wanted to do this. A lot of people don't get that our constant heat here is way higher than what you get even if you just cross the border into JB. Their evenings are cooler than ours!

I have a number of upcoming builds planned which does include small form factor ITX rigs.

Any plans to review the upcoming nvidia cards ?
 

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Any plans to review the upcoming nvidia cards ?

I am looking to get one myself so will use that to review against my 2080 Ti. This will need to be a max of a 2 slot thickness to be able to fit into the H1 case. My current 2080 Ti is way too thick to fit unfortunately so I may reserve that for custom water cooling in the future.

If I am to review others then I will either have to do more build and add them to the inventory of parts but may need an actual order from someone to do if the cost of the card is high.
 

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I am looking to get one myself so will use that to review against my 2080 Ti. This will need to be a max of a 2 slot thickness to be able to fit into the H1 case. My current 2080 Ti is way too thick to fit unfortunately so I may reserve that for custom water cooling in the future.

If I am to review others then I will either have to do more build and add them to the inventory of parts but may need an actual order from someone to do if the cost of the card is high.

I think people here will willingly open the storage areas in our home for you to store more parts. HAHAHA. Side note, i will probably bite the bait and get the upcoming new cards. Anyway, with the range of CPU that is available, any recommended upgrade for 7700k ? Itchy backside and i'm leaning towards Intel.
 

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I think people here will willingly open the storage areas in our home for you to store more parts. HAHAHA. Side note, i will probably bite the bait and get the upcoming new cards. Anyway, with the range of CPU that is available, any recommended upgrade for 7700k ? Itchy backside and i'm leaning towards Intel.

Sit on some ice to relieve the itch!

My gut feel tells me that AMD has a good chance to take the crown in the gaming arena with the release of their next gen Ryzen CPU’s. Your current CPU is not too shabby so just look at the GPU upgrade for now :)
 

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Sit on some ice to relieve the itch!

My gut feel tells me that AMD has a good chance to take the crown in the gaming arena with the release of their next gen Ryzen CPU’s. Your current CPU is not too shabby so just look at the GPU upgrade for now :)

Its not a gut feeling is a fact lol.. Infact major manufacturers like gaming notebooks like Asus, MSI , even desktop alienware from dell and bla bla bla are shifting towards AMD for their performance and such.
 
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