Finally Building a Gaming PC with this Intel Arc A750!

I tried to use this Intel Arc A750 GPU with a previous budget pc build, but it required at least a 10th Gen Intel CPU. So I'm back this time with a i7 10700K and we are ready to test this GPU out!

Parts Used:
MSI Z490M Edge Wifi Motherboard
Intel i7 10700K
16gb Crucial RGB DDR4 Ram

If I had to buy the parts from Amazon, I'd get these Ram and SSD instead:

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00:00 Introduction
01:11 Parts List
03:33 Building the Motherboard
10:52 First Boot
12:08 Windows Boot
13:27 Installing in Case
15:59 Benchmarking
17:12 Final Reveal

[JayBigDadyCy]

This was a great build vid. I think you covered some stuff early on that most people do not show. Looks great too and made it interesting to see the Arc GPU which i have to admit, I completely forget they exist most of the time 😂. Only thing i hate is the sticker on that CPU cooler lol. I hope more people find this vid. It's really well done.

[joseph]

Nice video! FYI 10700K does have integrated graphics support, just the KF or F variant do not. K just means it's unlocked for overclocking. Also, you might get even more of a performance bump with intel 11th gen and z590 or newer since those support pcie-gen4 and and intel arc cards are all gen 4, but probably not much different.
I would be interested if you tried out a hackintosh build with this cpu/mobo combo, as it was the last generation of intel apple supports, along with the dedicated graphics on the cpu. So you could theoretically get a working macOS install running on it with the help of OCLP, but of course no intel arc gpu support.

[skarrerx]

Interesting video! I have found intel 11th Gen and older have been lacking in single thread performance recently, even compared to ryzen 5000 series. I went i7 10700 to R5 7600 and it gets completely blasted out of the water. Interesting video though and I love the fact these are not very talked about parts