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Intel Build Guide: Expert Advice, Full Build, and Component Alternatives
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Time Stamps
00:00 Building with Intel: Expert Tips, Full Build, and Component Alternatives — Tech Deals
05:02 CPUs
06:30 Math Time - 5 Year Challenge and Mor CPUs
10:29 CPU Coolers
12:38 RAM
14:07 Motherboard Choices
16:21 Storage
20:50 Gen 4 Heat Sinks Important
22:56 Graphics Cards (GPUs)
27:20 PC Cases
30:29 Power Supplies (PSU)
32:33 Video Description Outline and Links

[getchoppa]

I always tell people buying parts for a build, don’t buy parts that barely meets your requirements now. Actually think of what performance you want to have in the future and think of how much more you will have to pay in the long run having to upgrade multiple parts more often

[rangersmith]

My last two builds were in the Montech Air 903 which runs ~$65-75 with four fans and RGB or three fans and no RGB, in black or white. Highly recommended. Before that I built two PCs in the DIYPC J180 at $50 apiece (now seems to be OOS everywhere. Recommended only for budget builds by builders who know all the pitfalls and how to get around them.

[misaelperez]

I was able to get a 13900kf for 300$ and a 3080 FTW3 for $300 on FB marketplace recently. I bought cheap and I don’t have to replace anything anytime soon. Playing Control and AW2 on ultra at 1440p.

[RealTechnoPanda]

Pro Tip: Windows 10 Pro OEM keys seamlessly transition to Windows 11. Save money wisely by snagging Windows 10 Pro keys for your Windows 11 setup.

[skarletice]

This Black Friday built my sister a 12600k ($150) on an ASUS TUF B660M-PLUS WIFI D4 (used $90) with a 2tb Cardea Z440 ($90) and traded in an old 2060 super for a RX 7600 on Newegg ($254-$123=$131) in an corsair 4000D ($99), and 64gb of Patriot viper 3200 cl16 ($90), had a ak400 and corsair 750w laying around for her, you already know where I got the windows key wink*. The whole build came out to $665, she plays smaller titles like house flipper at 1080p so its all she'll need for a while. You said it those deals didn't last forever.

[Irudium]

I just upgraded to 14700k, z790 mobo, 32gb ram, 1kw psu 80 gold plus, im still using 1080ti, which gpu do you reccomend for me on 1440p using 3 screens atm.

[BareFox]

Amazing video mate, Nice Windows Key too!

[SetupOne]

Great video and thanks for the windows discount!

[Trolltechx]

Good video, excellent information. Greetings

[InnoSZN]

Went from a 1650 super to a 4060 and I’m so happy with it

[devilhunter]

On recommendation for 210.00, I bought a I7 12700k, with a MSI z690 tomahawk motherboard for 160.00. Now with my build which I could have built a little cheaper. But I decided to go all in, understanding that this is already two generation old. And I'm only playing Wargaming games, so this is an over kill. a NZXT H5 Flow
NZXT Z53 cpu cooler
RX 6900 XT
1 2TB NVME 4 Gen
1 2TB NVME 3 Gen
2 4TB NVME 3 Gen
64 mg DDR4 GSkill ram
MSI 850 Tuff gaming PW

total for everything is 1952.00

[MSKH]

great video, as always I learn so much

[LevelUPGamingTech]

Nice video and thanks for the Win key as well 😉

[ComputerFix]

Good video, excellent information about the windows keys.

[Falco]

Thermaltake SMART is not the best, anyway nice video 👍👍👍

[donnikubbitz]

WOW that NVME is now $180! The power a video can make I guess. HOLY CRAP!! Just went to grab it IMMEDIATELY and, sadly, it is no more. Well not for that price.

[zenix]

Looks like the RX 6700 XT that I bought in december of 2022 was the best thing I have done for my PC

[devent]

My build for 2024 graphic design, video editing and gaming will be
*13500 (made a mistake buying it because I thought the 13600k didn't have a IGPU)
*Asrock Z790 Livemixer
* 6700 XT
*64gb ram 6000 (T create 4 sticks)
*m.2 550gb os and x2 2TB hard drives (from my old system)
*Montec 5G centery 850w

Just need a 360 AIO before I start building and will later add Better M.2 drives to fill the motherboard and replace my os drive.

[loodLust]

Step 1: don't choose intel unless you can get the components at a good sale price

[victorhughgo]

where a builder seems to get nailed nowadays is when you choosing Storage options. A 2TB SSD Samsung 870 EVO is $149 dollars right now. That's what I would pick for my boot drive. When it comes to drives for my games, 2x 4TB SSD Samsung 870 EVO's, that would be my starting choice which I would probably add at the least another 4TB SSD (probably 2 more), but what brand that would be I'm not sure of yet. The cost of 2x 4TB Samsung 870 EVO's? $289 dollars a piece. That's a hit right there boy, that is a hit. We're talking OVER 500 dollars for two drives not counting the boot drive. That's a little more than the CPU and MOBO combined if it's an i5-13600K and a Z790 Aorus Elite AX. Quality SSD Storage is currently one of thee most expensive items on the parts list.