The EPIC RTX 4060 Gaming PC Build! 😎 - Budget Multiplayer BEAST!

RTX 4060 Gaming PC Build Time! This budget gaming PC is roughly $1000, and is perfect for 1080p and 1440p gaming at 165hz and 120 fps in fortnite, cs go and apex! Join PC Centric for this RTX 4060 graphics card and i5 12400 computer, with gameplay benchmarks!

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00:00 The RTX 4060 PC Build!
01:12 CPU & Motherboard Choice
02:51 Installing the CPU
04:26 RAM Installation
04:55 SSD Installation
05:29 CPU Cooler Installation
06:31 Case Installation
08:44 PSU Installation
11:10 Let's Talk About The RTX 4060
13:25 Booting It Up!
14:22 Fortnite Gameplay
16:06 Returnal Gameplay
18:53 Starfield Gameplay
20:05 Apex Legends Gameplay
21:36 Final Specs and Conclusion

[tylersteffel]

I built the same system with a 3060 and it was basically bulletproof. Sold the system to my roommate and he has had literally no issues with it. solid build my guy

[avonbarksdale]

i'm literally spec'ing out a 4060 build for my nephew for christmas, this is great. Thanks!

[GoodTalkHQ]

Man I love your energy in videos, it really feels like you are having a great time! Thanks brother!

[vnep]

With all the 4060ti bashing on the Internet (I get why), then showing what the 4060 can do, acts as a reminder to not get all your info from the enthusiasts. Kinda like when researching cars. The reviewers who get to test drive so many vehicles are going to naturally form biases.

[genuflext]

the pairing of the 124f with the 4060 gave me phenomenal benchmarks. ATI eat your heart out.

[mniakan]

Marcus: I am a man who learns from my mistakes
Me looking at him every time he’s trying to fit an AIO: sure…

[IKizyI]

I’m overly thankful for this guy, didn’t know nothing not long ago and now I’m getting a pc soon, thanks for all the budget builds ima be using this one

[greatbriton]

You are absolutely great at this. Nice energy, not too overdone or fake, just you being bright. I love your editor's sense of humour as well (this is Marcus trying to install DDR4 RAM into a DDR5 motherboard / GPU: "no click, like the motherboard ABSORBED it" + edited: "my favourite bit" all stretched). Only here for the Palit 4060 installl, but subbed for the quality.

[Kapono]

He has the Best thumbnails!!! Even a 4060 can cause him to make a face like that. Amazing

[revmatt]

Thanks for this video, we built this PC successfully this weekend (03/24). Our starting point was zero knowledge, and following this video (and refering to the manuals throughout) we managed to get it working first time, much to my suprise. Lessons from our build experience - neither the CPU nor cooler come with a tube of thermal paste (I assumed they would). Also the Windows install (which I learned how to do frrom yoru other video!) got stuck at the WiFi page. In the end I had to carry the box to my router in order to connect to a LAN cable, in order to progress. Once Windows had installed and updated the WiFi card was visible and worked fine. The whoel thing would have been much easier with a long neck philips screwdriver as shown - as my Wera one was very fiddly to use for certain screws! I also bought three Thermalite RGB fans, so the cabling isn't quite as neat, but we're playing Fornite and Vaulthunters - thanks PcCentric!

[Codyク]

i love watching all the new videos expecially the budget pcs

[stawsky]

Sound of static bag is actually quite satisfying imo.

[Waifu_Warrior]

In this price range, here in Canada the 4060 is being pushed out. 6700XT is the competition from a money standpoint. The 7600 is around $50-$70 cheaper than both of those. Unless you have a personal reason to choose Team green it's not really a good card. Even a Team green loyalist needs to ask if maybe the 3060 12GB isn't the better option. 4060 is what you get in a prebuilt and that isn't based on best option. it's based on availability. I don't blame prebuilt people for going with it.

[raymondhachmishvili]

love the placement of the wifi card on that motherboard, easy future upgrade to wifi 7

[Opiumaddic]

I guess this the pc im gonna build thanks pccentric 🙏🏾

[harry.s]

i need this video and i got it, thanks dude 👍🏻

[foreverhary]

i recently built the same rig with i3 12100f and it is performing wonderfully!

[ARL_geo]

Love the videos man! Keep up the great work!🙏🏼👊🏼🍻

[ymiround]

Thank you for this video. I ordered MSI ventus 2x oc 4060 but still doubting if it was a right choice. Returnal in 1440p with some RT is well enough for me. I also want to make it in tiny case now!

[theitechlab]

I know the 4060 gets a lot of flak, but it’s a pretty decent card, especially for someone like me starting on a new build and upgrading from a Series X. The fact that it gets over 60 FPS in Starfield using DLSS is basically enough to sell me on the card since that is the game I’m most into at the moment. Watching videos of the 7600, it usually sits 20ish frames lower in the game. I know the 8 GB of VRAM is disappointing, but by the time I run into other games that need more power/VRAM, I’ll likely be ready to upgrade anyways and can get something like a 5080/6080 when those drop in the coming years.