BEST gaming PC build in September 2024!!!!

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What is the best gaming PC build in September of 2024? Here is my guide to the PROCESS behind choosing the best parts for your needs without wasting money, but also without cutting any serious corners. I explain the WHY behind each decision so you can follow along even if the exact component availability and pricing changes by the time you are ready to buy.
Parts list:
GPU: varies a lot by your exact budget. Here's some standout options in order of performance (and also price). Get the best one that fits your budget.
CPU: again depends on budget
(Use stock cooler on ultra low budget)
(can cut down mobo if need lower budget, don't need wifi, etc)
(Get higher capacity if you like to have lots of games installed)
Case: Don't overspend. Make sure its big enough. Get mesh and comes with fans. Here's an option, but this is mostly personal preference:
Power Supply: Others can work, check PSU tier list

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[danielowentech]

Check the Flexispot Amazon store and get your setup!
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[ManuelHernandez-cehs]

Literally have 7600 + rx6800. Recently upgraded to a 1440p monitor and im really enjoying the build.

[amzgamingx]

Dude thank you for all the awesome PC building tips and gaming benchmark vids! Seriously, your content makes everything so easy to understand, and it's super cool that you take time to help people out and explain complicated stuff and make it sound so simple definitely the traits of an amazing teacher man thanks so much

[Firmansyah-crwj]

Funny that even having 7800X3D and 7800XT I still enjoy watching build guides.

[manzarelahi]

Lots of respect to you Mr. Owen, I was a teacher for a while, and also worked in special education for a good amount of time. They need teachers like you more than ever. I hope you have a good school year!

[mikedelgrande]

Just build my first gaming PC this year at 40yo. Went with a 7800X3D/4070ti Super and its fantastic. I found a new 7800X3D on sale for $350 so its worth shopping around and taking your time.

[kotztotz]

RIP 7800x3D prices. gotta love seeing it $420 when a couple weeks ago it was like $360...

[rangersmith]

When planning a gaming PC, start with what games you want to play now and two years hence, at what graphics quality, at what resolution, and at what frame rate. Decide whether software tricks like upscaling and frame generation are OK with you and whether you want to suffer the performance loss inherent in ray tracing. Choose a CPU that can issue instructions fast enough and a GPU that can draw frames fast enough to create the results you desire. That all takes some diligent research. Now take a look at your budget, and adjust your requirements accordingly.

[ThePlantoparadise]

I so wish I could have been one of your students! Too bad I graduated from high school 10 years ago! LOL

[annak]

U can get 5700x3d+mobo+ram+ssd combo for $265 on newegh + 100$ zalman case+psu + 200$ 6650xt = 565$

[demonhunter]

Mad how I’ve been doing research no. Stop for about two weeks and this is the exact build I came up with besides the psu

[Chris.Fate.]

You explaining everything in such a simple to understand way shows that you are an amazing teacher! Thank you so much for this video! I am planning on buying a completely new PC on a budget of $1500, and this helped me a ton!

[lytlebill]

As a r5 7600 owner, I would suggest one does not use the boxed stock cooler. It will keep your cpu alive, but it is definitely insufficient to keep it from reaching max temps and you will throttle frequently. Spend the extra on even a budget 3rd party cooler, it will be worth it.

[RandallRoman]

Haven't even gotten into the meat of the video yet. Just wanted to express my appreciation for you and your wife as teachers for the work you put in, under not the best of circumstances. I have a number of friends who are teachers in various subjects and cities, and one of the common themes is how underfunded they are in terms of basic supplies and classroom necessities like proper desks. Also, great work on the channel!

[MaryannLynch-zc]

W concept. Don't need another one but I love to hear the parts selection etc in these.

[royr]

About a month ago i scored a B650E Taichi for $270 on Newegg. Paired it with a 7800x3d. Im good for a while.

[shravak.shakya.]

Recently built an SFF PC with a Ryzen 7600 and RX 7800 XT, Crucial 2x16 GB @6000MTs, on an ASRock PG B650i with a TT 750W SFX PSU and a Thermalright Aqua Elite V3 240 for €1260.
Paired it with a €130 AOC 24G4X 1080p 180HZ. Will upgrade to 1440p in the future.
Absolutely no complains, I max out my refresh rate on almost all games that I'm currently playing at ultra/high settings.

[BigSparky]

I have to let you know i am 32 and always used ps products, but they kinda suck now and its time to move to PC. I really think your a amazing teacher and man this info really helped me out a ton!

[jonburton]

I know talking about taxes isn’t always helpful but for me it made a $1, 200 build closer to $1, 500 so always keep that in mind when building a price to performance pc. Odds are you gonna be spending at least 14-$1500 on a base mid-range build.

[ianchinworth]

Very close to the pc build I put together last weekend. Feeling proud of myself right now for some reason.