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00:00:00 – 00:31:29
The video provides a comprehensive guide to building a $600 budget PC featuring an Nvidia RTX 3050 graphics card and an Intel i3 processor. Jo, the host, introduces the essential components, like the MSI Micro ATX motherboard, 16GB Corsair Vengeance RAM, a 500GB Crucial P3 M.2 SSD, and a 600W power supply in a BitFenix Micro ATX case, while also providing optional aesthetic enhancements like RGB LED strips. The build process is broken down into detailed steps, including the installation of the CPU, RAM, M.2 SSD, motherboard, Wi-Fi accessory, power supply, and graphics card, with a focus on proper alignment and connections. Jo underscores the importance of good cable management and highlights the successful first boot-up of the system.
Following the build, Jo shifts to performance testing across several games including "Warzone 2," "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3," "Halo Infinite," and others, evaluating the PC's capabilities at 1080p resolution with various settings. The RTX 3050 is praised for its smooth performance, even in graphically demanding titles. Jo further customizes settings in games like "Fortnite" and "ARK" to illustrate the PC's adaptability. The video concludes with additional gameplay footage of "Counter-Strike 2," and Jo wraps up the guide by thanking viewers and noting a sale on their website. Links to all parts and a tutorial for installing Windows 11 are provided in the description.
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In this part of the video, Jo introduces a $600 budget PC build guide featuring an Nvidia RTX 3050 graphics card paired with an Intel i3 processor. He emphasizes that the guide will be comprehensive, breaking it into three parts: discussing the parts and their prices, providing a detailed build guide, and concluding with performance benchmarks in both AAA and eSports titles. The main components include an MSI GeForce RTX 3050 GPU, an i3 Intel processor, an MSI Micro ATX motherboard, 16GB Corsair Vengeance RAM, a 500GB Crucial P3 M.2 SSD, and a 600W bronze-rated power supply in a BitFenix Micro ATX case. Jo also mentions optional aesthetic enhancements like blue custom sleeve power supply extensions and an RGB LED strip kit. He encourages viewers to comment on future builds and highlights a sale on Crator HQ products linked in the video description.
00:05:00
In this part of the video, the presenter starts a comprehensive guide on building a computer system. He specifically details the installation of the CPU by aligning the arrows on the CPU and the socket, placing it gently, and securing it with the lever. Next, the stock Intel heatsink is installed by clipping it into the motherboard and connecting the fan to the CPU fan header. He proceeds to install RAM by aligning the indents, pressing down with equal force, and ensuring the levers click back up. Following this, the installation of a 500 GB M.2 SSD is demonstrated, securing it properly onto the motherboard. Finally, the motherboard is installed into the case, ensuring the correct alignment with the IO shield and standoffs, and securing it with screws.
00:10:00
In this part of the video, the motherboard is secured to the case and preparations for installing the Wi-Fi accessory are made. The process involves removing a PCI Lane bracket, carefully ensuring no damage to the motherboard, and then securing the accessory in place. The Wi-Fi wires are connected by aligning and pushing them in properly. Following this, the power supply is installed after removing the hard drive cage, providing more space for cable management. The focus shifts to organizing the various cables into three groups: power cables, case cables, and cables for fans and lighting. The installation of the power supply extension cables is highlighted, alongside ensuring proper connections to the motherboard and RTX 3050. The segment concludes with the connection of the 24-pin power cable and the CPU power cable. A small interruption occurs when a pet named Terara appears briefly.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the host details the final steps of a PC build. They start by connecting various cables, including the HD audio cable to the motherboard and the USB 3 cable under the 24-pin connector. They then address the jfp1 cables related to front panel connectors, ensuring proper connection of the power LED, HDD LED cable, and power switch. Moving to the back of the case, they connect the power and two cables from the fan controller to the motherboard. Additionally, the host installs an optional RGB LED strip for added lighting inside the case. Finally, they install the graphics card, secure it with brackets and screws, and connect the power cable. The segment concludes with a successful first boot-up, demonstrating the clean, well-lit final build.
00:20:00
In this segment of the video, the host discusses the excellent airflow in the computer case and mentions that links to each part of the build are in the video description. They proceed to install Windows 11 from a USB flash drive, referencing a tutorial video located in the description. The segment then shifts to game testing, starting with “Warzone 2” at 1080p resolution using Nvidia DLSS set to Quality, with a maxed-out FOV of 120. They engage in gameplay, experiencing various in-game actions and strategize to stay within the zone, ultimately noting the build’s performance. Following this, the host tests “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3” with similar settings, aiming to achieve a specific game goal, and praises the smooth performance of the RTX 3050. The segment concludes with gameplay of “Halo Infinite” at 1080p resolution and 90 FOV, highlighting an enjoyable match with good performance, and proceeds to settings for a newly released game named “The Finals”.
00:25:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker goes through various game settings and performance observations. The main actions include adjusting game settings like resolution and field of view for several games, and then actively playing them while commenting on performance and gameplay experiences. Key details include setting Valor to 1080p resolution with specific graphics quality, achieving fifth place in a game, observing impressive performance in Fortnite with Performance mode, and noting strong performance in the graphically demanding game ARK with everything set to low and using DLSS. The segment ends with settings for Rainbow Six Siege at 1080p resolution and Max FOV, followed by brief gameplay.
00:30:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the gaming performance and settings for Counter-Strike 2 at a 1080p resolution. They share that the game ran smoothly and performance was good, despite not getting a win. The speaker wraps up by expressing their appreciation for the viewers’ support, mentioning a sale on their website, and signing off.