Name: Photon 4.0 Gaming PC Build (2018)
Uploaded: 2020-03-27T17:51:00.000Z
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It's been a while, but I'm officially back

The last year has been a really, really rough one

Thanks to cryptomining, it has been incredibly difficult

especially the ones that most people wanna put

When you can find them, they're incredibly expensive.

More often than not, they're just going to be

other components have also been driven up in price.

So high-end power supplies are really expensive right now,

and memory is especially bad, with a lot of prices going

for about double the price that they were last year.

Put all of this together, and it has been really difficult

Thankfully, that changes today with the launch

of AMD's new Ryzen processors with Vega graphics.

However, AMD did send out a little press kit

including both Ryzen 3 as well as Ryzen 5.

four Ryzen CPU cores that can clock up to 3.7GHz,

especially considering that with those kind of specs,

some games are going to be playable even at 1080p.

However, for this build, we're going to be

This adds hyperthreading to the quad-core processor,

and you're also going to be getting a clock speed

This does come with a heftier $170 price tag,

which, in context, makes Ryzen 3 look like

However, because this build, we're going to go

a little bit higher-end, we decided to go

For the rest of the build, we're using 16 gigabytes

this is specifically meant to work with Ryzen,

and that extra power is going to be super helpful

of over $260, this is probably not the best idea

to pair with your $170 processor. (laughs)

Instead, I detuned this memory to run at 2666MHz

to simulate running a much more reasonable

$100 HyperX FURY X kit, which is going to have

I will say, though, that if you're looking to pick up

a Ryzen with Vega chip, make sure that at the very least

you get some reasonably fast dual-channel memory.

Those graphics definitely need some memory to be fed.

It's a little different than what we usually do here,

With a solid piece of tempered glass up front,

Of course, it's not going to be the most practical system,

because we're not installing the graphics card.

So, for example, if you wanna upgrade later

For the motherboard, we're using the MSI B350 Pro AC.

This actually isn't out yet, so I don't have

the final price, but it is a pretty loaded little board.

So in addition to full support for a Ryzen APU,

including overclocking, you're also getting RGB,

and there's also a full-size DisplayPort,

which means that, especially for a B350 board,

Storage is being handled by a 500GB WD Blue SSD.

Now I've used these in a few previous builds,

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