Name: Reviewing YOUR Gaming Rigs - March 2020
Uploaded: 2020-03-31T17:45:18.000Z
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and everyone and welcome to another video.

Now, please excuse whatever this is above my top lip.

I'm just stuck inside, and I can't be bothered to do anything.

But what I can make time for as always, is to take a look at your gaming Ricks.

And that is the purpose off today's video.

Riggs March Is it March Monday, the 30th Off Heart.

The first rig in today's video comes from N.

I got a new computer for Christmas and was wondering if I could be in the next video review.

What I ask is if you could see what I should upgrade next.

7 37 100 Rx 5 80 32 gigs off 3200 megahertz RAM, A two terabyte HDD of 512 Gig.

I am not to SST Um, yeah, I'd say that if anything, the process sir is going to last a very long time.

80 p as well, but I imagine the if I had to choose anything top grade in that build, it would be the Rx 5 80 I know it's capable at the moment, but if you had to upgrade anything, I would see the 5 80 starting to struggle before the 3700 ex put it that way.

Not that it needs upgrading at the moment.

Okay, so keen and me have see again, I apologize for any pronunciations.

I'm always going to pronounce people's names wrong.

Sleek, black, simple looking case that features and I 5 44 40 GTX 10 66 Gig.

16 Gigs of DDR three and the one terabyte hard drive with the 600 block Powers of Pie.

If I had to say anything there, I think the high five is still pretty capable, especially with a G ticks.

I think it's a four course CPU, so you may start to see it struggle in some games.

I suppose you could upgrade that I 5 to 1 i seven if the CPU does start to struggle.

But I'm also recommending SSD in there, say, as the boot drive should you want to go down that route?

As far as I'm concerned, it's still a nice combination.

They will work well together, as I'm sure you know.

Okay, the next submission is from Fi Fox.

Absolutely loved the idea off that well there.

I've wanted one of those racing wheels for ages, but I just don't have the room for it.

I'd love to play, you know, don't really to force the horizon with a will on the desk.

Maybe it would make me a better driver, even though I'm sure it can't work.

I purchased a pre built PC and upgraded it to make a cheap gaming PC.

Another 5 44 60 used to have one of those love those CP use two times Forget crucial 1600 megahertz DDR 3 512 Gig SSD a genetic 16 50 Onda Logitech G 9 20 will again a pretty simple case designed there But I am a fan off those simple cases, especially considering you purchased a PC and and turned it into a gaming rig.

I'm always a fan off people going down that route as well, because there are a lot of options to explore.

If any of you are thinking of doing that, just be careful when you buy certain pre bills because they might not have a upgrade path or the motherboard might be of a certain and awkward form factor.

But please do your research before buying any pre built.

Make sure you know the exact model the eye 5 44 60 as well.

Still a pretty decent CPU that you can actually find for a very good price these days.

Four cause and Four Threads, I believe, but it's still more than capable in a lot off titles.

In fact, the vast majority of titles out there has a George who Sorrow has sent his rig in here.

It features a rise of 5 1603.8 gigahertz with 16 Gig's off 3000 megahertz Ram as well as a GTX 10 60 again, very nice combination, The rise and 5 1600 is a great CPU.

I don't know if you've got the new A F version or the original E variant off the chip.

You're not going to see that much difference between the two chips anyway.

And if you wanted some advice on what to upgrade first, I would say that the graphics card sorry the CPU could easily handle a more powerful graphics card.

Should you ever want to upgrade that 10 60?

But as I said before the 10 60 still a great card, the six gigabyte version at least I'll have to revisit the three gig version because there are certainly some games whereby the the around limitation would easily be exceeded with that amount.

Okay, so the underscore boring underscore Page zero has sent me there Regus well and I 7 77 100 k at five gigahertz, deleted with liquid metal.

We've got a fancy rig now, someone showing off and m b as rock said 1 70 Board 16 Gigs of DDR 3 a.m. S i g ticks 10 80 Love the 10 80 had one myself, but it it was so, so loud.

At least you haven't got the gigabyte version.

I think that was the version of mine that got really loud and hot under load two terabytes.

Benchmarks pop up in reviews of newer cards, for example, just to see how it does because it's still very capable.

Just one of those GP use that will and should be around for a long time.

And hopefully we'll start to see it drop a little bit more in price to make it more affordable.

Okay, so our next rig is from James Underscore Bevin on Instagram here.

Set up their drool monitor solution as well Arrives in 5 36 100 x a great CPU.

I've had experiences with someone I've really come to enjoy.

What ps you Now I want to speak about that briefly.

I've heard a couple of horror stories regarding those, but I've also read a few decent reviews about them.

So I have mixed opinions about those power supplies.

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