RX 6600 + Ryzen 5 5600 | First PC build 2023 | $800 Budget PC

what is up guys welcome to my Channel today I will be showing you guys my first ever PC build let's get it now I have absolutely zero experience with any PC parts but after watching hours of PC Builder and Jay's two cents I was pretty confident with the parts I used for this build if it looks like I did anything wrong or could do some steps better in this build let me know down in the comments because I'll definitely be doing another build down the road starting off with a motherboard I went with the MSI b550m Pro bdh Wi-Fi I found this particular board on eBay for 75 which was right in my budget the CPU I decided to pair it off with was the ryzen 5 5600 which luckily didn't require any flashing of the BIOS now the 5600 comes with that stock AMD Rave cooler but in this case I wanted to go with the virtual V5 air Tower cooler to get a little more airflow installation was pretty simple just attach the mounting brackets with whatever card you have and then it can be connected to the motherboard my camera went out as I installed that m.2 but I went with the Western Digital blue 500 gig sn570 nvme the ram I used in this build is a special case as it came from a bundle from a friend with the power supply and a couple case fans this Ram is 32 gigs of 3200 cl16 which should be just enough in this case because I like to play a lot of Star Citizen and once that's all in we can move on to the case the case I use for this build is the NZXT h510 flow it's a pretty solid case and it's got lots of room I could definitely see myself using it for some future builds as well low-key laying down that motherboard was one of the hardest parts of the build for some reason it just wouldn't seat right so it took a couple of tries to put it in and then to finish off the CPU Cooler I went ahead and threw on that fan that it came with the cooler also came with an extra set of fan mounting clip so I ended up using one of these ID cooling fans to conveniently turn it into one of those dual fan coolers and get a little extra airflow for the graphics card I went with an RX 6600 brand new from Best Buy for my research I found that this would be a pretty solid 1080p card so I figured I'd take a chance on it now the second part of that homie bundle included a three pack of these 140 millimeter corepoon RGB fans which I use for the front panel to be my intakes before I put them in I'm taking a quick look to make sure everything's looking good and Route these cables thank you [Music] for a little extra RGB in the case I went ahead and got this light strip and put it around the motherboard it's a little 550 millimeter strip before I move on to the back I got these Asia horse sleeve cable extensions for the power supply to give it a little cleaner look in this case I just needed that eight pin PCI cable 24-pin motherboard cable and that eight pin CPU cable thank you [Music] and here's how it looks when it's all routed and in place I went ahead and put the last two ID cooling fans in and they and then turned my attention to the back to install the power supply and get on that cable management [Music] thank you the power supply was the final part of that homie bundle just a simple 500 watt EVGA power supply which after a bit of research I found should be good enough for this build this does however limit some potential upgrade paths for other components because if I do get some upgrades I wanted to get a whole new power supply but you know you learn you learn as you go and I wouldn't mind having it as a backup for another project and I have a bunch of extra hard drives laying around so I went ahead and popped in one terabyte and 500 gig disk drive to fill in those spots in the back I also went ahead and added a three terabyte Western Digital blue drive into that driveway on the bottom and this will give me plenty of storage to save all my movies and my games and moving on to that sweet sweet Cable Management I learned it's probably best to have an at least an idea of how you're going to do it so you don't get overwhelmed if it's your first time I didn't have any patience since the end of the build was around the corner so I really just slapped it together and hoped for the best it all fit in pretty well in the end so I can't complain too much now I just got to connect these antennas close it up and pray that it turns on first try let's go I gotta make sure it's actually posting let me clean up a little bit and we'll see how the finished product looks overall I think this build turned out pretty good if I could do it again I'd probably get a full-size motherboard to fill out that bottom and hold off on a couple accessories maybe get a higher tier graphics card I'll end up running a few benchmarks in another video but as of right now I'm pretty satisfied with the results again if you guys have any build tips or upgrades suggestions definitely let me know down in the comments as this will most likely become a prominent side hobby for me in the 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Channel: Mondo

Views: 34,277

Keywords: PC build, First pc, Gaming, Gaming pc, Budget build

Id: ysA7UsJnC_c

Length: 10min 42sec (642 seconds)

Published: Sun Mar 19 2023