$450 Ryzen 1400 Gaming System
Part 2: Budget Ryzen Gaming System Demo and Upgrades - https://youtu.be/pi48S_lwDSc Well its been over a year now and I finally uploaded a new video. The Ryzen hype train was too strong to not build a system and for $450 this machine is pretty snappy. Hopefully I am able to make a part two where I benchmark the system using cinebench, firestrike, overwatch, adobe premiere, after effects, and maybe divinci resolve 14. I can already tell you that this machine plays Overwatch on Ultra 1080p hitting 70FPS on a Dell 75hz Freesync monitor. So here are the specs: Motherboard: MSI B350M Gaming Pro - Amazon - $60 CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1400 - Fry's Electronics - $150 RAM: OEM DDR4 8GB 24000 - Ebay - $50 PSU: EVGA 450BT - Amazon - $22 SSD: Drevo X1 Pro 128GB - Amazon - $50 GPU: Gigabyte RX460 2GB - Amazon Warehouse $83 Case: Deepcool Tesseract - Newegg - $35 Total without tax: $450 Total with California Tax: $489 What about the RX 560 you ask? Yes, if you can find one for $100 or less, then by all means get that instead of this 460. At the time of the making of this video, the 560 wasn't out yet.
Part 2: Budget Ryzen Gaming System Demo and Upgrades - https://youtu.be/pi48S_lwDSc Well its been over a year now and I finally uploaded a new video. The Ryzen hype train was too strong to not build a system and for $450 this machine is pretty snappy. Hopefully I am able to make a part two where I benchmark the system using cinebench, firestrike, overwatch, adobe premiere, after effects, and maybe divinci resolve 14. I can already tell you that this machine plays Overwatch on Ultra 1080p hitting 70FPS on a Dell 75hz Freesync monitor. So here are the specs: Motherboard: MSI B350M Gaming Pro - Amazon - $60 CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1400 - Fry's Electronics - $150 RAM: OEM DDR4 8GB 24000 - Ebay - $50 PSU: EVGA 450BT - Amazon - $22 SSD: Drevo X1 Pro 128GB - Amazon - $50 GPU: Gigabyte RX460 2GB - Amazon Warehouse $83 Case: Deepcool Tesseract - Newegg - $35 Total without tax: $450 Total with California Tax: $489 What about the RX 560 you ask? Yes, if you can find one for $100 or less, then by all means get that instead of this 460. At the time of the making of this video, the 560 wasn't out yet.