See the full part list here: – This is my full, concise review of the $315 budget gaming PC I built on the live stream the other night. I found a significant performance boost! See the stream here: and subscribe!
VIDEO INDEX:
01:25 – Component overview
07:00 – Memory clock change that increased performance 36%
08:02 – 3DMark benchmark results after performance boost
09:44 – Increasing video memory share to 2 GB
10:51 – GTA V
12:37 – Rocket League
13:19 – Counterstrike GO
13:43 – Minecraft
14:42 – Web browsing and YouTube performance
15:56 – Conclusion and final thoughts
Setting the memory frequency to 2,400mhz resulted in a huge performance gain that allowed the AMD A10-7860k APU to run Rocket League and GTA V at 30fps at 1080p. Significant performance gains there.
The bottom line? If you are on a tight budget you can build a very nice gaming computer for well under $400. It’s remarkable how much faster the graphics performance is on this AMD processor vs. similar processors from Intel.
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and u can always add a dedicated gpu for more gpu performance
Why spend so much money on expensive motherboards and fancy SSD's? This is a low budget gaming build, would have been better to save the money and use less expensive budget motherboards and HDDs and put the money saved into a GPU or better processor. Great video though 👏
i need help i cant play rocket leage on my pc i get an error saying cant start because of physxextensions.dll is missing
I know this ia a older video but is this capable of plying skyrim good?
Is this pc upgradeable? I mean idk, putting a dedicate gpu or something, pls answer 🙂
Linux is free run openGL on steam with Linux
g4560 + rx 460 is much better for the same price!!!
at 300 dollars we get a media pc that can do light gaming and some Esports games run very well like League and CS:GO but for around 400 you can build a system that run most games at max to high graphics with 50-60 fps. This would include a 50 dollar g4400 intel cpu and 100 dollar AMD rx460 with 4gb vram. you can even reduce the cost to 350 if you really want to and still get good performance. The apu is a great concept I hope amd doesn't abandon it but refines it and provides us with next gen gaming support.
I've done a lot of testing on integrated graphics and the APU concept has me sold but I hope amd doesn't drop it. hasn't been a couple years since the last new cpu?
APU is such an amazing concept! I wish the performance was a little bit better!
Only problem it doesn't outperform a console
I understand you were given these parts and they likely arent an example of what you would build yourself, but i take issue with the fact this is labeled a gaming PC. Its barely faster than a windows tablet lol.
I love gaming, but I am a disabled military veteran, so money is very tight. I received a nice pc case as a holiday gift, so I am planning on building this pc in January 2017 just get things going, which will leave me the option to add a discreet gpu later. It will have 8gb of RAM instead of 16 and less the cost of the case, I can bump up my intial motherboard choice to the Asrock you have in the vid.
Could have got a cheaper motherboard for this build so it could be under 300 but this is still a decent machine.
i have this cpu but I can barely play rocket league on low. i do have a 1600 ram. should I upgrade ram or should I just get a graphics card?
my intel hd 3000 makes me throw up
Tanka Nice video
Turn of Ambient Occlusion? It is a bastard of a power eater
CS-Go Fps ?
Built my son an a10-7850k PC a year or so ago. He can play EVERYTHING, he just sometimes has to adjust the settings. He wants a proper GPU for Xmas, and thats the great thing, its a decent quad core CPU, so you can add a ok GPU and keep it going, its been a great value for my son, and I expect it to last him a few more years.
This is a really good machine at a low price, I have AMD A8 7650K, and all the popular games and new work very well. You can see the results on a channel dedicated to gaming on AMD A8 7650K, there are gameplay of the popular games.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8bxIgm0BIMORUe8ADyX2Vg
Lon, Will this support dual monitors as configured?
What discrete graphics card would be a good fit for this build?
26 MBps… what ISP ..?? Google fiber ?
My laptop is $400 and I get the same performance. So I'm happy.
why not the a10 7890k ??
can you swap out the ssd card for a 1tb hard drive?
So this is basically like equivalent to the Xbox One/PS4?
Will a8 7600 and gtx 560 ti work good together?
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Hi Lon nice build, by the way can i use this as freenas server? thanks.
hi lon thanks for this video, please can i have a question? Can this PC run game The Forest in the medium or high settings?? Thanks for reply
Anything under $300, I wouldn't use an apu. Buy a used computer for around $150 or so and buy a gtx 750ti or better
Wow, you almost had to go to console quality
Could you also please show a power consumption comparison of the PCs
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-Compaq-8200-Elite-SFF-Quad-Core-3-3GHz-i5-2500-8GB-RAM-2TB-Win7-COA-desktop-/162099810045?hash=item25bde6cefd:g:8aAAAOSwoudW4N4b
Get something like that and throw in a $90 750 Ti and a $35 120GB SSD and you get a far better overall and massively better gaming experience.
this is exactly what i was looking for.thank you!
That PSU made me vomit. Its been wayyyy too long since Ive seen a PSU with all the cables coming out of one hole
Hello Lon, Great video for such an affordable system. I have a question that does not relate to this though. Please between this Polsen VM 101 and TAKSTAR SGC-598, which one is the best? Thanks so much.
Please find the links below.
https://www.amazon.com/Polsen-VM-101-Camera-Mounted-Microphone/dp/B00NMU5VOA/ref=sr_1_1?s=photo&ie=UTF8&qid=1466382479&sr=1-1&keywords=polsen+vm+101
https://www.amazon.com/TAKSTAR-SGC-598-Microphone-Photography-Hotography/dp/B00GTCRL96?ie=UTF8&*Version*=1&*entries*=0
Rather than set the frequency to 2400, enable the XMP (should be 1.3) profile by clicking 'auto' next to XMP.
Long story short this motherboards default to standard frequency with loose timings.
Enabling XMP will also tighten the timings which is arguably more important than frequency, anyway.
Hi Mr. Lon, what monitor you're using?
Based on this video and the live build video I went for it. Only change I made was I opted for the newer AMD A10-7890k APU. I'm more of a Mac guy and not a big gamer but I've been wanting to build a cheap casual gaming rig for some time now. Thanks for helping me take the leap!
for 50$ they picked an awful case
Edit: Nevermind, PSU was included. Good for budget