Name: PCは自作した方がいいのか？ (Should you build your own PC?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:42:05.000Z
Duration: 11 min 44 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

基礎受動態

The guy's Jace two cents here, and I'm gonna do a video that I haven't really done in a very long time because times have changed and I feel like with computer popularity being at its peak right now, this video is directed towards those people considering buying or building their very first computers.

程度の副詞

So today we're gonna talk about the five top reasons why you should build your own PC, and we're gonna even include two reasons why you should.

Featuring the Intel 97 50 h six core processor, up to 64 gigabytes of memory and multiple GPU options.

Mag 15 Laptop from the electronics is one of the lightest production and gave me notebooks on the market due to its magnesium lightweight chassis and 15.6 inch, 144 hurts I.

P s monitor the mag 15 weighs in at just £4 while the 94 wide our battery provides hours of use in a single charge.

To see the full spec list of the mag 15 from electron ICS and to see their complete lineup of laptops and notebooks, click the sponsor leak in the description below.

I'm well aware that many of you watching this channel, our veterans and you've built your very own computers, maybe dozens, maybe even hundreds, in your I t professional.

I am talking to the first timer, or, at the very least, somebody who hasn't done this in a very long time, and everything out today is completely new to them.

So if you're a veteran, want you do me a favor, put your favorite five top reasons why someone should build their own computer and include two reasons why they shouldn't in the comments below, the more information the better.

But I'ma go ahead and start talking to you, the newbie or the person who's never done this.

I think it's pretty obvious, and that is, it is easier than it's ever been.

We're not talking back in the days when you had calm ports and you had game ports, printer ports and you had cereal, buses and all sorts of things that were had to be configured to even work properly.

You never had a chance of even getting your computer to post or boot if you didn't have things set properly.

Even with dip switches and all sorts of other mechanical controls.

The popularity of computers as much as a lot of articles want to make it sound like computers or dead is completely false.

And we're at the highest popularity peces have ever been in.

And that's because of, obviously, the popularity of streaming and the amount of gaming that's out there now.

Consul Ports Consoles, a really popular PC Gaming is more popular than it's ever been, and with that has come the most streamlined process ever.

When it comes to installing your parts, your graphics cards could only fit in one particular slot type, and your motherboard is written in plain English to tell you which lot you should use.

Your CPU is are easier to install than they've ever been a M D.

Being still, I think the mainstream stuff easiest CP used to install.

But things are more rugged than they've ever been.

PSD protection now built into motherboards, you can't necessarily accidentally shock it very easily and kill your stuff.

In fact, people Constant referred to it as adult Legos, and I would tend to agree with that.

No reason Number two is that it's cheaper to build than it's ever been.

Now I know a lot of you just got triggered.

It's more expensive than graphics cards have ever been.

But that's only if you're shopping at the top tier.

You're getting much more price to performance benefit down in the 60 Siri's cards or even the 50 Siri's cards that we've ever had in the past.

Even in the last five years, we've seen a huge, huge, exponential uptick of performance $2 ratio because of at least some performance and battle taking place down in the mid and low tear graphics card between a M.

Just speaking of graphics cards alone, the CPU competition taking place between Intel and MD has made that even more competitive toe, where AMG has brought massive core counts to a an incredible performance to perform to budget ratio than even was in the past, aimed he used to be the brand known for well, at least it's a good price, and it tried when it comes to performance is now.

Hey, it's a great price, and it's even better performance when you compare it to the competition.

No, only that Ram has finally come down in price.

A lot of price gouging taking place with Graham is gone.

The Cryptocurrency mining days of graphics cards causing gratis cards prices to quadruple in some instances is over, and things have normalized, meaning that you could go down to even best buy and by all the parts that you would need at a fairly competitive price versus on time, online on time.

Online retailers giving you now the fastest, cheapest computers that you can possibly build.

Now I know that Chief is obviously in the eye of the beholder, and it's gonna be subjective.

But the bottom line is, performance dollar ratios across the board are better than they've ever been.

Now, the third reason out there is you have full control over the parts that go in your system.

That's basically a company that takes the parts, buys the parts packages, um, puts the system together and then ships off the system as a whole and you get it to turn it on.

Windows is greeting you with cortana and all the spyware enabled that you gotta go in and shut off.

But you have to use whatever parts are available are offered, and whatever package is that they're put together in and some cookie cutter format, depending on the S I that you go with.

But the fact that you can control your own parts mean you can save a little here and spend a little more there.

And although some my size do give you a little radio boxes that you can check to kind of move around the budget usually only given two or three options anyway and then passed that you still are kind of shoehorn into whatever build that they feel that they want to offer.

So if you're the kind of person that likes to take control, you like to customize you like to build things yourself.

Having all the control over the parts that go into your system make it obviously a very glaring benefit to doing it yourself.

The reason Number four is one that I don't think everyone will agree with.

But again, these are my five top reasons and you might differ.

Which is why I said, Put your comments down below.

If you've never done this, there's nothing better than learning something new.

They say the human brain is only being 10% utilized, and I'm pretty convinced, Vince, I'm only using about 7.265% of my brain, which means I'm constantly trying to reach that goal of 10%.

Not sure remember going to get there, but I digress.

This channel is all about teaching people things, and you know what they say about teachers.

Teachers are always learners as well, and so I'm constantly trying to teach myself and learn new things, whether it be through D.

Self learning or letting people teach me, the experience you'll gain from this will only make you more confident in taking on more tasks and more challenges in the future.

It's It's one of those things where you're gonna start looking for reasons to build a new computer, which might be a bad thing.

You might start spending your mortgage money in your car payments on computer parts, and that's fine.

You're gonna start telling all your friends Hey, you want to build your computer, I'll build a computer, get your parts, I'll build it.

And it becomes more fun to build the computer than to actually game on it.

In fact, we build more computers around here than we even game on.

And the reason number five comes to us straight from Elektronik arts themselves, a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Yes, I'm referring to all the hard work that you're gonna put in building your system, paying off in a glorious PC that you could sit there and look at and say I earned that, All right.

I just kind of felt like throwing it out there because it kind of goes back to what I just said in previous reason, which is the learning experience.

Once it's done, you could look at it just like I look at Nebula or I looked at Skunk Works or I look at the system I built for Phil or the destiny to PC.

Even though I've built quite literally hundreds of computers in my life, I still look at everyone I build my go.

But the real reason number five you should build your own PC is the fact that you built it means you can also fix it.

One of the problems with buying an S I system is if you just by the thing and you didn't build it or work on it yourself.

If something goes wrong, it means you'll be picking up the phone and sitting on tech support and waiting on hold and potentially sending the whole system back to the S.

I to get something simple fixed simply because you didn't have the knowledge to do it yourself.

Trust me, as someone that used to work in I t trying to do over the phone troubleshooting.

Although I t experts and troubleshooting support agents are usually pretty good at figuring out what the problem is getting it fixed over the phone, they can only do as good of a job is, you help them do by describing the problem and working through the task that they give you to try and fix it.

And if you have no idea what you're doing whatsoever, the chances of successful repair over the phone is going to be you extremely diminished.

So the fact that you built it means that you can fix it, you understand?

字幕リスト動画再生

PCは自作した方がいいのか？ (Should you build your own PC?)

constantly

bunch

properly

experience