Name: ポンド469 Ryzen 5 1600 "AF "予算ゲーミングPCのビルド (The £469 Ryzen 5 1600 "AF" Budget Gaming PC Build)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:53:46.000Z
Duration: 11 min 24 s
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Hello, everyone, and welcome to another video.

Now this is a rise in 5 1600 based gaming PC.

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Although the original 1600 released in 2017 a.

Have since quietly launched a new version dubbed the 1600 a F thanks to its light S K you name change, it's a 12 Nanami to part now that's closer and performance to arise in 5 26 100 And best of all, it costs just £80 here in the UK or 85 U.

That is silly money for six core 12 thready chip And I mean that in a good way today I thought I'd put together what I feel is a nice budget gaming PC with this six core CPU at the center of it, I had a £450 expenditure limit in mind.

So let's take a step back, go through the parts and talk about whether this chip is worth buying in 2020.

So first we have the new rising 5 1600 itself, a CPU that gamers Nexus described as sort of a 2018 Zen plus part released in 2019.

I own the original rise in 5 1600 a while back, and it was probably one of my favorite chips I've ever owned.

In fact, I upgraded my rise in 3 1200 another CPU that I really liked to the rise and 5 1600 because at the time I got a pretty good deal on it.

I think I paid about £110 for the original rise and five on when it came to editing and gaming.

I saw a huge difference in premiere Pro games like Assassin's Creed, for example, that really do enjoy more cause on Dhe.

It was really a very good upgrade, in my opinion, and that was a while ago.

Now, with this new version, according to the benchmarks I've seen on gamers and excess, we should see a few more frames in games and for the price it's currently at.

Well, it really does sound like a bargain.

It now comes with the smaller Wraith stealth cooler, too.

V, an entry level before 50 board that supports even the latest chips right out of the box.

It's nothing special, but it will get the job done.

I like the all black look of it as well for the memory.

I was so close to going with eight gigabytes and then I thought, Well, if you're building a PC for this sort of money, then 16 gigabytes for an extra £30 or so would certainly be the better way to go as you'll see much better performance in games and CPU intensive tasks.

Please excuse this screen shot here I have now upgraded to 16.

Gig's off the same Patriot Viper memory, although it is 3200 megahertz because it was a little cheaper, which is all the faster the speed, the cheaper it waas.

For the storage, I would recommend an SSD, maybe combine a 120 gig SST for a boot drive under traditional H D.

Personally, I just get the biggest SST you can afford as the prices have really gone down lately and you'll certainly have a snappier around computing experience.

It had to be the 16 50 Super at £150 of the 16 50.

Super is one of the best budget cards available.

New right now for a solid six DF ps 10 80 p gaming experience to power All of this I've gone for a be quiet system.

These are very well priced, I think brand new.

It was about £40 it's a great around unit that will run most single cards out there with these the 16 50 super being no trouble at all.

There aren't many reviews out there, but be quiet, are very well known and reliable Brand and I've used plenty of their power supplies in the past with no trouble.

The case I went for is basic looking, I know, but it does have RGB lighting at the front, or it should if I wire up correctly and better yet, the motherboard standoffs have already bean installed.

Now, you may be wondering, is that a tempered glass side panel?

Well, sorry to disappoint you, but it is not.

It suits a tighter budget on dhe to really miss.

PS USA's well on this little bottom section will help hide someone's messy cable management.

I'm talking about my messy cable man instrument.

It's also worth allocating a small part of your PC building.

How many you get is entirely up to you, but I would recommend at least 21 for an intake fan and one for an exhaust three or four would be ideal.

But, of course, make sure you have the correct amount off motherboard connectors to handle any fans that you buy.

Some fans may hook up via Molex connectors as well.

Now, I didn't convert the prices into dollars or euros today.

This is more of a comprehensive parts list, I guess from this you should be able to tell how these parts perform together on dhe.

Hopefully, it will help you decide whether you want to build something similar with AM Lee's New Rise and 5 1600 chip on whether or not it's worth it.

Once you've taken into consideration the price of components where you live now, it was time to check if the PC was working and, of course, test the most important factor there.

To be honest, this is sort of settle, I guess you could say so.

Plus, you can always turn it off a cz Well, now should you want to?

F is also now just as over clickable as the 2600 considering it's pretty much the same thing just a little slower at stock on.

Because of this, it will perform very closely to the 2600 in CPU intensive tasks.

If you've seen a 26 100 review, well, you pretty much should know what to expect here.

The 1600 F makes a great improvements over the original, and that's more apparent when we move on to the gaming tests.

Right now, though, I'll have a little more of a detailed comparison later in the week to compare both the original chip and this one directly.

Now, this machine is good for high settings across the board for an average of 60 f ps.

In most cases, I put red dead redemption to to the test first, because it's actually the most demanding of all of today's games, As you can see with a mix of high and medium settings, it came quite close ish at around the mid fifties.

This will drop a little more in busier areas such as Valentine, for example, but overall, it was a pretty decent experience.

Now you can change all of the settings to medium or select one of the performance presets.

But I prefer a nice combination off graphical quality and performance.

And I think in most parts of the map you'll get that with the settings.

As you venture out into the wilderness, the performance picks up, but it's totally up to you as to how you play.

So as I throw up some more game play for you here, I just want to talk about something interesting.

I found now I did test the games with eight gigs of Ram as well before I put the 16 gigabytes of RAM results up on the screen, and what I found is that the performance interplay titles wasn't actually much different to be honest.

I think the JI Tech 16 50 is the main limiting factor here.

It's a great car, the 16 50 Super, a great budget card.

But there is definitely room for improvement.

With a process of like this, you could certainly up for something more capable should your budget allow it.

I went with the card because I feel like for the money, it's a very capable GPU if you want to stick under £500 or dollars or whatever.

But there is certainly room for something more powerful to be paired with it.

As you can see those in the top left corner, we do exceed eight gigs off RAM usage in every tight.

Just in case you decide you want to do a little bit of content creation video dissing things like that because when it comes to tasks like Premiere Pro, you'll notice a difference between eight and 16 gigabytes.

Plus, we don't really know what sort of games are going to come out this year for PC, how demanding they're going to be.

But I can assure you that they'll probably need quite a bit of memory.

Deliverance, for example, came out in 2018.

Correct me if I'm wrong and that still likes a lot of memory.

You know, Battlefield five is the same, so it's just good toe.

Have 16 gigs in case past isn't that much more expensive?