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(00:00):
These are the best gaming PC buildsof the month for September twenty twenty three
for fifteen hundred dollars, one thousanddollars, eight hundred dollars, and five
hundred dollars. So those are thegaming PC builds of the month that we
do every single month, and hereis the most recent update for the fall
of twenty twenty three. Maybe you'rebuilding it back to school PC or pretending
you're building a PC to do yourhomework or whatever it might be, but
it's really for gaming. Well,these are for you, and it might
(00:23):
depend on your budget depending on whatperform to kind of dictate what performance you
might get. So let's go throughthat really quick. So if you're in
kind of the fifteen hundred dollars budgetrange, you can expect to get performance
that's kind of at the higher rangehere. So here's the performance expectations to
game at extreme settings and high fpsat resolutions of ten ADP two K resolutions
and really good game play into fourK. If you're looking to spend a
(00:45):
thousand dollars, you can probably expectsomewhere around playing games at extreme settings at
ten ADP resolutions or higher settings andtwo K resolutions or fourteen forty P.
If you're spending eight hundred dollars,you might be looking at gaming performance settings,
you know, gaming smoothly, smoothlyat high settings at ten ADP resolutions
in most games. And then ifyou're gonna hit in the five hundred dollars
right, well, this is areally an entry level gaming PC build budget,
(01:07):
but you can't get away with asit does have expandability for the future.
And this one doesn't include a graphicscard. It includes integrated graphics on
the CPU, so definitely room forimprovement later or if you have a little
bit more to spend, there arealternatives for that too, which we'll go
through that. If you can usuallyget a gaming PC that will build,
that will game smoothly yet anywhere fromseven twenty P tow into ten ADP resolutions,
depending on the path that you take. Let's get started. Let's start
(01:30):
with the fifteen hundred dollars gaming PCbuild of the month for September twenty twenty
three. Let's kick it off withthe CPU. So the CPU here we
have this month is the AMD riseIn five seventy six hundred X coming in
at two hundred and nineteen dollars andniney nine cents. This was on sale
last month. It's not on salethis month, so it was a little
cheaper last month than about two hundredor one hundred ninety nine dollars, so
it just went up a little bit. Paired with that for the coolers and
(01:52):
not to an NHU twelve s ARedux air cooler here for fifty four ninety
five. You can go with adifferent air there's a bunch of different air
coolers out there, or getting anAIO all in one cooler if you want
up to you We do have upgradesuggestions here at the site at newcomputerbill dot
com. If you're interested a motherboard, here is the MSI pro B six
fifty p Wi Fi Pro series motherboardcoming in one hundred and eighty four dollars
(02:14):
at the moment. Graphics card thatreally powers this build is the Zotec Gaming
Force d Force RTX forty seventy graphicscard for five ninety nine ninety nine.
Is the same price as last monthand a great card if you want to
bump up your speed a little bit. We do have alternatives here on the
side as well. You can geta forty seventy ti. For example,
memory we have is a Crucial Ramthirty two gigabyte kit of forty eight hundred
(02:34):
Mega transfers per second d R fivememory at seventy eight fifty one at the
beginning of the month in September.For storage we have a Crucial P three
plus one TERROR by NVM e SSDfor thirty nine ninety nine. This has
gone down this month. Power supplyfor this one is a course R RM
series RM eight hundred fifty power supplyfor one hundred twenty dollars and nine nine
cents. Then the case. Thiscase has been holding strong in this build
(02:54):
for quite a while. The coursethere four thousand d for eighty nine ninety
nine. I always say the caseis to the beholder, the gaming beholder,
so you can there's a lot offlexibilities around cases depending on your style
and preference and budget overall, butthis is definitely a case I recommend quite
often. So this is this buildcomes into well under fifteen hundred dollars this
month at one thousand, four hundredseventeen dollars, so more closer to a
(03:15):
fourteen hundred dollars bilts so score ifyour budget was fifteen hundred dollars, but
historically this has been closer to fifteenhundred dollars for this exact same performance,
so might switch it up in thenext month if prices hold strong. Moving
on, let's go the one thousanddollars gaming PC build of the month for
September twenty twenty three. That's thebest you can get performance wise, so
(03:37):
uh, you know, dollar perperformance sort of perspective. So again,
the one thousand dollars built is forthose that really want a game at extreme
settings at ten EIGHTP resolutions into highersettings at two K resolutions. If that
sounds like you, this builds foryou. CPU and this one is the
AMD rise In five seventy six hundredfor two hundred and nineteen dollars ninet nine
cents. This one comes with thecooler, the AMD Raith Stealth cooler that's
(03:58):
included there. You can always havethe option to upgrade two a different or
a better cooler should you need toin the future or right away if you
had a little extra spend on thisbuild. Lots of options there. Motherboard
we have as a gigabyte B sixfifty m D has three eight MicroATX motherboard
for one hundred and forty four dollarsand fifty cents. Graphics card is the
Aces Dual g Force RTX forty sixtyTI graphics card this month for three ninety
(04:19):
nine ninety nine. A great efficientcard if you ask my opinion, I
love this card. Memory we haveas a Crucial ram a sixteen gig by
kid of d R five forty eighthundred mega her memory coming in at thirty
nine ninety nine. Storage we haveas a Crucial P three one terabyte MVM
e SSD for thirty nine ninety nine. The power supply that powers this beast
is the Evga Supernova G five sixhundred fifty power supply at one O nine
(04:42):
ninety nine, and the case isthe Zalmine S two for fifty nine ninety
nine. Again, cases are flexiblein terms of what your choice and style
preference are. I always like thisone. It's a very good budget oriented
case that gives you everything you need. Decent cooling comes with some fans.
It looks pretty minimalistic and has youknow, decent air flow. So if
you want to spend more and geta different case or change the style up
(05:03):
completely up to you. So thisbill comes into one fourteen dollars at the
moment, just slightly overbudget by aslim margin, but it was a little
bit more last month, so ithas gone down for September twenty twenty three.
So the second last bill we havefor the month is the eight hundred
dollar gaming PC build of the month. This one's oriented for those who want
to game at high settings or fpsat ten ADP resolutions in most games,
(05:25):
so kind of playing at ten ADPquite well. So let's get into it.
Cpu we have for this one.We're using Intel for the eight hundred
dollar build with the Intel Core Ithree thirteen one hundred F CPU at one
hundred and eleven dollars nine nine cents, using the stock cooler the Intel Liminar
cooler, which has included some nocosts associated with that motherboard we have as
a gigabytes B seven sixty MDS threeHD motherboard coming in a one hundred nineteen
(05:47):
dollars nine nine cents. Graphics cardis the Power Color Fighter AMD rady On
r X sixty seven hundred EXT sixtyseven hundred EXT is a great card and
it will get you the performance expectedout of this build without issue. This
one comes in at three and fortynine dollars nine nine cents. Memory we
have as the courser of Engeanece LPAXsix and gigabyte d R four kid of
thirty six hundred MEGAHERT kid of Memorystory for thirty nine ninety nine. SSD
(06:12):
is the Crucial P three one Terrorby nbamesst thirty nine ninety nine. The
power supplies the PBUs six Dad PrestigePower supply for fifty one dollars nine nine
cents. And then the case isthis elements two uh sumon midtower. I's
gonna say MICROWATX, It's not amicrowat X case. It's a regular at
X sized case for fifty nine ninetynine to house all of this hardware.
And we're coming in under budget atseven hundred and seventy four dollars at the
(06:34):
beginning of September twenty twenty three,which is phenomenal. So under that eight
hundred dollars budget. And I'd liketo mention if you do want upgrade alternatives
for these builds, visit the siteneobcomputerbill dot com. But let's move on
to the final build of the month. This is the budget budget build,
the five hundred dollars Gaming PC Buildof the Month for September twenty twenty three.
Again I want to preface this one. This build is you can game,
(06:56):
no problem. You can play gamesto get up and running at seven
twenty P ten ADP resolutions in mostgames. The build the way it's laid
out. Actually, yeah, thebuild the way it's laid out. Uh
wow, I did not link theright one here. Well, I will
have to fix that. The CPUfor this one, the five hundred dollars
Game PC buil of the month isthe rise In five fifty six one hundred
(07:18):
a G. I didn't link linkthe regular fifty six hundred, which isn't
right, but at the price isright. I just didn't label it properly.
But the CP for this one isthe AMD rise In five fifty six
hundred G which is an intego whichuses integrated graphics. If you want a
bit more performance for spending a bitmore but let's say one hundred seventy seven
dollars, you can go with aAMD Rising seven fifty seven hundred G.
(07:39):
I better CPU, however, notreally worth the bang for your buck.
You might as well get a betterCPU and a graphics card. If you
want to spend a little more,that would be my opinion, but that's
that option is always there. Sothe CPU comes in a one hundred forty
five dollars and fourteen cents at themoment. Cooler we haves the AMD Raise
stealth cooler stock air cooler here comeswith the CPU. Motherboard we have is
the ac stuff game A five twentym plus Wi Fi enabled The mother boardom
(08:01):
with ninety nine dollars nine nine cents. Again we're using integrated graphics for this
one. Memory we have as acourse Revenge LBAX sixteen gigabyte kit of d
or four memory thirty nine ninety ninestorage we have as a Crucial P three
one tear by MBMSSD power supplies ThermaltakeSmart five hundred watt coming at thirty nine
ninety nine. And the case againas does almine S two Midtower gaming PC
case for fifty nine ninety nine.I don't know why I said beaming PC
(08:24):
case. It's just a PC case. It could be used for any PC.
But anyways, this build comes inwell under five hundred dollars at four
hundred and seven dollars, so alot of flexibility with this one. This
one's very very budget oriented at themoment, you know, not too long
ago this one was over five hundreddollars for the same hardware, So that
leaves some flexibility here. And I'mgoing to jump over here to the some
upgrade ideas for the five hundred dollarsbill, just give you an idea if
(08:45):
you had a little more to spend, so you can go with something like
I had mentioned the fifty seven hundredat one hundred and seventy six dollars.
You know, that's an option.You can go with a graphics card,
which would be my suggestion, theGigabyte Radio R sixty five hundred XT for
example, which is a budget orientedcard at one sixty nine ninety nine.
So if you're looking at the budgetthat was four hundred and seven, you
know you're going to be spending overfive hundred dollars, but the performance would
(09:07):
be worth it. Of course,their Vengeance LPs thirty two gig kit.
If you are planning to use alot of memory, I wouldn't suggest this
one, particularly unless you were goingall out and doing some some of the
other upgrades first. That's an optionsixty nine ninety nine or bumping up that
storage to a two terabyte Crucial Pthree for seventy four ninety nine. Anyways,
that does it for the builds.The Gaming PC Build of the Month
(09:28):
for September twenty twenty three. Ifyou have any questions, comments, leave
a comment depending on where you're watchingor listening to this, or visit the
site neubcomputerbild dot com and we'll bewilling to help you out. Best of
luck building your next gaming PC build.
These are the best gaming PC buildsof the month for September twenty twenty three
for fifteen hundred dollars, one thousanddollars, eight hundred dollars, and five
hundred dollars. So those are thegaming PC builds of the month that we
do every single month, and hereis the most recent update for the fall
of twenty twenty three. Maybe you'rebuilding it back to school PC or pretending
you're building a PC to do yourhomework or whatever it might be, but
it's really for gaming. Well,these are for you, and it might
(00:23):
depend on your budget depending on whatperform to kind of dictate what performance you
might get. So let's go throughthat really quick. So if you're in
kind of the fifteen hundred dollars budgetrange, you can expect to get performance
that's kind of at the higher rangehere. So here's the performance expectations to
game at extreme settings and high fpsat resolutions of ten ADP two K resolutions
and really good game play into fourK. If you're looking to spend a
(00:45):
thousand dollars, you can probably expectsomewhere around playing games at extreme settings at
ten ADP resolutions or higher settings andtwo K resolutions or fourteen forty P.
If you're spending eight hundred dollars,you might be looking at gaming performance settings,
you know, gaming smoothly, smoothlyat high settings at ten ADP resolutions
in most games. And then ifyou're gonna hit in the five hundred dollars
right, well, this is areally an entry level gaming PC build budget,
(01:07):
but you can't get away with asit does have expandability for the future.
And this one doesn't include a graphicscard. It includes integrated graphics on
the CPU, so definitely room forimprovement later or if you have a little
bit more to spend, there arealternatives for that too, which we'll go
through that. If you can usuallyget a gaming PC that will build,
that will game smoothly yet anywhere fromseven twenty P tow into ten ADP resolutions,
depending on the path that you take. Let's get started. Let's start
(01:30):
with the fifteen hundred dollars gaming PCbuild of the month for September twenty twenty
three. Let's kick it off withthe CPU. So the CPU here we
have this month is the AMD riseIn five seventy six hundred X coming in
at two hundred and nineteen dollars andniney nine cents. This was on sale
last month. It's not on salethis month, so it was a little
cheaper last month than about two hundredor one hundred ninety nine dollars, so
it just went up a little bit. Paired with that for the coolers and
(01:52):
not to an NHU twelve s ARedux air cooler here for fifty four ninety
five. You can go with adifferent air there's a bunch of different air
coolers out there, or getting anAIO all in one cooler if you want
up to you We do have upgradesuggestions here at the site at newcomputerbill dot
com. If you're interested a motherboard, here is the MSI pro B six
fifty p Wi Fi Pro series motherboardcoming in one hundred and eighty four dollars
(02:14):
at the moment. Graphics card thatreally powers this build is the Zotec Gaming
Force d Force RTX forty seventy graphicscard for five ninety nine ninety nine.
Is the same price as last monthand a great card if you want to
bump up your speed a little bit. We do have alternatives here on the
side as well. You can geta forty seventy ti. For example,
memory we have is a Crucial Ramthirty two gigabyte kit of forty eight hundred
(02:34):
Mega transfers per second d R fivememory at seventy eight fifty one at the
beginning of the month in September.For storage we have a Crucial P three
plus one TERROR by NVM e SSDfor thirty nine ninety nine. This has
gone down this month. Power supplyfor this one is a course R RM
series RM eight hundred fifty power supplyfor one hundred twenty dollars and nine nine
cents. Then the case. Thiscase has been holding strong in this build
(02:54):
for quite a while. The coursethere four thousand d for eighty nine ninety
nine. I always say the caseis to the beholder, the gaming beholder,
so you can there's a lot offlexibilities around cases depending on your style
and preference and budget overall, butthis is definitely a case I recommend quite
often. So this is this buildcomes into well under fifteen hundred dollars this
month at one thousand, four hundredseventeen dollars, so more closer to a
(03:15):
fourteen hundred dollars bilts so score ifyour budget was fifteen hundred dollars, but
historically this has been closer to fifteenhundred dollars for this exact same performance,
so might switch it up in thenext month if prices hold strong. Moving
on, let's go the one thousanddollars gaming PC build of the month for
September twenty twenty three. That's thebest you can get performance wise, so
(03:37):
uh, you know, dollar perperformance sort of perspective. So again,
the one thousand dollars built is forthose that really want a game at extreme
settings at ten EIGHTP resolutions into highersettings at two K resolutions. If that
sounds like you, this builds foryou. CPU and this one is the
AMD rise In five seventy six hundredfor two hundred and nineteen dollars ninet nine
cents. This one comes with thecooler, the AMD Raith Stealth cooler that's
(03:58):
included there. You can always havethe option to upgrade two a different or
a better cooler should you need toin the future or right away if you
had a little extra spend on thisbuild. Lots of options there. Motherboard
we have as a gigabyte B sixfifty m D has three eight MicroATX motherboard
for one hundred and forty four dollarsand fifty cents. Graphics card is the
Aces Dual g Force RTX forty sixtyTI graphics card this month for three ninety
(04:19):
nine ninety nine. A great efficientcard if you ask my opinion, I
love this card. Memory we haveas a Crucial ram a sixteen gig by
kid of d R five forty eighthundred mega her memory coming in at thirty
nine ninety nine. Storage we haveas a Crucial P three one terabyte MVM
e SSD for thirty nine ninety nine. The power supply that powers this beast
is the Evga Supernova G five sixhundred fifty power supply at one O nine
(04:42):
ninety nine, and the case isthe Zalmine S two for fifty nine ninety
nine. Again, cases are flexiblein terms of what your choice and style
preference are. I always like thisone. It's a very good budget oriented
case that gives you everything you need. Decent cooling comes with some fans.
It looks pretty minimalistic and has youknow, decent air flow. So if
you want to spend more and geta different case or change the style up
(05:03):
completely up to you. So thisbill comes into one fourteen dollars at the
moment, just slightly overbudget by aslim margin, but it was a little
bit more last month, so ithas gone down for September twenty twenty three.
So the second last bill we havefor the month is the eight hundred
dollar gaming PC build of the month. This one's oriented for those who want
to game at high settings or fpsat ten ADP resolutions in most games,
(05:25):
so kind of playing at ten ADPquite well. So let's get into it.
Cpu we have for this one.We're using Intel for the eight hundred
dollar build with the Intel Core Ithree thirteen one hundred F CPU at one
hundred and eleven dollars nine nine cents, using the stock cooler the Intel Liminar
cooler, which has included some nocosts associated with that motherboard we have as
a gigabytes B seven sixty MDS threeHD motherboard coming in a one hundred nineteen
(05:47):
dollars nine nine cents. Graphics cardis the Power Color Fighter AMD rady On
r X sixty seven hundred EXT sixtyseven hundred EXT is a great card and
it will get you the performance expectedout of this build without issue. This
one comes in at three and fortynine dollars nine nine cents. Memory we
have as the courser of Engeanece LPAXsix and gigabyte d R four kid of
thirty six hundred MEGAHERT kid of Memorystory for thirty nine ninety nine. SSD
(06:12):
is the Crucial P three one Terrorby nbamesst thirty nine ninety nine. The
power supplies the PBUs six Dad PrestigePower supply for fifty one dollars nine nine
cents. And then the case isthis elements two uh sumon midtower. I's
gonna say MICROWATX, It's not amicrowat X case. It's a regular at
X sized case for fifty nine ninetynine to house all of this hardware.
And we're coming in under budget atseven hundred and seventy four dollars at the
(06:34):
beginning of September twenty twenty three,which is phenomenal. So under that eight
hundred dollars budget. And I'd liketo mention if you do want upgrade alternatives
for these builds, visit the siteneobcomputerbill dot com. But let's move on
to the final build of the month. This is the budget budget build,
the five hundred dollars Gaming PC Buildof the Month for September twenty twenty three.
Again I want to preface this one. This build is you can game,
(06:56):
no problem. You can play gamesto get up and running at seven
twenty P ten ADP resolutions in mostgames. The build the way it's laid
out. Actually, yeah, thebuild the way it's laid out. Uh
wow, I did not link theright one here. Well, I will
have to fix that. The CPUfor this one, the five hundred dollars
Game PC buil of the month isthe rise In five fifty six one hundred
(07:18):
a G. I didn't link linkthe regular fifty six hundred, which isn't
right, but at the price isright. I just didn't label it properly.
But the CP for this one isthe AMD rise In five fifty six
hundred G which is an intego whichuses integrated graphics. If you want a
bit more performance for spending a bitmore but let's say one hundred seventy seven
dollars, you can go with aAMD Rising seven fifty seven hundred G.
(07:39):
I better CPU, however, notreally worth the bang for your buck.
You might as well get a betterCPU and a graphics card. If you
want to spend a little more,that would be my opinion, but that's
that option is always there. Sothe CPU comes in a one hundred forty
five dollars and fourteen cents at themoment. Cooler we haves the AMD Raise
stealth cooler stock air cooler here comeswith the CPU. Motherboard we have is
the ac stuff game A five twentym plus Wi Fi enabled The mother boardom
(08:01):
with ninety nine dollars nine nine cents. Again we're using integrated graphics for this
one. Memory we have as acourse Revenge LBAX sixteen gigabyte kit of d
or four memory thirty nine ninety ninestorage we have as a Crucial P three
one tear by MBMSSD power supplies ThermaltakeSmart five hundred watt coming at thirty nine
ninety nine. And the case againas does almine S two Midtower gaming PC
case for fifty nine ninety nine.I don't know why I said beaming PC
(08:24):
case. It's just a PC case. It could be used for any PC.
But anyways, this build comes inwell under five hundred dollars at four
hundred and seven dollars, so alot of flexibility with this one. This
one's very very budget oriented at themoment, you know, not too long
ago this one was over five hundreddollars for the same hardware, So that
leaves some flexibility here. And I'mgoing to jump over here to the some
upgrade ideas for the five hundred dollarsbill, just give you an idea if
(08:45):
you had a little more to spend, so you can go with something like
I had mentioned the fifty seven hundredat one hundred and seventy six dollars.
You know, that's an option.You can go with a graphics card,
which would be my suggestion, theGigabyte Radio R sixty five hundred XT for
example, which is a budget orientedcard at one sixty nine ninety nine.
So if you're looking at the budgetthat was four hundred and seven, you
know you're going to be spending overfive hundred dollars, but the performance would
(09:07):
be worth it. Of course,their Vengeance LPs thirty two gig kit.
If you are planning to use alot of memory, I wouldn't suggest this
one, particularly unless you were goingall out and doing some some of the
other upgrades first. That's an optionsixty nine ninety nine or bumping up that
storage to a two terabyte Crucial Pthree for seventy four ninety nine. Anyways,
that does it for the builds.The Gaming PC Build of the Month
(09:28):
for September twenty twenty three. Ifyou have any questions, comments, leave
a comment depending on where you're watchingor listening to this, or visit the
site neubcomputerbild dot com and we'll bewilling to help you out. Best of
luck building your next gaming PC build.
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