Gregs Maker Corner | DIY PC Build Tutorial - A Perfect Complement for 3d printing and Making! @GregsMakerCorner | Uploaded November 2023 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
In this video, I show how to build a relatively straight forward, higher-end PC.
This is definitely a bit of a change of pace from my normal 3d printing content, but I thought it might be beneficial as many folks in 3d printing also use/need PC's!
If you have never built a PC before, haven't built one in a while, or are curious how I build mine, I hope that this video is helpful.
See below for detail on the parts. I spec'd out this build for a higher-end, general purpose PC that is good for gaming, development with AI tools, content creation, video editing, streaming, CAD and 3d printing.
This build cost around $2500 USD before taxes. I had a few issues, namely with the initial MSI motherboards. I received a "returned" board, and then a defective board that would not post. After the second defective board, I decided to buy an Asus board.
PC Part Picker Link:
pcpartpicker.com/user/techyg/saved/G7FQyc
Amazon (Affiliate Links- helps me out, costs you nothing extra):
AMD 7800X3d CPU - amzn.to/3slnKpL
Peerless Assassin CPU Cooler - amzn.to/3MEwTR1
Noctua NT-H1 Thermal Paste- amzn.to/3QCauVw
Asus X670E-PLUS Tuf Gaming Motherboard- amzn.to/3sx54U0
Gskill Xflare DD5-6000 Ram - amzn.to/3QUFdP4
Samsung 990 Pro NVME (for Windows) - amzn.to/3slJi5z
Silicon Power 2TB NVME (for storage) - amzn.to/3SwSEWI
NZXT H7 Flow Case w/ RGB Fans - amzn.to/3QTvqsr
Thermaltake 850W Gold PSU - amzn.to/3QSae6j
3d Printed Anti-Sag (I remixed to 42mm height):
printables.com/model/424895-gpu-support/files
In this video, I show how to build a relatively straight forward, higher-end PC.
This is definitely a bit of a change of pace from my normal 3d printing content, but I thought it might be beneficial as many folks in 3d printing also use/need PC's!
If you have never built a PC before, haven't built one in a while, or are curious how I build mine, I hope that this video is helpful.
See below for detail on the parts. I spec'd out this build for a higher-end, general purpose PC that is good for gaming, development with AI tools, content creation, video editing, streaming, CAD and 3d printing.
This build cost around $2500 USD before taxes. I had a few issues, namely with the initial MSI motherboards. I received a "returned" board, and then a defective board that would not post. After the second defective board, I decided to buy an Asus board.
PC Part Picker Link:
pcpartpicker.com/user/techyg/saved/G7FQyc
Amazon (Affiliate Links- helps me out, costs you nothing extra):
AMD 7800X3d CPU - amzn.to/3slnKpL
Peerless Assassin CPU Cooler - amzn.to/3MEwTR1
Noctua NT-H1 Thermal Paste- amzn.to/3QCauVw
Asus X670E-PLUS Tuf Gaming Motherboard- amzn.to/3sx54U0
Gskill Xflare DD5-6000 Ram - amzn.to/3QUFdP4
Samsung 990 Pro NVME (for Windows) - amzn.to/3slJi5z
Silicon Power 2TB NVME (for storage) - amzn.to/3SwSEWI
NZXT H7 Flow Case w/ RGB Fans - amzn.to/3QTvqsr
Thermaltake 850W Gold PSU - amzn.to/3QSae6j
3d Printed Anti-Sag (I remixed to 42mm height):
printables.com/model/424895-gpu-support/files
