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EPIC 2021 Gaming PC Build + Benchmarks, RTX 2060, Ryzen 5 2600

2.4K views· 55 likes· 10:17· Mar 1, 2021

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Contact me for a pc build 👉 gigageektech@gmail.com My Website 👉gigageektech.com My Discord 👉 https://discord.gg/f79uQJJv My Tiktok 👉 tiktok.com/@gigageektech What's up guys, welcome back to another GigaGeek video. In this video, I will be building a gaming pc with an RTX 2060. Its pretty powerful. Make sure to like, comment and subscribe. Enjoy the video! Ebay Gaming PC:https://ebay.to/3q6oOX6 ElevatorMusic: www.bensound.com Part List Ryzen 5 2600 CPU RTX 2060 ASUS GPU Dark Flash DLM 21 case EVGA 600BR PSU 16gb ADATA XPG D60g RGB Ram 3000mhz CL16 MSI B450m Bazooka Max WIFI 3 Up Here RGB Fans Inland Premium (Microcenter in house brand) 500gb SSD Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:41 - Build Time 2:42 - Glamour Shots 3:35 - Gaming Benchmarks 6:25 - CPU Explanation 6:42 - GPU Explanation 7:08 - Motherboard Explanation 7:33 - RAM Explanation 7:54 - PSU Explanation 8:13 - Storage Explanation 8:40 - RGB Fans 9:08 - Case Explanation 9:44 - Outro

About This Video

It was snowing outside, I was bored, and I finally had a minute after being slammed with school (and taking Mark Rober’s engineering course), so I built a clean 2021 gaming PC and ran some benchmarks. The star of the show is the RTX 2060—back when I grabbed it around $300 before the stock shortages and crypto mining madness sent prices into the stratosphere. I pair it with a Ryzen 5 2600 (6 cores / 12 threads) because it’s still a really solid value chip for 1080p gaming, some 1440p, and even light 1080p video editing. In the build, I break down every part and why it makes sense: MSI’s B450M Bazooka Max WiFi (no BIOS update needed, and it can even handle a Ryzen 7), XPG Spectrix D60G 3000MHz CL16 RAM with full-stick RGB, an EVGA 600 BR PSU that’s more than enough wattage for this combo, and an Inland Premium 500GB SSD from Micro Center that keeps things feeling snappy. I also talk through the UpHere RGB fans (great value, but they’re a workout to install and the wiring gets messy) and the DarkFlash DLM21 Mesh case—hinged tempered glass, mesh front, and it honestly feels like a luxury chassis for the price.

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