2016 Budget $350 Gaming PC!

Happy new years to everyone! This is a PC that my friend Zack wanted to build for his Dad for Christmas so we made it happen :). Also we test out Far Cry 3 at the end of the video!!!! Sorry for the video being far from perfect; so feel free to give constructive suggestions for the future!

Specs:
* GIGABYTE GA-78LMT-USB3 - $39.99 after rebate
* AMD FX-6300 Vishera 6-Core 3.5 GHz - $99.99
* MSI Radeon 7770 1GB GDDR5 - $49.99 Refurbished (Typically $99.99)
* G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) - $29.99
* Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200RPM - $51.99
* EVGA 430Watt 80+ Cert - $24.99
* DIYPC Cuboid-R Black/Red USB 3.0 - $50 (Christmas sale!)


A couple of the songs used!
Electro-Light - The Ways (feat. Aloma Steele) [NCS Release]

K.Safo & Alex Skrindo - Future Vibes feat. Stewart Wallace (Uplink Remix) [NCS Release]


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Closed Caption:

hey how's it going guys I'm Jackson and
I'm Zach and today I'm taking that spot
as a toasty breath and today we're going
to be doing are $350 the GPC build hope
you guys enjoy
alright so we're going to go ahead and
start naming off all the parts for you
guys was going to do a little basic
overview because you want to see more of
these once you start building it
so to start off with a micro ATX
motherboard it's a 78 LMT has some USB
3.0 ports on it
I actually did a review on this
motherboard already and that board fried
if you guys saw the txt sir
yeah I want fries going to be another
one but is it was a pretty bulletproof
board into like we messed up and fried
it was actually show you guys the rain
that we got here and we got 24 days
sticks and rip jaws 1600 my heads so
guys it's good really looks nice too
alright and for the graphics card we got
a homicide 777 T so this is a radeon
card and this was actually one of my old
card that I had one of my bills and i
can tell you runs really good for
processor we got and the six core 6300
is 315 your hurt is really overclockable
ok and for the hard drive we were pretty
basic we've got a one terabyte drive to
seagate barracuda drive pretty
equivalent to the western digital blue
they're both good drive so we chose that
one for our spot I EG 831
alright and so let's go in one box case
because that's actually a pretty cool
part is build in a block so we unlock
all right so now the unboxing portions
this is a DIY DC case as you can see
it's a cuboid are so it's gonna be one
of those keep looking cases like
struggling right now
you are a lot more pull out
over hot right
you don't want any message today
Tyra farm on you so I like that I like
the color scheme right off the bag
pretty nice nice and slowly it is else
get this crap off a different trip it
okay if you want to pick it up all the
pull down and start from 0 as you can
see through pink and look at that
yeah so probably all those eyes
props to the exact for this case it's
pretty cool you know super panels and
both sides is a huge like it looks like
you can actually pop up on top
it isn't yeah look at that - 120 and I
think it's 120 millimeter fan
it is a spot some back here we got a fan
pre-install it's also 120 here we got
spots for if you want to do some water
cooling it is a micro ATX case
yeah it's actually it's fairly it's not
too small yeah nice lookin power and
reset button
SD and micro SD card reader
pre-installed
alright some dignity so it's going to
put this stuff in it out
alright so we're pulling out one of the
hard drive base slots and you can see
it's kind of cool to put the hardware in
that slot
let's see what we got in here
so we got some instructions there and
all my goodness it came with the baby
screwdriver
probably they really know how to please
II and then all the other like we have
some cable ties to do some table manners
and all the screws and everything that
will need
alright so we're going to go ahead and
stick this motherboard in the computer
to start off with we're not going to
worry about putting any hardware on
right away because this thing is really
big and easy to access
so as you can see we get the Iowa first
you don't forget to do that because once
you put the motherboard and you can't
really go and put the i/o and after
so once you've got the i/o plate in you
can go ahead and get the mother worked
out and go ahead and stick it on the
motherboard tray pretty straightforward
is just line up the actual eye on the
motherboard with the i/o plate as you
can see we put the i/o and backwards and
I'm going to check
you see we got all the audio ports on
this side and as you can see they're
over here so yeah it doesn't exactly
line up so not a big deal and that's a
good thing that we checked before we
screwed anything in like I said it's not
get the island
the right way and now you can see it
lines up a little better
so you just want to line up all these
ports right here with there you go so
you can see you everything's lined up
pretty good now and like I said you have
to push a little bit while you line up
the serials you can see right there we
got a screw hole lined up so now we're
going to put a screw in it
alright so i'm going to go ahead and
plug in all the interface stuff that
comes on the case so we only reset
switch and power button and the USB
ports and all that
so you got to try to figure out which
one goes to which not to our it's like
your blue and will be used to be three
point out that i usually have a little
casing around it like this and so you
get a lineup which direction this goes
just plug it in and you see that with
all the other ones
all right it's nice we're going to be
putting in the Paris places that you BG
a4 30 watt power supply so you gotta go
ahead and take everything out of the
package of course we should be pretty
straightforward from the people exactly
might take a few minutes
sean is one for the video right right
that's pretty nice the comparison play
all the power supply usually has four to
five screws that go into it and i'm
going to go to see those
I always now got all the screws and
let's go and start plugging into things
alright so we already got the screws
message in here at MP mounts it's nice
to take the screws out and then it's a
hard drive onto this little tray and
slide them
I we got the hard drive mounted onto
this and now before we actually slide it
back into the slot right here
we're gonna go ahead and figure out
where we're going to connect everything
so you can see we've got four SATA
connections right there and then we got
two right here so we might be one on
either one of these and have it go down
through here and then we also need to do
a set of power cable so what we'll do is
we'll plug those in before we slide this
back in so it makes it a little easier
on all right so now we're going to go
ahead and put that 6300 into this so
first I'm going to do is pop this lever
up and then you're going to line up the
arrow on the cpu with the arrow on the
motherboard and then your can use any
pressure just to let it fall in the
holes and yeah i'll see if the lines up
there is once again selected not my name
out there you go
it's hard to tell where they are exactly
it's kind of awkward lighting but you'll
feel it dropped down in there so let me
know like we said if it doesn't feel
like it drops in there and then we're
pretty close to the library . if it
doesn't like it drops in there then you
need to reposition or check the pins
because they might be been alright so
for the cpu fan as you can see this is
the stock m3 cooler and it's pretty
simple how it goes which one do you want
to put this side of the latch on first
on to this and then we're going to fit
this slide onto in this side will
actually make it tight so I'm going to
do it this way
so let's go ahead
and with this side of the first like I
said clearly see them doing alright so
we got that slide latch on
now you're going to kind of slowly set
it down on the cpu no this does come
pretty applied with their case just make
that queries and we got it alright so
now you can see we've got both sides on
now we're going to do is go ahead and
get this flash right here and then
you're going to kind of feel it
put some pressure on there because you
want to have really get contact they're
going to plug in the actual fan into the
cpu fan header and it's pretty simple
but then lines up and everything and so
they are you going at the cpu ready to
go
alright so that is putting the second
stick of ram so as you can see he's
gonna put each one in a great slot
because this is your channel so
typically you want to try and do
opposite dims so he's doing dim one in
three or something like that or it's
game 2 and four but we will find that
once we're going to the bios so as you
can see we have a deal channel memory
put into place and that's pretty simple
all right so he has to fans that are
pre-installed in this case we're going
to plug those and you don't forget to do
that
so get your line you know this one
taking math I've never seen a fan that
baby i think it's a 240 millimeter might
even be bigger
like look at it compared to my hand and
then like bit
you see this fan right here is a
120-millimeter like that that's a big
fan
then look at this one this is no sighs
it's alright so as you can see is
actually use the 3-pin
he has it's also a molex connection with
the problem Oleg's you can't control the
fan speed so he's going to find a three
pin header on the board if you can I was
going to find one
so last but not least a minute ahead and
put in this jacket start this is a and I
radio in seventh heaven d
like I said this was a refurb that that
got one is building a good and pull and
that for me
as you can see that's actually really
nice looking it's pretty much brand new
so we're going to plug that in and now
this gravatar does require some external
power so make sure you have that on your
power supply and then you got to figure
out which one of these you're going to
take out for it to line up so we're
going to test that
alright so now we're taking these out to
describe this card does use two of these
slots so once you get the screws loose
even take them out from the inside
you're gonna want to save those screws
because you're going to use those to
actually hold down the graph is her
itself you'll see one just a second this
actual case i just realized that I was
one of these little locking mechanisms
where they basically just locks down
where you don't even have to squeeze you
didn't want to
cool feature
childlike see your children don't steal
your God was fired
now you're going to want to one of the
graphics card with the slot the pci slot
and then i can see it's it's pretty
straightforward is going to tighten this
back down and let's go and put the
screws where that is hard
the graphics card held in place it is
put into the slot and we got the screws
down and we got the little cover right
here
bolted back down so now we're going to
go ahead and see what else we gonna do
is now this is going to plug into the
back of the graphics card actually see
if I can one handless might be able to i
need backup
I got you - all right so he's gonna oh
there we go
because it just need that one plugged in
this video i can't i can't that already
yeah I can't tell you how good you can
see what I'm doing
plugging it into the mother or the board
on the thing i know i think that's it
yeah that's it alright so this one this
already is it oh yeah there's six why is
it
it's a 6-pin on the graphics card and it
does have a plus 2 case you need it but
we only needed the six stuff but we are
good and make sure it clicks in there
and then you should be good and caution
for that fan because my coffee things
ok so now we're going to go ahead and
attempt to turn this on and we think we
have everything plugged in and it is
horribly cable management so we're going
to go through and do that
what
right now oh when putting enough
ok so we didn't have it plugged in
enough but you know it turned on now
so this fan appears not waiting for some
reason so one of us to act up
but this family here is moving so let's
go to figure out what this one is not
moving
okay so we got all the fans running as
you can see they do glow an orange just
read it actually looks really nice this
big fan looks really cool to like barely
has to move to push a bunch of hair on
it is plugged into three pin those so it
will speed up or slow down as it needs
this one is just plug in the Moloch
because the motherboard did not have
enough fan slots so it's just running
full blast but as you can see it's
really quite a lot you guys hear how it
sounds
yeah it's really quiet cpu fans on
everything's on
I think it's going to run really cool
because I've had the same exact specs
and they were an extremely cool for me
but this case is really big like there's
a lot of room for air to move so I don't
think you know
cooling will be an issue at all with
this so now what we're going to do is go
ahead and try and cable management and
make it look a little better
all right so here's what the final
product looks like it actually turned
out really cool because you're getting a
lot of glare from the monitor and that
is because we're installing windows
seven at the moment so we're doing
windows seven is because it's a lot you
know more simple to use i would say and
this is just for his dad so you don't
need anything super crazy we already had
windows 7 installation on the USB so
that's why we're going with that and you
just turn off the mark CS and see a
little better so you see that little
120-millimeter fan back there you can
see the massive i want to say - 40
millimeter fan and then now let's go and
take out the side paint on see what it
looks like but as you can see we've got
the cable is mostly cable management
kinda like shut them off to one side
that's you know close qualifies cable
management and this thing is really
really quiet which you know i'm sure its
data like that a lot of the panels are
really cool because they're on like they
have a UV protection over them so
they're kind of tented and as you can
see that everything is running really
good
and then there's this massive panel here
which will take off that's a really cool
feature to it really easy to clean up
dust or whatever and you can add to 120
million that 120-millimeter fans and
everyone
it's really simple Adam - and there's a
couple other spots where you could
always add a fan on this so and there's
also a lot of other expansion slots and
stuff so I mean is it's definitely
really cool case and I would suggest it
to anyone who is looking for a cheap
keep case like this and it is really
like to just also putting that out there
so you know we wouldn't leave you guys
without some gameplay so we got some
park right there here a little bit of a
throwback game but it does have really
good graphics so we're just gonna play
at the optimal settings as you can see
it has them unfairly high settings with
just one medium and the rest high and
Barry I so it's good to see how
yeah
move
clear you know what my yahoo so we hope
you guys enjoyed this 2016 three hundred
fifty dollar budget PC build and stay
tuned for more stuff like this in the
future