Dominate 1080p Gaming with The Spectrum Pulse! AMD Ryzen 7 5700x + RTX 4060Ti Gaming PC
In this episode, we will be constructing our entry level gaming pc the Spectrum Pulse. This gaming pc is targeting 144Hz @ 1080p! See how this build comes together, and pick your own from our website @ tekdep.com !
00:00 - Introduction
Welcome to another Tech PC build! Today we're assembling a Spectrum Pulse Gaming PC. Learn about this configuration and more on tekdep.com.
00:29 - Motherboard Overview
We’re using the ASRock B450M AC (Rev. 2.0) for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, overclocking support, and strong expandability with M.2 and SATA options.
01:17 - Motherboard Features Explained
Quick walkthrough of all the motherboard headers, slots, and connectors including CPU socket, fan headers, RAM slots, PCIe lanes, and M.2.
02:43 - Accessories from the Motherboard Box
Choosing only the necessary components: IO shield, Wi-Fi antennas, M.2 screw. SATA cables not needed for this build.
03:18 - CPU Choice: Ryzen 7 5700X
We're going all out with the Ryzen 7 5700X. Entry options like the Ryzen 5 5500 are also available on our site.
03:40 - CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X120 R SE RGB
A stylish, efficient cooler with quiet performance. Ideal match for our high-end config.
03:58 - RAM: 16GB DDR4 3200MHz Dual Channel
Using the base config for this build. Options available up to 32GB, with or without RGB.
04:17 - Storage: 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD
Fast and spacious default storage. Upgrade options include PCIe Gen 4 and up to 2TB.
04:39 - Installing the CPU
Aligning the triangles and dropping in the Ryzen 7 CPU properly—quick and clean.
05:17 - Installing the RAM
Using dual-channel configuration in slots A2 and B2. Watch for correct orientation!
06:32 - Installing the M.2 SSD
Slotting and screwing in the NVMe SSD securely using the included screw.
06:55 - Removing Stock AM4 Mount
Taking off the default plastic brackets to prep for our aftermarket cooler.
07:29 - Preparing the CPU Cooler
Unboxing the cooler, identifying AM4 hardware, and skipping Intel parts.
08:13 - Attaching AM4 Brackets
Spacers and brackets installed securely—tight but not overtightened.
09:55 - Applying Thermal Paste & Mounting Cooler
Thermal paste method explained. Reminder to remove the cooler sticker!
10:28 - Mounting the Cooler
Installing evenly with hand-tight pressure. Cooler is secure.
11:10 - Installing the Cooler Fan
Fan orientation matters! Installed on front for optimal airflow and less noise.
12:26 - Hooking Fan to Heat Sink
Fan clips secured, adjusted for level appearance.
13:13 - Plugging in Fan Power & RGB Header
Fan header connected. RGB header will be chained with the case fans later.
13:49 - Prepping the Case
Side panels removed, IO shield installed in proper orientation.
14:28 - Installing the Motherboard
Holding by the cooler, aligning with standoffs, and securing the board.
15:15 - Routing Front Panel Cables
All cables routed neatly through grommets and cutouts.
15:58 - Connecting Front Panel Cables
HD audio, USB 2.0, and power/reset/LED headers connected to the correct motherboard pins.
Full assembly guide of our Spectrum Pulse Gaming PC
Note that due to Deepcool's exit of the North America market, certain parts shown in the video are no longer available and have been substituted with other like components.
Specs:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X Refined SE ARGB V2 Cooler
Motherboard: ASRock B450M/AC R2.0 mATX Motherboard
RAM: Silicon Power 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3200Mhz CL16
SSD : Crucial P3 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD
GPU: Nvidia RTX 4060TI 8GB
PSU: Thermaltake Smart 500W 80+ Power Supply Unit
Case: Antec AX61 Elite ATX Case
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