Which PC to buy for 80k in 2026? AMD DDR5 vs Intel DDR4🥵
In this video, we conduct a grand experiment: is it possible to build two fundamentally different gaming PCs within the same budget – 80,000 rubles?
We pitted the classic Intel i5-12400F with DDR4 memory against a modern platform based on the AMD Ryzen 5 7500F with fast DDR5!
Which will be faster in the tests, and what is the most cost-effective way to build a computer in 2026? 🤑
We'll take a detailed look at the build process, compare the aesthetics of the "black" and "white" configurations, and conduct a series of tests in current games and benchmarks. At the end of the video, we'll summarize the results based on five key criteria: from noise and temperatures to potential for future upgrades. Watch until the end to find out which build is the clear winner for the money!🧡
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Be sure to tell us in the comments what kind of PC you'd build for 80,000 rubles, or would you save up some more money to build something else?
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00:00 Introduction: An unusual video and two configurations for 80k each.
01:53 Component overview of the "black" build (Intel i5-12400F + RTX 5060).
03:04 Component overview of the "white" build (Ryzen 5 7500F + RTX 5060).
04:37 Draw: Who will build which system?
04:55 Assembly process and thermal paste application life hack.
06:21 Features and price of budget aquarium cases.
07:13 Video card installation and cable management.
11:03 First launch and comparison of the finished systems.
12:07 Cooling and motherboard setup nuances (Huananzhi vs. ASRock).
12:54 Cinebench R23 Benchmarks: Intel vs. AMD
16:02 Gaming Test: Cyberpunk 2077 (CPU and GPU Load Analysis)
17:29 Gaming Test: Red Dead Redemption 2 (FPS and Temperature Comparison)
22:07 Summary of 5 criteria: aesthetics, noise, performance, upgrades, and RAM
27:04 Final Verdict: Why Socket 1700 is becoming a thing of the past