How to Build a PC for Blender 3D - Low, Mid, and High Tier

ive been using a i7 8700 + 32 gb with no GPU just the integrated uhd630, for the last 5 years... i surf alot and use illustrator alot for these two purposes its perfect... even after effects and premiere was ok for basic stuff...i dont game alot so most games even was playable at very low settings and resolution... a year ago i started blender and i really want a gpu ... rendering time is killing me...

im looking into getting a cheap 3070 mini for 200 bucks now... i hope this will solve my problem also ...

new build will def have 128gb ddr5 ram / 16th gen intel / and a rtx 5090 :D:D im already saving money LOL

Excellent tutorial

Thanks for this! You helped me so much on my first PC build. I went for a Ryzen 7 7700x and an MSI RTX 4070 Ventus 3x 12G OC with 32G of RAM. So far I've been able to do some crazy scenes since I'm looking to do experimental stuff that kinda pushes blender and my viewport is rarely lagging and renders are pretty impressively fast. Though that doesn't always stop blender from crashing lol. Big upgrade coming from my MacBook that couldn't even render the default cube in cycles. Plus it's running games really well too, so it's not just for productivity.

Also I went to the Micro Center near me for the first time and damn, that place is insane!

I got of the hand
R7 3800x
RTX 3080
🎉🎉🎉

on the point of hybrid rendering I used to use the hybrid rendering for a long time and I found out that my pc used my processor (80-100% usage) the most while my gpu was at 50-70% usage and this is a disadvantage since the gpu has more cores and is better at rendering than the cpu so using gpu compute in blender is better.

DDR4 RAM is not compatible with DDR5 motherboards

Doesn’t matter what you have.. grass will bring it down to its knees. 3-7 Hours of render for 20 seconds. Rtx 3090ti

You keep mentioning 3.6 Ghz isnt very fast but that is only the stock speed and not boost. Bit missleading. And you cannot have ddr4 and ddr5 on the same board like that. You are mixing way too many things.

It's just pain to see you choosing the rtx 2060 and not the rtx 3060 wich was cheaper in the video and has more performance...

Been working on flip fluids... Made a generally speaking small scene, played around and decided to bake it up at 400 res... My i9 10850k and 3090 are about to give me a hell. It's 2nd hour baking and it says another 5 hours, LOL...

If the result does not worth it I'll go KMS.

So
CPU - Viewport performance and Cache for baking and simulations

GPU - Rendering
RAM - Overall Performance

Correct?

Tell, never show

Can you tell me if I use CPU configuration I5 12400 vs GPU 2060, is it considered low or medium level in blender????thank

this pc suits obly for modeling in Blender, nothing more

Excellent video. Thank you!!! ~new sub 🙂

Bro r u teaching us how to use a website..?¿

exactly what im looking for, great video, cuse i have no idea what im dealing with, and i really scare that the tech company just trying to sell me thing that is way too expensive parts that maybe not what i need.

yep, no such thing as a "cheap workstation"