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For a higher budget case I added a USB -C card. I recently ordered a few USB3 to USB-c internal adapters but have not used them yet. I did the same regarding a dented case. I buy parts when I can get them the cheapest and wait until I have all the parts to build the system. One case I did not check was bent. I already had one built the other day on a SAMA case and could not figure out why the feet would not sit evenly. It was bent. Was able straighten with a screwdriver You cannot see the slight bend unless you turn the case upside down and take off the front.

Why is everyone like well somehow it still works without io shield all these months later. Bro it’s practically useless in terms of function ofc your computer works. Your computer doesn’t even need a case.

Imporden

$450-$500 for 1600s 2600s and 1060 gpus, of course he's making money ! How could you not selling at those prices! lol

New and average priced motherboards don't even come with them, its a solid block in the back. Its a thing of the past, sort of dust cover.

You cant beat them just join them... like Kevin Durant.

Umm I have a pre build from Facebook marketplace and it does not have that😅

Integrated i/o shields are the best QOL thing motherboards have gotten in the last few years.

i don't use it because it was hard to install it so I didn't

Trace the ports on a paper and make a cut out of cardboard. As long as you aren't accessing the back ports frequently, it won't be an issue. This is in case anyone lost theirs.

Just a shield, same ppl who don't put that on dont put on protection. That's just facts

Left it off my pc for years, lost it, went through some old boxes, found it, installed it. Literally no difference for me. Maybe slightly less dusty.

Having that open will lead to more dust getting inside, but if you forget to put it on, it's ok. Your PC will function, just keep it clean

It's used as a ground plane so yes, you absolutely should add it

I think that is the only part in my pc I will disassemble the whole thing just to put on

If you miss the port while plugging in somrthing your pc, it will be very annoying

Why do you avoid Zelle? It’s the safest platform versus cashapp or Venmo / PayPal

My first build I didn't put it on. Ran that way for years lol 🤣

Surprisingly the one in the basement is not dusty at all even with no ioshield

I’m also a flipper and I get my PCs on average for like $200-$240 and they have RX 580s and Xeon E5-2650-v2s which perform in gaming like an i7 4790 and I sell them for $375 on fb

The guy who commented at the post at the end of the video is the real rip off. He make fun of 6600XT and in reality his just selling a 3060 both GPUs performance are nearly identical TBH ahahaha even with the additional add-ons as a full set PC its very obvious 2.8 USD is overprice LOL LOL. Even with my 3700x (PBO+EDC bug etc.) running at 4.4ghz all core auto boost + manually OCed RAM (all timings) and a 4060Ti 16GB will perform a looooot better than that 5800x w/ a 3060.

Mines been running fine for 7 years without it sooo

It's nice to have but it's not really needed and with out it there's is more air flow

Keep dust a moisture away

What's your Keyboard my God tier Budgeteierist? hahaha

Always turn off comments in Facebook ads. There are always haters.

Yeah do it right

You do realize you can buy an adapter for the usb c cable! It plugs into any extra usb header. Don’t take this the wrong way but you suck at flipping dude

I forgot to put mine in, I wasn’t undoing all that work just to put it in, it’s been 8 years and no issues, all components still work and have never failed, just getting old and outdated I’m sure it’s there for rigidity but I’m not a mongoloid so everything still works

Underrated channel! 👍

There's some motherboards with them built in, in my opinion that should be the new standard

Lol I forgot to put mine in, and instead of taking everything out, I sawed of the sides of the shield and Wiggled it in

BTW cashapp is fine I have been using it for years. It is actually Square. Most young people use it because it’s easy to load cash on it instead of a regular bank. Just know that the IRS does have access to those sales so I wouldn’t make it a habit.

I don't use one personal and have never faced issues

mrs budgetiers with the clutch advice the tiny mb in the big case is odd, but it does let the person upgrade later. in fact, they might come back and have you do it later. I mean, I hated selling saturn cars at the used car dealer, but a sale is a sale.

Do you download the games to the PC to test or do you have a drive with them on? love the vids :0)

I've had a computer listed for about a week, no interest except for clicks. I sold one a while back that took over a month to sell. Any tips on getting computers to sell?

Pride should never stop you from making products that customers want! I build from low to mid high end PC's so customers have a choice.

Can barely sell a 1080 and 2700x build for $500!

Vertical mount.

I’ve done MATX Motherboard in ATX case once, and is one of my most profitable builds til now haha Don’t do it anymore though, my OCD doesn’t let me

9:18 bro is not playing 😂😂

Is it bad that I don't try to make very much profit and that I mainly do it for fun

He's (that builder you mention) selling because people don't know what they are getting. It' takes advantage of people's lack of knowledge; not laudable.

Hello Mr. Budgetiers

Wait. Why not Zelle? That's the only other payment method I trust besides cash. Zelle payments aren't reversable like Venmo and PayPal.

I've been using cash app for years. Its fine

I won't sell one without an IO shield, it's a deal breaker when buying used motherboards for me. I think if I'm selling someone a PC, I want it to be of high quality and complete. I don't want to cut corners to save a few dollars, not worth it to me.

If i don't have usbc headers on my motherboard i get a pcie adapter card with one