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10 to 20 over budget makes since i do the same thing lol

If you are patient enough, and spend enough time searching, you can get a lot for little money, but you have to be aware of some downsides. I've found a full pc build from hp for 200 €, which had a Intel Core i7 6700, 16GB DDR4 2133, 250GB SSD with Windows 10 Home fresh preinstalled and a GeForce GT 430. The downside was the buid in PSU, which only had 180W! I was shocked, it was the original hp PSU, that was meant to power only the components, that are buid in and nothing more, so no upgrades with that PSU. Luckily, i build random pcs as a hobby (and sell them from time to time), so i had some spare parts right at hand. Changed the PSU to a 450W bequiet, and replaced the GT 430 with a short Radeon RX 480 4GB HP OEM (that i got for "dirt" cheap, because of the horrible dirty condition of it and a broken fan, which i replaced). The thing with the PCIe Slot was another thing i had to consider in, to what GPUs i can use with this pc, because right behind the PCIe slot are the Sata ports, so if i want to use them (i build in another ssd later on), i am limited to use only short Graphic cards. Even if this pc actually worked fine with original parts, i had to throw another 100 € at it, and some time and stress (especially with some bios settings and certain restrictions, i had to work with), to make it a neat machine, that is able to play almost all games (some newer games only on low/medium to get playable framerates at 1080p). Some prebuilds can be a mess to deal with and need some workarounds and tinkering to make them work to your likings.

I buy alot of surplus dells from my state surplus auctions. A ton of these units come with these kinds of dell oem amd and a few nvidia cards. I'm not home right now but I if you message me I could go thru thru them and if you want to test them them I'd be willing to send them over. just shoot me a message if you want...

The crazy thing is 10k subs for this channel??? Deserves like 100k

Intro was cool 💪🏾

I have recently come into possession of a Dell Poweredge server that is set up for SAS drives, if you're interested in playing with one.

thumbs up for such a great terrible intro 😄

😱Come on man, it's a miracle, I mean a gaming PC on a 100 dollar budget, it's wonderful

Intro was a banger fr fr no cap

Great video ! You got my sub !

Lovely channel, awesome intro (fr I dig it), and it was the honesty that you showed which made me sub, please keep it up :D

My keyboard alone is 200$ 100$ is Not enough for anything....

my first pc build was a ryzen apu to start

The Hitachi drive is from 2009 in a Win 7 machine. Totally possible it was the original drive.

Wow that's my pc

Bidfta has some HP desktops with 8000 series Intel i7/16 gb ram. Got mine for 30 :0

Hey man can u make a budget pc with a GT 1030 or any other Gpu under 50$ ?

I used an 2nd hand MSI H97 gaming 3 + i5 4570T + 24GB DDR3 + Geforce 620 2GB + Hp EX900 256GB NVME + Thermal take Lite Power 450W. What should I expect

Great video, would love to see you upgrade it to its max potential down the road.

oh shit 😅

bro sounds like nanami

Glad i found ur channel randomly today, love these low budget videos. You definitely deserve more subs. Oh and the intro with the crayon feels so comfy.

i love ur editing style and those little drawing looking animations i think? They are great

if you make a 300 dollar gaming pc that can run high end games at 60+ fps i will pee my pants.

Great video!

i like yer thinking. tho i tend to look for mobo's that let you oc chips, or cheap unlocked chips like the g3258, 10 bucks, and its 2 cores will run about as fast as a 4790k's cores when oc'd from 3.2 to 4.4 stock cooler. a lotta 1866 ddr3 can oc to 2400, i see 10$ 8gb sticks of kingston's i know to work. got a 750ti oc'd too and running sf6 1080 at not too ugly settings, they're prolly 30$? i wouldn't go as old as this 2014 stuff, but when i checked what it'd cost to rebuild a budget pc i made someone a few years ago, it's not much anymore, and it still works great! be sure to tweak your 560 with msi afterburner--you can eek out more fps without increasing any voltages, therefore no threat to hardware. just see how fast you can set things before it gets confused!

i5 4570, my first gaming CPU, ahh those were the days...

Glad I found your channel, entertaining video , I'm gonna try this build

Thunder force 4 music hell yeah

Thunder force 4 music hell yeah

It would be interesting to see if you can do a "blueprint" PC from the exact same you spent on the two videos. Meaning can you get a modern Ryzen 5000 or 7000 series where the path to upgrade and stay on the same platform is the same? That was one thing with my old intel builds. Always got stuck on the motherboard and had to basically redo every time.

Karl would be proud

After that ad, I'll buy it.

why not buy a gtx 970 tho. it's like so much better for the money

Back in 2019 two office buildings I do work in tossed out a number of these Optiplex mini tower computers. Between the two buildings I got roughly 50 units (which just scratched the number of machines they tossed out) that I salvaged, replaced thermal paste, upgraded the drives to SSD, added Wifi PCIe cards (or WiFi USB dongles), and added video cards to. Each had i7 4770/4790 CPUs, 16GB (4x8GB) RAM, I installed 256GB/512GB 2.5" SSD and anything between a GTX 1060 6GB up to GTX 1070 Ti (grabbed a number of mining cards in bulk for cheap). A couple I upgraded the case cooling (120mm fan modded onto the front of the case), CPU cooling (Vetroo V5), PSU (Thermaltake 600 watt white) and went up to a GTX 1080. When the GPU/computer shortage came the following year, I wasn't able to keep up with the demand for these machines. Since then I've done a lot of salvaging of other machines from office buildings when they upgrade, earlier this year I got several Dell Optiplex SFF machines ranging from i7 7700 up to i5 10500. Amazing how much good stuff is just tossed out.

You don't need to mount SSD's, just stick them to the PSU with electrical tape

at this point i think raspberry pi would be the way to go at that point

One big mistake here is not running Linux. I feel the performance gains would be huge.

You don't always need faster components, just play older games. Get that old Quake 2 running with all the settings maxed out.

15:48 dudes got a pube hair of mouse space

If you save up 100 more dollars you can buy a series S that does 1440 and 120fps 😂 or if your lucky you could probably buy a used one for 150$ every now and then I’ll see one on market place for that but they go pretty quick as soon as they drop below 200$

I know nothing about pcs and the video is really confusing to me... but looks cool I guess.