I used to build PCs for a large whitebox VAR. We were basically an Intel only shop, and installed several thousand stock Intel coolers. While they are small, and not adequate for things like overclocking, the fans last FOREVER. I saw PCs that we built which ran for years with never being cleaned and those coolers completely caked in dust, and the fans just chugged right on through it. Zero bearing noise and nearly zero speed drop. Compared to most aftermarket coolers I've seen, the stock Intels are old faithful.
@@ollep9142 Never shopped with Dell, have you? "Do you want a warranty for that warranty? Only $150, and it covers you in case your warranty has an issue."
Current x voltage = watts. So 34A x 12v = 408 watts, i assume some watts are being "used" elsewhere, like EMF and whatever... But like 500w to 408w, 92w less that i thought id be buying. Id love to be educated on hw 92w can be an acceptable difference when buying a 500w psu... Pls educate me. (unless its obviously a scam and they just advertising a +-450w psu as a 500w). Again, just looking to be educated on this topic.
The sad thing is that I'm so old that I remember when a system like this would have been a beast back in the day. I remember when 512mb of ram was all you needed
meh. if i actually went ahead and installed the 64GB of ram i wanted to install(settled for 32GB) in my PC it would have more ram than the first 3 computers my family owned had HDD space
Rosewill actually makes high end power supplies, they also make low end ones.The high end ones are probably made by seasonic or something like XFX's higher end power supplies are but its always something to look at cause some are gold rated(and actually certified not fake 80+ gold labels) not the cheapest but cheaper than a ANtec or Thermaltake power supply of the same calibur
Oh, nice. that case has a retro feel in it, a modern exterior, and even come with somewhat okay cable management, and best of all, 2 5.25 inch drive bays. I already like the case.
Literally the case that my family computer and it's immense collection of dust resides in - Dawid I'm so sorry for you, that case design hasn't changed in at least 10 years
The point, and the best thing about Pc gaming is, you don't have to have the best most capable hardware to game. The PC game library is so vast, and have games that are literal decades old, you can game on any type of PC. I have a super banging Pc, and I play San Andreas, Max Payne 2 and The Movie (PC Game). I have bought all the latest ones, still I prefer the older games. And those could run on my Pentium 4 Pc from the past! It's not like consoles, where backward compatibility is a limited option.
@Tech yh but u also forgot that console also are the best value machine if u want to game now ,especially the ps5 and Xbox one x they perform really well for just £500 ,there is no pc that perform that well ,so both consoles and pc do have advantages and disadvantages.
For that SSD card, I'd use Velcro tabs to keep it in place. I've used them in my old system to keep an SSD card that I added in place and it worths really well.
Zip Ties are your friend. If It is good enough for a Dell It is good enough for that POS. A Celeron. My God. that is scraping the bottom of the barrel & the single stick of (inadequate) RAM. Basically you are deliberately making all of the mistakes to kneecap system performance. This is not going to end well.
Celeron likely exists only to sell the lowest of the lowest binned silicon, they're probably the Pentiums that weren't stable with hyperthreading turned on or whose integrated graphics just failed, or both :(
I actually used that case for my nephew's "budget" build, which consisted of whatever his parents could find a deal on, and my old 580 GPU. Threw some green LED fans in it, and he was esportsing to his heart's content... it is a nightmare to make look good from a cable management POV, but it does do great on airflow.
Definitely good to see. Gaming PCs are definitely more than just RGB. I would rather have a PC that looks like an old office computer from the early 2000s but can run smoothly than a piece of hot garbage that LOOKS cool. 🤦♂️
This case is an incredible case. It's called the Ranger-M and is their somewhat fancier take on their own Line-M, which in turn is their remake on the Elite 341 by Cooler Master from the later half of the first decade after 2000. I've had the Elite 341 and now have the Line-M, and the only difference between them is the Line-M and Elite 341 are that the Line-M has usb3 and only one 3.5" external bay while the Elite 341 came out before usb3 and has two 3.5" external bays. The Ranger-M's only difference from the Line-M is its faceplate. This case is plenty capable of housing a newer i7/3070 or stronger system safely because by having the psu up top, it streamlines the front intake with the cpu cooler and exhaust. Also, you can add two more fans right on the side panel, which increases airflow still. All of the fan mounts are for 120mm fans, just like on the Elite 341. Having a blower on the gpu makes it even better still because that bottom side mounted fan will feed it additional fresh air. I still say the Line-M and even the Elite 341 are still marginally better though because they have only mesh covering the front intake while the Ranger-M has those bars crossing over it. Oh, and apparently the Ranger-M also has its drive bay inside the cage, while the Line-M has mounting tabs on the underneath of the external bay cage, and the Elite 341 has those tabs and an additional set on the botton, for the fan to blow their heat off. By the way, the Elite 341 was a modder's wet dream. At the time, there were all sorts of mod supplies like window kits along with individual parts like custom etched or plane acrylic and edge mounting also available, led feet, cold cathode tube kits in all kinds of colors including uv, uv reactive everything from cables to individual parts like sleeving and connectors and such, EL wire, slot covers, etc. It really really was a fun case, especially if you painted the inside a nice matte black because of the silver.
This video has to be one of Dawids funniest with the jokes “which is like the UHD 620 graphics that’s just been stabbed in the throat a couple times” “mmm smells of factory not meeting a minimum safety criteria, next up is the weaponize-able power supply” 😂
2.5 SSD/HDD mounting is on the floor of the case, the 4 screw holes under the expansion slots. Rosewill has two matx frames, they use different front and side panels and claim its a new product line. Cheap replacement (reluctant to use "upgrade") for OEM that have no intake fan mounting.
This case pretty much is identical to the rosewill case I built my first pc in 2015. Not much has changed in the super budget pc space lol. I had a fx 6300 oced to 4.8gz @1.485v on a g760+ motherboard with a r7 260x. Looking back I'm not sure how that motherboard survived that kind of overclocking lol. I gave that whole computer to my mother and is still running strong to this day but I did set the cpu to stock speeds to help prolong the life of the cpu and motherboard despite being oced for over 2 years with heavy use. I did have ab hyper 212 evo on it and kept the cpu temps in the mid 60s. Gotta say that is the best budget cooler ever. I even used it on my 6700k oced to 4.8ghz @1.375v and kept it in the mid 70s. Love the channel keep up the great work!!!
It was pretty hilarious. A couple people stopped to take photos of him & I can’t blame em! Even I joined in and took a couple photos of him filming outside. What a weirdo 😋
I have one of those Coolmax power supplies from 11 years ago and it somehow still works and it somehow hasn't exploded and somehow hasn't killed the computer and somehow hasn't decided to just die. Model V-500, smells after a while, 500 watts peak, 150 watts nominal 😬
I wanna say: these Rosewill cases are actually decent for their price. They are super cheap, but they work and better than the competition in the price range
It has pretty good airflow. In my experience, they’ve had no issue cooling those old, beefy Radeon HD cards, along with bigger GTX cards. Also.. these cases do have a 2.5 bay slot on the floor of the case, it just isn’t advertised, nor immediately apparent
The Crucial BX series SSD has a plastic housing too and cheaper then the Sunbow Ali Express stuff but still is quite fast. Also here in the Netherlands a lot of Dell Optiplex computers are refurbished and sold. They put in an SSD and there you go!
This is a great pihole machine. My current pihole machine is a Dell Dimension from 2007 that rocks a Sempron LE-1300 with 4 2GB sticks of the cheapest DDR2 800Mhz ram I could find on Amazon after five minutes. IIt also rocks a 3 year old Thermaltake Smart 600 watt power supply for enhanced fire and cooling abilities. I then topped all of that off with a 250GB Crucial MX500 SSD and a Wraith Prism cooler that only fits upside down.
I love that David does a replica of a computer i built in 2006, and with slightly better performance since SSD was still not invented. With a GTX graphics card for you can actually Counter Strike on this beast.
While amusing, it would be good to include some sensible results as well. Is it usable as a daily desktop? Or do two cores stutter in windows, chrome, netflix etc.
Celeron is very good for buget laptops. I have a Lenovo laptop with it, I use it for Office at University and is good with brower navigation an YT. You don't expect to do more with it. I also live in east Europe, where we have small salaries and this processor is a good option.
One thing you can say about this build is that it's very upgradeable. You could make major upgrades a piece at a time. Add the biggest 7200RPM hard drive you can find to give it some more space for files while keeping the system on an SSD. Perhaps starting with a single 8GB RAM chip would be more practical and would allow adding an 8GB chip to get to 16GB (though even adding a 4GB chip to get to 8GB would be quite the upgrade). You know the motherboard could handle a lot better processor. Once you had a better processor, you would have a lot of options of discrete graphics cards that would still be an improvement. That power supply does worry me, though. I'm always afraid that really cheap power supplies will be a fire hazard. I subscribe to the , 'never skimp on power supply quality,' philosophy.
The Rosewill Ranger-M case sucks for cable management, but it has really good airflow and looks pretty good for as cheap as it is. It's an awesome ultra budget chassis. The fans are surprisingly good...for non-PWM.
LOVE the outside shots and the lovely wife holding that masterpiece! Great video, it’s fun to see what bottom of the barrel will get you in today’s games.
nice vid Dawid ....love your content and even better that your consistent with it...i can see you putting all you got into growing your channel...personally i think youll go far and do well
@@DawidDoesTechStuff just checked ebay, 1000 USD for A6 and A55m motherboard combo, what are these people smoking, I got mine for 60usd for roughly the same combo.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Really badly. Imagine getting around 100 points from Cinebench R15. It's essentially half of your Celeron in CPU performance (Or an AMD FX but with massive brain lobotomy and FX itself was a bad enough lobotomy). Graphics are also poor. They can run Duke Nukem at 1080p with mixed settings, DiRT 3 at 900p or 1080p, WRC 4 at 640x480, Racedriver Grid at 1080p low. You can forget about running GTA 5 at any comprehensible resolution and passable framerates. Some A6 models may overclock to 5GHz or even more (AMD FX legacy), but no matter how much you polish a turd it's still a turd. It would need at least 8GHz overclock to match Celeron used in this video.
Been watching for a while and you only think in one way Dawid, gaming. I just recently upgraded my HTPC from an old Dell Precision T3400 with a 2.66 GHz Core 2 Duo and a GT 1030, ran great and put out 4K HDR. I also have another Precision T3400, same chip, running a CentOS app called ClearOS, that is my Gateway/Fileserver handling about 20 devices connected on my home gigabit network. So yes, there are uses for computer parts not used for gaming.
I love the outing you took with this absolute beast lmao Nice little photo shoot there with some natural lighting and backdrops to show off those stunning components. Trust me dawid i see your vision and its. *sniffles* Its beautiful. Youre a freaking genius man.
@@haydenwiseman3056 if you want to do that you buy an old Optiplex or similar for 100 dollars. Anyways how much is a 200ge these days. That's way better, it was 50 or so as well
@@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking The Mendocino was THE beast, half the cache of the PII, but it ran the same speed as the CPU, not half (if my old memory is correct)
Three thing to do here (1) add dual-channel memory (2) go for a pentium rather than a celeron (3) add a cheap gpu, such as a gt610/710 Fps will more than double and duze to the pentiums hyper threading technology and 2 more cores, standard desktop apps will be pretty good, but you cant beat buying an old optiplex and throw in a 1050 or such
I’m curious how much better this PC could have been if the “budget” was like just about $50 more…Maybe like a Pentium instead of a Celeron and 8GB of RAM instead of 4GB 🤔 Definitely still not a “GOOD” PC but would be an interesting experiment.
That case didn’t look too bad, looks like you were able to do some cable management in there. I would imagine that the hardest part was getting the side panel on.
my area must just be weird, im not in a rich area or anything, my school always would put ALL of their money into the computers. before I graduated all of the laptops had i5 9400s with 16gb of ram lol. and there were 30 per classroom and these weird carts. other than that the school was a terrible place to be because that's where the money went.
Hey dawid come accoss your videos and i love them keep up the good work i was just wondering if you could review the parts on my pc tell me what should need upgrading based on my games as i have stuttering problems when gaming i have a suspicion its the 8gb of ram i have
My desktop from early 2019 has been initially $80 more expensive, but I reused a 128GB SSD and 3 HDDs (2.5" 320GB; 3.5" 500GB; 3.5" 1 TB). I bought: - $98; a Ryzen 3 2200G - $83; Memory 2 x 8 GB 3000 MHz - $60; an AsRock B450 HDV Rel 4.0 motherboard with only a 4-pins CPU plug. - DOP1500 ($30); a local Midi Tower with an iTech 600W power-supply (4-pin CPU plug, 2 SATA and 2 Molex plugs and NO Video card plugs). - $15; adapters for 3.5" to 2.5" and Molex to SATA power plugs. In November 2019 I bought a 512GB Silicon Power nvme-SSD (3200/2300 MB/s) for $65 and dumped the SSD and the 2.5" HDD. So up to now I did spend $336 on the equipment and I have a really great desktop. Living in the Dominican Republic I did not count the import duty and transport costs, together 35%-40% :( I do run Linux (Ubuntu 20.04) and moved my "work" to specialized Virtual Machines, the average Linux VM boots in ~10 seconds, the Xubuntu VM boots in 6.5 seconds and Windows 10 Pro VM needs 25 seconds. My gaming is basically Solitaire since Windows 3.1 and occasionally Linux games like SuperTuxKart; Extreme Tux Racer and good old Wolfenstein-3D in Dosbox. However I run those also in a VM with Virtualbox 3D acceleration at 1080p and 60Hz.
"Poo brown" and "Fungal infection green". Somewhere, there's a Games Workshop employee furiously taking notes for paint color names.
Also six-month-old cadaver grey, my favorite of them bunch.
@Dilet no
So GW are just renaming existing colors? Gotcha.
Green PCB-s are actually better than the colored ones.
@@letssaylalala Six Month Old Cadaver Grey was the best of the lot!
I used to build PCs for a large whitebox VAR. We were basically an Intel only shop, and installed several thousand stock Intel coolers. While they are small, and not adequate for things like overclocking, the fans last FOREVER. I saw PCs that we built which ran for years with never being cleaned and those coolers completely caked in dust, and the fans just chugged right on through it. Zero bearing noise and nearly zero speed drop. Compared to most aftermarket coolers I've seen, the stock Intels are old faithful.
Dawid trying to hide that his wife stopped paying for everything so he pretends that someone requested the cheapest PC build possible. Classic Dawid.
Loool. Too true
Hahaha!! Dammit, you got me!
wait a minute, something is wrong i can feel it
@@DawidDoesTechStuff oo
@@DawidDoesTechStuff ha
“Cheapest brand new computer parts”
So in other words, a Dell, but without the warranties
Hahaha!! Burn!
No. With Dell you've got *one* warranty. Here there's one warranty per component.
@@ollep9142 Never shopped with Dell, have you? "Do you want a warranty for that warranty? Only $150, and it covers you in case your warranty has an issue."
@@ollep9142 linus got overcharged with multiple warranties in secret shopper
@@Lapisz123 Those were warranty extensions and something more like insurances. Not manufacturer's component warranty.
I love how you took the PC on a walk for its final look at the world before it inevitably explodes after more than 5 hours of use😂
Anna lookin swaggy as heck holding the pc
Yes
I think he was just trying to air out the chemical fire fumes of that carcinogen soaked build.
I thought that he was leaving that pile of e-waste for someone else to pick up.
Current x voltage = watts.
So 34A x 12v = 408 watts, i assume some watts are being "used" elsewhere, like EMF and whatever... But like 500w to 408w, 92w less that i thought id be buying. Id love to be educated on hw 92w can be an acceptable difference when buying a 500w psu... Pls educate me. (unless its obviously a scam and they just advertising a +-450w psu as a 500w). Again, just looking to be educated on this topic.
"I guess it's for the Glory of Cthulu or whatever"
INTEL change your branding IMMEDIATELY
Hahaha!!
Or a stick of celery...
"lets see if this Human Rights violation works."
hahahahahahah
Now this is an avengers level threat
I agree what a great quote.
6 mos old cadaver Grey I died this guy kills me. Came for the tech stuffs and return for the hilarious jokes
I saw this comment before hearing it in the video and still cracked up when I saw him say it. Love this guy.
😅
Schools: I'll take your entire stock!
Underrated comment
@@haqd2340 thanks 😂😂
"Industrial chemical accident" is most definitely one word Dawid...
That had made me this
Dawid is secretly german confirmed.
"Industriechemieunfall"
It's hyphenated, 'industrial-chemical-accident'
I like how i read this and he just said this as i was watching
3
The sad thing is that I'm so old that I remember when a system like this would have been a beast back in the day. I remember when 512mb of ram was all you needed
meh. if i actually went ahead and installed the 64GB of ram i wanted to install(settled for 32GB) in my PC it would have more ram than the first 3 computers my family owned had HDD space
NZXT better watch out! Rosewill basically has them by the throat at this point!
Rosewill actually makes high end power supplies, they also make low end ones.The high end ones are probably made by seasonic or something like XFX's higher end power supplies are but its always something to look at cause some are gold rated(and actually certified not fake 80+ gold labels) not the cheapest but cheaper than a ANtec or Thermaltake power supply of the same calibur
@@kyles8524 ok
NZXT cases also kinda suck, lol
No competition. 😁
@@kyles8524 who asked?
Oh, nice. that case has a retro feel in it, a modern exterior, and even come with somewhat okay cable management, and best of all, 2 5.25 inch drive bays. I already like the case.
Literally the case that my family computer and it's immense collection of dust resides in - Dawid I'm so sorry for you, that case design hasn't changed in at least 10 years
10 years? That's crazy. 😁
@@DawidDoesTechStuff can't improve perfection. As in the perfect case for a reenactment of the office movie
"it's got a nice strong smell of factory not meeting minimum safety criteria"
lmao
Came here to comment that
The point, and the best thing about Pc gaming is, you don't have to have the best most capable hardware to game. The PC game library is so vast, and have games that are literal decades old, you can game on any type of PC.
I have a super banging Pc, and I play San Andreas, Max Payne 2 and The Movie (PC Game).
I have bought all the latest ones, still I prefer the older games. And those could run on my Pentium 4 Pc from the past!
It's not like consoles, where backward compatibility is a limited option.
Since Steam did the update that took out XP support I can't get C&C Generals to run anymore 😭😭😭😭😭
@@shaneeslick that thing happens. There are other ways to get it to work , outside of steam.
@@TechOrigami I've still got my original Discs, so I'm just gonna put it on my new XP PC 😁
@@shaneeslick well, problem solved bro!
@Tech yh but u also forgot that console also are the best value machine if u want to game now ,especially the ps5 and Xbox one x they perform really well for just £500 ,there is no pc that perform that well ,so both consoles and pc do have advantages and disadvantages.
This guy actually humourous, one fav tech youtuber. Entertaining information you got there, dude.
When tech yes city doesnt want to do it, there is a guy who does ;D
Ikr
did't TYC make a video to bash on this psu brand?
@@LinkStorm13 wouldnt surprise me even if he did
@@savalije2405 oh no, it was GameMax (not CoolMax) th-cam.com/video/MYo5-JIV4C0/w-d-xo.html
but he updated the title, It might have been a "fake" psu
Haha!! Does it mean that I'm the sloppy seconds guy? 😂
“it makes me more uncomfortable than making eye contact at a urinal.”
I love how the cpu is bottle necking the igpu that's hilarious
"let's see if this human rights violation works"
I can tell before watching that something's going to go wrong
Nah
For that SSD card, I'd use Velcro tabs to keep it in place. I've used them in my old system to keep an SSD card that I added in place and it worths really well.
Pff, back in my day, also still today, we use duct tape. Also, Dawid is Canadian, so he has to follow the Red Green school of manliness.
Zip Ties are your friend. If It is good enough for a Dell It is good enough for that POS. A Celeron. My God. that is scraping the bottom of the barrel & the single stick of (inadequate) RAM.
Basically you are deliberately making all of the mistakes to kneecap system performance. This is not going to end well.
3:30 Wow Dawid your [package] is so small!
It's not the size of the package, but how you use it. 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff That's what she said.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff You know nobody actually believes that. 🙄
What, no part list so we can build this sweet piece of gaming nirvana ourselves?
If i had to describe this pc in one word it would be industrialchemicalaccident.
Celeron likely exists only to sell the lowest of the lowest binned silicon, they're probably the Pentiums that weren't stable with hyperthreading turned on or whose integrated graphics just failed, or both :(
I actually used that case for my nephew's "budget" build, which consisted of whatever his parents could find a deal on, and my old 580 GPU. Threw some green LED fans in it, and he was esportsing to his heart's content... it is a nightmare to make look good from a cable management POV, but it does do great on airflow.
I love how you care about performance and not the looks of a pc
Definitely good to see. Gaming PCs are definitely more than just RGB. I would rather have a PC that looks like an old office computer from the early 2000s but can run smoothly than a piece of hot garbage that LOOKS cool. 🤦♂️
The Industrial Chemical Accident’s one moment of happiness in its whole sad life: when Anna held it close on the walking trail.
Aww
This case is an incredible case. It's called the Ranger-M and is their somewhat fancier take on their own Line-M, which in turn is their remake on the Elite 341 by Cooler Master from the later half of the first decade after 2000. I've had the Elite 341 and now have the Line-M, and the only difference between them is the Line-M and Elite 341 are that the Line-M has usb3 and only one 3.5" external bay while the Elite 341 came out before usb3 and has two 3.5" external bays. The Ranger-M's only difference from the Line-M is its faceplate. This case is plenty capable of housing a newer i7/3070 or stronger system safely because by having the psu up top, it streamlines the front intake with the cpu cooler and exhaust. Also, you can add two more fans right on the side panel, which increases airflow still. All of the fan mounts are for 120mm fans, just like on the Elite 341. Having a blower on the gpu makes it even better still because that bottom side mounted fan will feed it additional fresh air. I still say the Line-M and even the Elite 341 are still marginally better though because they have only mesh covering the front intake while the Ranger-M has those bars crossing over it.
Oh, and apparently the Ranger-M also has its drive bay inside the cage, while the Line-M has mounting tabs on the underneath of the external bay cage, and the Elite 341 has those tabs and an additional set on the botton, for the fan to blow their heat off.
By the way, the Elite 341 was a modder's wet dream. At the time, there were all sorts of mod supplies like window kits along with individual parts like custom etched or plane acrylic and edge mounting also available, led feet, cold cathode tube kits in all kinds of colors including uv, uv reactive everything from cables to individual parts like sleeving and connectors and such, EL wire, slot covers, etc. It really really was a fun case, especially if you painted the inside a nice matte black because of the silver.
making eye contact at a urinal....choked on my freaking coffee lol!
Hahaha ikr
There are certainly worse things to make contact with at a urinal.
This video has to be one of Dawids funniest with the jokes “which is like the UHD 620 graphics that’s just been stabbed in the throat a couple times” “mmm smells of factory not meeting a minimum safety criteria, next up is the weaponize-able power supply” 😂
I had that psu, until it performed magic, by summoning fire and lightning 😂
2.5 SSD/HDD mounting is on the floor of the case, the 4 screw holes under the expansion slots. Rosewill has two matx frames, they use different front and side panels and claim its a new product line. Cheap replacement (reluctant to use "upgrade") for OEM that have no intake fan mounting.
The person who sold you those probably was laughing to hard to ship them
He was like LOOOOL what a clown
Thanks Dawid for this inspiring content. I never thought I could do thing until I saw you do things
I love that you guys took it to the park 🤣🤣🤣
This case pretty much is identical to the rosewill case I built my first pc in 2015. Not much has changed in the super budget pc space lol. I had a fx 6300 oced to 4.8gz @1.485v on a g760+ motherboard with a r7 260x. Looking back I'm not sure how that motherboard survived that kind of overclocking lol. I gave that whole computer to my mother and is still running strong to this day but I did set the cpu to stock speeds to help prolong the life of the cpu and motherboard despite being oced for over 2 years with heavy use. I did have ab hyper 212 evo on it and kept the cpu temps in the mid 60s. Gotta say that is the best budget cooler ever. I even used it on my 6700k oced to 4.8ghz @1.375v and kept it in the mid 70s. Love the channel keep up the great work!!!
Curious of the people's reaction when you had a pc sitting in the middle of a walkway taking pics of it 🤣
That's what i was thinking, just some guy walks into the middle of a park, sets down a computer takes some pics then leaves
It was pretty hilarious. A couple people stopped to take photos of him & I can’t blame em! Even I joined in and took a couple photos of him filming outside. What a weirdo 😋
@@tiagoizaguirre8837 hes gotta act like a pro cameraman to really get the effect in lmao. rolling on the ground for the perfect shot...
I was wondering that but its in Canada they be like hey its a good day eh nice pc there .... have a good one
5:47 Ok, so we will ignore the 24 pin power connector has a pin missing
I would like to see another episode with a gpu and more ram to see how it goes
And slap in a GT740!
I have one of those Coolmax power supplies from 11 years ago and it somehow still works and it somehow hasn't exploded and somehow hasn't killed the computer and somehow hasn't decided to just die. Model V-500, smells after a while, 500 watts peak, 150 watts nominal 😬
that power supply has a somewhat strong 5v rail, it would actually be seemingly nice to use in an old socket A athlon or pentium 4 build
You know these videos make me really appreciate my mid teir gaming pc, especially when he goes into specifics about the parts.
I like how the rear exhaust fan isn't even plugged in
Your last few videos popped up in my suggestions and your description of the parts in this video has me doubled over, SUBSCRIBED!
I wanna say: these Rosewill cases are actually decent for their price. They are super cheap, but they work and better than the competition in the price range
That thing actually looked like it had better airflow than most cheaper Cooler Masters.
It has pretty good airflow. In my experience, they’ve had no issue cooling those old, beefy Radeon HD cards, along with bigger GTX cards. Also.. these cases do have a 2.5 bay slot on the floor of the case, it just isn’t advertised, nor immediately apparent
Beat me to it, I'd have no issue recommending a Rosewill case to someone on a budget.
I love the royalty free generic 80's montage music you used while building lmao, this is the reason I subbed 🤣
this guy's really fun. he makes everything very entertaining. i wanna see his main rig.
The Crucial BX series SSD has a plastic housing too and cheaper then the Sunbow Ali Express stuff but still is quite fast. Also here in the Netherlands a lot of Dell Optiplex computers are refurbished and sold. They put in an SSD and there you go!
_Nothing beats the _*_Fattydove_*
2:06 That's quite a weird bread you got there...
This is a great pihole machine. My current pihole machine is a Dell Dimension from 2007 that rocks a Sempron LE-1300 with 4 2GB sticks of the cheapest DDR2 800Mhz ram I could find on Amazon after five minutes. IIt also rocks a 3 year old Thermaltake Smart 600 watt power supply for enhanced fire and cooling abilities. I then topped all of that off with a 250GB Crucial MX500 SSD and a Wraith Prism cooler that only fits upside down.
Get him to 200k already he's so underrated
I wish he was at 1mil 😐
Me too
@@bruh2500 honestly, as long as he makes enough dolla dolla billz to make videos for us lm fine with however many subs he has
@@micobugija6284 lol I thought he was
@@pipiundkaukiinpipikakaland he has a small chanel so idk
Thanks for the video. You made my day better man!
Next video:
Trying to game on the cheapest *USED* pc u can build now(yes "BUILD",not a pre built)
Haha
I love that David does a replica of a computer i built in 2006, and with slightly better performance since SSD was still not invented. With a GTX graphics card for you can actually Counter Strike on this beast.
While amusing, it would be good to include some sensible results as well. Is it usable as a daily desktop? Or do two cores stutter in windows, chrome, netflix etc.
Celeron is very good for buget laptops. I have a Lenovo laptop with it, I use it for Office at University and is good with brower navigation an YT.
You don't expect to do more with it.
I also live in east Europe, where we have small salaries and this processor is a good option.
⭕ HOW DID HE INSTALL Those AAA Titles in that 30Gb(approx.) available SSD space ..! 😂😂 Something not right hahaha
Was wondering about that too. Probably ran it from external hard drive...(but that means the PC is really more expensive)
@@jackwilson5542 yup..also if that's from Ext. HDD benchmarks will not be consistent with the "build" he is showing ...😬😂
One thing you can say about this build is that it's very upgradeable. You could make major upgrades a piece at a time. Add the biggest 7200RPM hard drive you can find to give it some more space for files while keeping the system on an SSD. Perhaps starting with a single 8GB RAM chip would be more practical and would allow adding an 8GB chip to get to 16GB (though even adding a 4GB chip to get to 8GB would be quite the upgrade). You know the motherboard could handle a lot better processor. Once you had a better processor, you would have a lot of options of discrete graphics cards that would still be an improvement.
That power supply does worry me, though. I'm always afraid that really cheap power supplies will be a fire hazard. I subscribe to the , 'never skimp on power supply quality,' philosophy.
Ah yes, a PSU with a whopping 1 YEAR of warranty
Hey that is still more than it will last
Now that’s quality 👌🏻
i think they legally have to have a 1 year warranty in the us, not sure about Canada though
@@Carlos-lq7ey yea not like they're gonna honor it lmao
You also need a separate warranty on your home for when the PSU causes it to burn to the ground.
I love how you never run out of clever jokes in almost every sentence!
8:14 when you take you PC for a walk 😆
The Rosewill Ranger-M case sucks for cable management, but it has really good airflow and looks pretty good for as cheap as it is. It's an awesome ultra budget chassis. The fans are surprisingly good...for non-PWM.
LOVE the outside shots and the lovely wife holding that masterpiece! Great video, it’s fun to see what bottom of the barrel will get you in today’s games.
nice vid Dawid ....love your content and even better that your consistent with it...i can see you putting all you got into growing your channel...personally i think youll go far and do well
heck ya haven't slept yet but 13 more min should be fine
hey dude! I was absolutely surprised of the outside shots! I was like "this dude thinks outside the box" very nice my dude
that looks like most of the point of sale pc I repair and maintain, a bunch of AMD A6s
Oh that's interesting. I wonder how the A6s compare to this celeron.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff just checked ebay, 1000 USD for A6 and A55m motherboard combo, what are these people smoking, I got mine for 60usd for roughly the same combo.
@@crispianchealuks2024 Holy crap! I That is a ridiculous amount. Parts prices are going ham again.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Really badly. Imagine getting around 100 points from Cinebench R15. It's essentially half of your Celeron in CPU performance (Or an AMD FX but with massive brain lobotomy and FX itself was a bad enough lobotomy). Graphics are also poor. They can run Duke Nukem at 1080p with mixed settings, DiRT 3 at 900p or 1080p, WRC 4 at 640x480, Racedriver Grid at 1080p low. You can forget about running GTA 5 at any comprehensible resolution and passable framerates. Some A6 models may overclock to 5GHz or even more (AMD FX legacy), but no matter how much you polish a turd it's still a turd. It would need at least 8GHz overclock to match Celeron used in this video.
Been watching for a while and you only think in one way Dawid, gaming. I just recently upgraded my HTPC from an old Dell Precision T3400 with a 2.66 GHz Core 2 Duo and a GT 1030, ran great and put out 4K HDR. I also have another Precision T3400, same chip, running a CentOS app called ClearOS, that is my Gateway/Fileserver handling about 20 devices connected on my home gigabit network. So yes, there are uses for computer parts not used for gaming.
"9 is a great time"
What are you suggesting, Dawid?
Haha he doesn’t even know.
@@AnnaDoes lol damn
9pm of course
your cable management skill is impressive. you manage to decently cable manage in that case.
2:05 Breadown 😜
I love the outing you took with this absolute beast lmao
Nice little photo shoot there with some natural lighting and backdrops to show off those stunning components. Trust me dawid i see your vision and its. *sniffles* Its beautiful. Youre a freaking genius man.
or the title could be "building a 10 year old pc with brand new parts"
Dual Core was already outdated 10 years ago.
@@aa65064 lol
15 year old*
12:40 even the dog is gonna piss the potatoe 😂🤣😂
Celeron’s used to be great! The old PII-era ones were a bargain, overclock beasts than ran faster than the Pentiums. But now, just brand new e-waste.
honestly though its a brand new cpu for $50 id say for someone who just wants to browse the web and shit it was actually pretty Impressive
@@haydenwiseman3056 if you want to do that you buy an old Optiplex or similar for 100 dollars. Anyways how much is a 200ge these days. That's way better, it was 50 or so as well
Ah, the good ol' days of the fondly nicknamed Tualatin Cores:
_"Tualarons."_
@@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking The Mendocino was THE beast, half the cache of the PII, but it ran the same speed as the CPU, not half (if my old memory is correct)
The pc was struggling more than me trying to figure out if he is sarcastic or not
This is the first time i've seen a PSU with a voltage selector in more than a decade.
Yeah I try to stay away from those. It means it's not up to spec with modern standards and probably an indicator that the voltage ripples pretty bad.
how did this Land in my recommendations in 2023??
Is it just me or does GTA V on this "cheap" PC look like it runs better than Cyberpunk 2077 on a last-gen console? ;)
Three thing to do here
(1) add dual-channel memory
(2) go for a pentium rather than a celeron
(3) add a cheap gpu, such as a gt610/710
Fps will more than double and duze to the pentiums hyper threading technology and 2 more cores, standard desktop apps will be pretty good, but you cant beat buying an old optiplex and throw in a 1050 or such
Jokes on you Dawid, this young'n is perfectly aware of Enron's perfectly legitimate accounting methodology
watch for Dawid making eye contact with you at a yerinal
I am a major pc guy but in this price range, if you aim for gaming, just buy a standard ps4 - you'll get it also new for just 160 or so
And you can plug in a keyboard and mouse aswell. You will have input delay but still better than this
I would have killed for this PC just 5 years ago.
Now a PC like this will kill you (with the cheap power supply blowing up).
@@fatherelijahcal9620 What sort of power is the abomination going to draw? If the PSU is only good for half the rated load you may be OK.
I've used loads of the Tsunbow SSDs, never had an issue with them.
I’m curious how much better this PC could have been if the “budget” was like just about $50 more…Maybe like a Pentium instead of a Celeron and 8GB of RAM instead of 4GB 🤔 Definitely still not a “GOOD” PC but would be an interesting experiment.
I love these vids man, keep it up Dawid!
Most of this build looks like a PC build from 15 years ago.
I made a build with this case in 2014. I can’t believe it’s still around. Mine has thru holes for the SSD at the bottom of the case.
"How many FPS do you get?"
"6 9"
"Noice"
"No, I mean, 6 point 9"
"No, I mean, 6 point 9"
"Ohh, my bad *:^|* "
your humor makes this content 100% better.
I wondered how he installed gta 5 in 60 gig ssd.
That case didn’t look too bad, looks like you were able to do some cable management in there. I would imagine that the hardest part was getting the side panel on.
"let's see if this human rights violation works"
Honestly that's how i feel about any cut rate chinese products nowadays
ok yankee bluejeans
Perfectly OK office build, better quality PSU + second stick of RAM it becomes a decent one.
Alternative title: Making a school laptop
my area must just be weird, im not in a rich area or anything, my school always would put ALL of their money into the computers. before I graduated all of the laptops had i5 9400s with 16gb of ram lol. and there were 30 per classroom and these weird carts. other than that the school was a terrible place to be because that's where the money went.
@@haydenwiseman3056 weird flex but ok
@@haydenwiseman3056 my school has macs and gaming pc with r7 2700 and 1660ti
my school pcs haves 2 to 4 gigs of ram with an pentium g620 with 1:1 monitor
This video is just basically “Building an office Pc and trying to game on it” and I love it.
Alternate title: Dawid insults the Chinese market for 14 minutes straight
Hey dawid come accoss your videos and i love them keep up the good work i was just wondering if you could review the parts on my pc tell me what should need upgrading based on my games as i have stuttering problems when gaming i have a suspicion its the 8gb of ram i have
This is still better cable-managed than most pre-built Dell systems.
My desktop from early 2019 has been initially $80 more expensive, but I reused a 128GB SSD and 3 HDDs (2.5" 320GB; 3.5" 500GB; 3.5" 1 TB). I bought:
- $98; a Ryzen 3 2200G
- $83; Memory 2 x 8 GB 3000 MHz
- $60; an AsRock B450 HDV Rel 4.0 motherboard with only a 4-pins CPU plug.
- DOP1500 ($30); a local Midi Tower with an iTech 600W power-supply (4-pin CPU plug, 2 SATA and 2 Molex plugs and NO Video card plugs).
- $15; adapters for 3.5" to 2.5" and Molex to SATA power plugs.
In November 2019 I bought a 512GB Silicon Power nvme-SSD (3200/2300 MB/s) for $65 and dumped the SSD and the 2.5" HDD.
So up to now I did spend $336 on the equipment and I have a really great desktop. Living in the Dominican Republic I did not count the import duty and transport costs, together 35%-40% :(
I do run Linux (Ubuntu 20.04) and moved my "work" to specialized Virtual Machines, the average Linux VM boots in ~10 seconds, the Xubuntu VM boots in 6.5 seconds and Windows 10 Pro VM needs 25 seconds. My gaming is basically Solitaire since Windows 3.1 and occasionally Linux games like SuperTuxKart; Extreme Tux Racer and good old Wolfenstein-3D in Dosbox. However I run those also in a VM with Virtualbox 3D acceleration at 1080p and 60Hz.