I basically just go through the standard process of buying a pre-built, transplanting it into a fancy looking case, and the adding a GPU. So far it has been working out pretty well, great video!
Love it when youtubers I watch talk about starting to work out. Health is always important and it can be very motivating to know more people are taking it seriously.
Big long Phillips screwdriver from a dollar shop, while you're there get a set of small precision screwdrivers, assorted zip ties and some WD40 or cheap 'multipurpose' spray. Thermal paste? DeepCool G5 is decent and cheap, keeps my 1700X and GTX970 nice and cool.
I don't know how to sell computers on Ebay. I only buy them. But based on experience here in Germany, I think I know what the formula is: 1) Ensure the photo is blurred and with inadequate lighting (you don't want people to see all the scratches and yellowing). 2) Don't give details in the description. Always refer to the photos for details. 3) If it's a retro PC, don't include photos of the back of the PC. Someone might guess it is an AT rather than ATX case and bid much more for it. 4) Always include a photo of some part of the inside of the PC. Make sure all part numbers are obscured. 5) Don't accept PayPal (they might open a case against you when the find out it doesn't work). 6) Don't provide tracking information. Don't mark the item as shipped. Don't reply to questions from buyers about shipping. Ship when it is convenient for you. If that's 2 days after the estimated delivery, that's not your problem. 7) Remember that newspaper can be used for packaging. No need to use expensive cardboard boxes. 8) Don't test anything. If you test it, you might find out it doesn't work. But always mention that you haven't tested it, in the description. Don't accept returns. 9) Don't clean anything before selling it. A thick layer of dust makes it attractive to people looking to spend a few days cleaning it as a fixer-up-erer. Extra points for smudges of dirt, grass, hay, rust and spiders. 10) If anything goes wrong, blame the buyer. After all, the buyer isn't paying the Ebay fees, are they! 11) If you are selling motherboards, always sell the IO shield separately. Same goes for monitors: cables in another ad. Neglect to mention this in the description, but make sure the photo does not show any cables. And remember, there's quite a market for manuals, original boxes and the like. Sell those separately. Voodoo cards go without the pass-through cable. Don't forget to mention in the ad that it comes with no extra accessories though. You don't want a claim against you from a stupid buyer who doesn't understand that you are trying to make money. 12) Mark all packaging as "Fragile". This will ensure it gets extra rough treatment during shipping, and you can get your money back for damage in transit. It's much easier than dealing with a claim because the item didn't work. 13) Always remember that there a hundreds of thousands of buyers out there. For every buyer stupid enough to throw their money at you, there's thousands more out there. You shouldn't aim to get word-of-mouth advertising or repeat business, it's a waste of effort and money.
Lenovo makes some pretty decent stuff, I had a lenovo thinkpad that I got off a factory refurb deal like 5 years ago and it's still running strong. I've since passed it on to a friend of mine but as far as I know he hasn't had any problems with it. I'm hard on laptops buy they have excellent build quality, they're built like tanks.
I always used that white thermal paste, my dad used to bring it to me from the factory where he works (spotlights factory) and it was very good, it would last forever without drying
I would love to see a video maybe you already have made one, but a video regarding using OEM MOBO and installing them in aftermarket cases. I know that there is a lot of propitiatory issues with OEM'S but with your experience i would like to know what your thoughts on this issue is.
You really make me want to start building stuff like this for some extra cash and fun on the side. I am starting to amass some parts at home from over the years so might as well give it a go.
Just post it on a sell stuff app in the computer section for a reasonable price. Pro tip, it’s easier to sell a mobo/cpu combo than just a motherboard by itself.
I just got a dell Xps i7 at work to fix with a dead board. Looks exactly like the Vostro inside with the literal only difference being the amount of rams sticks and the gpu cooler. Such a innovative company making different model lines and just changing the plastic front panel. Great video, you never really think your going to sell your pc's but once you build one you end up building dozens. Then your running out of tvs to put pc's in, you already made a network storage out of one, you have a bunch of old ones with different Linux builds, using one to heat your basement by just running prime all the time, and your family all has one but rather use a laptop..... but it saddens you a little to see that computer your not using sit there cold, alone, and longing for its 780ti to be gamed on.
Picked up a similar PC to that Vostro a couple of months ago for the bargain price of £40... Acer Aspire M5811, i7 860, HD 5450 (stuck in a spare Quaddro K600 1gb from a Dell Precision dual CPU T5500 I picked up recently for a bargain too at £99), 4gb RAM, 600GB HDD... It had an old BIOS that was keeping the Turbo boost down to only 2.6ghz instead of the 3.46ghz which is probably why the guy was selling it so cheap, quick BIOS update and runs pretty decent.
Hey Bryan, you ever consider aftermarket rgb ram heatspreaders? Relatively cheap way to make DDR3 or even DDR2 look real good and flashy. 2018 look on 2008 parts.
My exact current dilemma. Just landed a cheap 1060 6gb and I'm debating if an fx8320 or 4th gen i7 (Have both lying around) is good enough. Brand new case for 40 gbp an ssd always adds value at mid- high end.
How do people generally fell about case windows, I've never cared much for them. In my previous desk setup, the PC was on top at the right, so it could have shown a window, but now it's under desk on the left... The case for my new build has some LED front fan action, but that's about it - oh, and I went with the newer fashion of PSU low, just hope that doesn't bite me with the PSU cable length otherwise I'll be waiting for extensions, as the original system donates the 500W Silverstone PSU and gets my spare FSP 300W to keep it running - yeah, a X4 965 (125W TDP) and GTX 750Ti is a bit of a squeeze for a 300W, but it's a FSP that can do nearly all the power on the 12V, unlike some cheap and nasties!
Great content as usual the yes man. I'm sorry n the UK and I think being honest when flogging a PC best way to go, if I've I sold the GPU from the PC as it standalone value is better I'll let it be known from the get go, that I've sold the GPU separately and to be honest probably better for the buyer to know they can put whatever GPU they want for there needs in there
How did you get around the damn lenovo power supply issue? I have a Lenovo Ideacentre 710-25ISH that has a 250 watt power supply and I want to throw in a 500 watt power supply so I can put a 650 ti, but the motherboard has a 10 pin power connector... i looked at an adapter but it doesnt shut off the power supply when you turn it off. Any ideas?
Hi Brian, just a heads up. I've been using thermal paste GD900 from AliExpress. At first I just used it for GPU's but eventually decided to try it on a CPU and temps seems fine. Maybe you should test it your self? it's super cheap.
Well done once again. Was hoping to see one of your newly acquired MSI 1070 cards but i guess those are meant for higher builds. The RX480 Gigabyte logo, wtf? Gigabyte had a brainfart there. Upside down? Lucky the case has no see through side panel. Wish i had your knowledge when it comes to older CPU pricing. Looking at all those CPUs at Hard-Off i have a hard time to figure out which one is good priced and which not.
I'm late but. MAKE AN EPIC BUILD featuring one of those cheap ADDRESSABLE RGB arrays. Besides that I bet one of those cheap RGB arrays at the front will raise value by quite a bit
Watching this as i'm tearing apart a pc i picked up for $100 US today. Guy said it wasn't working. Turns out to be working fine. i7-4770, msi z87-gd65 gaming motherboard and an msi gtx760.
Tech YES City. always like your content that helps computer beginners like me that loves price performance builds. By the way, im staying in Hongkong for a week. any ideas on where to get the cheapest used PC parts here?
Hm... wonder what the i7 870PC has inside. As for the white goo-ey stuff: I've had decent results with Arctic Ceramique 2, but it's quite hard to spread and usually would look a bit different ... the stuff in the vid looks like the cheap Coolermaster (IC Value or so) stuff. Edit: As for parting out PCs: What I mostly swap around are HDD, Ram and PSU. HDD and RAM don't really make a difference unless they're actually used, as for PSUs I sometimes find PCs with hilarious overkill PSUs in them, which I swap for ones more in line with the PCs specs.
I'm very confused on why you would guess when plugging in things to the MB? If you don't know, why guess when there is a great tool called the Internet?
I love it when I see another 5820k in the wild, that's what I've currently got in my Asus X99a ii motherboard. I think I went over kill on the RAM though with 32 GB quad channel Corsair 3000 MHz RAM. Since I don't know anything about overclocking I used the Asus AI automatic overclock and it seems to run my RAM at a clock speed of 1333. the timings are 15-17-17-35. To anyone who is educated in overclocking, do these numbers sound normal? From my perspective 1333 seems really low... But I guess because it's quad channel, it's all added together or something. I wish I knew someone local to help me
Hey mate, love your videos I have been binge watching them like I do game of thrones this last week. I have started hustling pc parts in my local Darwin and have gathered enough for 3 pc builds Ordered some parts of aliecpress too such cheap gear! My question is when it comes to installing windows onto your pcs for sale? Are you buying genuine licences for each machine or just installing non genuine windows and then customer usually deals with it? Which is the pc hustler way? Thanks bruss
Hey Brian, I was wondering about the markup you put on these PC's for profit, because where I live PC selling is competetive and even decent deals wont sell at all really.
I have a 4690k, I want to upgrade to a 4790k, how would i approach a shop who may have one about doing a partial trade with cash? Just a quick thought on it. Idk if it would work.
@Follow Christ i would just in general. but i would rather have the cpu already to swap in. im still in online school until next year. so i would like to not have down time. but i understand its probably gonna happen anyways.
The first thing most buyers see online are photos of your system, take your time on them. I've seen some nice systems sell cheap and bad systems sell high purely because of this.
Meh, if you have some Interesting parts in your build (500€ GTX 1070 i5 PC) then most people will click on it instantly, but your right good pictures and a over the top gaming case will definitely attract more people
I sell computer parts online for a living. Selling a fully working PC online is pretty much pointless. Installing Windows takes more time than you'd spend shipping out the various parts. You'd make just as much selling a motherboard with RAM and CPU installed and selling the GPU separately and scrap the rest, than if you sold the fully working machine. And shipping a computer case is a hassle I hate dealing with. Locally, refurbed PCs are worthless. A PC with a RX550, i7-8700 and a couple SSDs that would sell for $475 on ebay would be lucky to sell for $200, $250 tops locally. I pretty much gave up on the local market.
i am getting a 750ti for around 60dollars and 1050ti for 115 dollars , I am from india and even second hand market here is really expensive , what should i do??
I always see the pc list or somebody build their pc in my town, HK: 1151-i7 8th Gen with H110?? What? at least use higher class of B/H series board plz
Can I get some techyes loving?
Sure, where do you want me to spray the WD-40?
MadIIMike everywhere that is dust please mate
MadIIMike but tbh I’m more off a break cleaner guy #classy
I got next
Tech YES City Still, hands down one of best TechTH-camrs out there
Thanks Bogan! How you been?
Bizey and a bit sick but starting to get better now thanks for asking.
he very good yes :)
I basically just go through the standard process of buying a pre-built, transplanting it into a fancy looking case, and the adding a GPU. So far it has been working out pretty well, great video!
Love it when youtubers I watch talk about starting to work out. Health is always important and it can be very motivating to know more people are taking it seriously.
He routed the CPU power underneath the GPU! YOU'RE A GENIUS BRYAN!!!
been doing this for years on cheaper board where 12v atx is on the right of the board :D
Can you make a video about small PC tools on AliExpress like thermal paste and maybe cablemods or so
Was going to do something like that early next month probably. Just ordering some stuff.
Big long Phillips screwdriver from a dollar shop, while you're there get a set of small precision screwdrivers, assorted zip ties and some WD40 or cheap 'multipurpose' spray. Thermal paste? DeepCool G5 is decent and cheap, keeps my 1700X and GTX970 nice and cool.
@@techyescity Thanks man, really excited for that video! Good luck hunting ;-)
I heard toothpaste is better than aliexpress for thermal goo 😂
I don't know how to sell computers on Ebay. I only buy them. But based on experience here in Germany, I think I know what the formula is:
1) Ensure the photo is blurred and with inadequate lighting (you don't want people to see all the scratches and yellowing).
2) Don't give details in the description. Always refer to the photos for details.
3) If it's a retro PC, don't include photos of the back of the PC. Someone might guess it is an AT rather than ATX case and bid much more for it.
4) Always include a photo of some part of the inside of the PC. Make sure all part numbers are obscured.
5) Don't accept PayPal (they might open a case against you when the find out it doesn't work).
6) Don't provide tracking information. Don't mark the item as shipped. Don't reply to questions from buyers about shipping. Ship when it is convenient for you. If that's 2 days after the estimated delivery, that's not your problem.
7) Remember that newspaper can be used for packaging. No need to use expensive cardboard boxes.
8) Don't test anything. If you test it, you might find out it doesn't work. But always mention that you haven't tested it, in the description. Don't accept returns.
9) Don't clean anything before selling it. A thick layer of dust makes it attractive to people looking to spend a few days cleaning it as a fixer-up-erer. Extra points for smudges of dirt, grass, hay, rust and spiders.
10) If anything goes wrong, blame the buyer. After all, the buyer isn't paying the Ebay fees, are they!
11) If you are selling motherboards, always sell the IO shield separately. Same goes for monitors: cables in another ad. Neglect to mention this in the description, but make sure the photo does not show any cables. And remember, there's quite a market for manuals, original boxes and the like. Sell those separately. Voodoo cards go without the pass-through cable. Don't forget to mention in the ad that it comes with no extra accessories though. You don't want a claim against you from a stupid buyer who doesn't understand that you are trying to make money.
12) Mark all packaging as "Fragile". This will ensure it gets extra rough treatment during shipping, and you can get your money back for damage in transit. It's much easier than dealing with a claim because the item didn't work.
13) Always remember that there a hundreds of thousands of buyers out there. For every buyer stupid enough to throw their money at you, there's thousands more out there. You shouldn't aim to get word-of-mouth advertising or repeat business, it's a waste of effort and money.
Lenovo makes some pretty decent stuff, I had a lenovo thinkpad that I got off a factory refurb deal like 5 years ago and it's still running strong. I've since passed it on to a friend of mine but as far as I know he hasn't had any problems with it. I'm hard on laptops buy they have excellent build quality, they're built like tanks.
i also used the white focus G for my build a few weeks back. i love the case. nice and clean look
I appreciate the effort you put into you builds and videos and I enjoy this style of videos. Thanks for being a good down to earth tech tuber...👍
Is that a display port underneath the pcie lane?
Yes... lol its so weird isn't it.
@@techyescity yea thats like really weird.
"I'm just gonna plug in my monitor through this whole I cut in my tempered glass"
Put the VGA port on the outside but the display port in the center of the board.
There's an empty display port on the io shield. you're probably supposed to run a male to female cable from the port on the mb to the io.
crazy but not unheard of
The cooler he had on there was actually good but you are correct, the bracket was mounted wrong.
I always used that white thermal paste, my dad used to bring it to me from the factory where he works (spotlights factory) and it was very good, it would last forever without drying
Thanks as always, Bryan! I don't comment all too often, But i'm still watching your vids! Promise! ;)
love these kinds of vids.
I would love to see a video maybe you already have made one, but a video regarding using OEM MOBO and installing them in aftermarket cases. I know that there is a lot of propitiatory issues with OEM'S but with your experience i would like to know what your thoughts on this issue is.
i done that with dell pcs and no issues
i know you have to use the same power button out of a dell. It may be on just some Dell OEM's. 775 MOBO may work without it as well.
guess I been lucky as the dells i tried it with used normal pc power button
This is very useful as I have just started my computer building business. Thanks.
Really great info's and video! Looking good as always Brian!
You really make me want to start building stuff like this for some extra cash and fun on the side. I am starting to amass some parts at home from over the years so might as well give it a go.
Just post it on a sell stuff app in the computer section for a reasonable price. Pro tip, it’s easier to sell a mobo/cpu combo than just a motherboard by itself.
I just got a dell Xps i7 at work to fix with a dead board. Looks exactly like the Vostro inside with the literal only difference being the amount of rams sticks and the gpu cooler. Such a innovative company making different model lines and just changing the plastic front panel. Great video, you never really think your going to sell your pc's but once you build one you end up building dozens. Then your running out of tvs to put pc's in, you already made a network storage out of one, you have a bunch of old ones with different Linux builds, using one to heat your basement by just running prime all the time, and your family all has one but rather use a laptop..... but it saddens you a little to see that computer your not using sit there cold, alone, and longing for its 780ti to be gamed on.
Can you show how much to charge for markup between one whole pc vs just parts?
Great advice from the master
I built low end builds and sell them cheap as chips i make a little profit
4:23 Not sure if you're referring to the I5-3330 as an I3, or it just happens to be next to the i5-2400. The ivy bridge chip should be better?
Second best Tech Channel 👍
Guess the cables could be routed to the back, Lenovo pre-builts...LOL. the graphics card was upside down...
That Asus \ Corsair looks amazing though!
Picked up a similar PC to that Vostro a couple of months ago for the bargain price of £40... Acer Aspire M5811, i7 860, HD 5450 (stuck in a spare Quaddro K600 1gb from a Dell Precision dual CPU T5500 I picked up recently for a bargain too at £99), 4gb RAM, 600GB HDD... It had an old BIOS that was keeping the Turbo boost down to only 2.6ghz instead of the 3.46ghz which is probably why the guy was selling it so cheap, quick BIOS update and runs pretty decent.
Where do you sell them? Ebay?
Love that Lenovo case!
Great video man, will definitely be using these tips and tricks. Cheers!
haircut is on point Bryan, love it
Hey Bryan, you ever consider aftermarket rgb ram heatspreaders? Relatively cheap way to make DDR3 or even DDR2 look real good and flashy. 2018 look on 2008 parts.
My exact current dilemma. Just landed a cheap 1060 6gb and I'm debating if an fx8320 or 4th gen i7 (Have both lying around) is good enough. Brand new case for 40 gbp an ssd always adds value at mid- high end.
How do people generally fell about case windows, I've never cared much for them. In my previous desk setup, the PC was on top at the right, so it could have shown a window, but now it's under desk on the left... The case for my new build has some LED front fan action, but that's about it - oh, and I went with the newer fashion of PSU low, just hope that doesn't bite me with the PSU cable length otherwise I'll be waiting for extensions, as the original system donates the 500W Silverstone PSU and gets my spare FSP 300W to keep it running - yeah, a X4 965 (125W TDP) and GTX 750Ti is a bit of a squeeze for a 300W, but it's a FSP that can do nearly all the power on the 12V, unlike some cheap and nasties!
Check out the Deep Cool Mattrexx 55 60 AUD (on umart) for dual tempered glass
Great content as usual the yes man. I'm sorry n the UK and I think being honest when flogging a PC best way to go, if I've I sold the GPU from the PC as it standalone value is better I'll let it be known from the get go, that I've sold the GPU separately and to be honest probably better for the buyer to know they can put whatever GPU they want for there needs in there
How did you get around the damn lenovo power supply issue? I have a Lenovo Ideacentre 710-25ISH that has a 250 watt power supply and I want to throw in a 500 watt power supply so I can put a 650 ti, but the motherboard has a 10 pin power connector... i looked at an adapter but it doesnt shut off the power supply when you turn it off. Any ideas?
Hi, how much do you think would this cost?
i5 650
Gtx 750 ti
Hp mobo
8 gb of corsair ram
240 ssd
400w power supply
Just as I was thinking of doing just this!!
These vlogs are great!
Damn brian,i almost bought an r9 290 for only 70usd,learned that from you,if only I didn’t have problems with paypal .
Hi Brian, just a heads up. I've been using thermal paste GD900 from AliExpress. At first I just used it for GPU's but eventually decided to try it on a CPU and temps seems fine. Maybe you should test it your self? it's super cheap.
Well done once again.
Was hoping to see one of your newly acquired MSI 1070 cards but i guess those are meant for higher builds.
The RX480 Gigabyte logo, wtf? Gigabyte had a brainfart there. Upside down? Lucky the case has no see through side panel.
Wish i had your knowledge when it comes to older CPU pricing. Looking at all those CPUs at Hard-Off i have a hard time to figure out which one is good priced and which not.
Hey Bryan, when you sell pc's do you ever get returns with issues. If so how much profit do you lose fixing stuff like that.
I'm late but.
MAKE AN EPIC BUILD featuring one of those cheap ADDRESSABLE RGB arrays.
Besides that I bet one of those cheap RGB arrays at the front will raise value by quite a bit
Watching this as i'm tearing apart a pc i picked up for $100 US today. Guy said it wasn't working. Turns out to be working fine. i7-4770, msi z87-gd65 gaming motherboard and an msi gtx760.
Tech YES City. always like your content that helps computer beginners like me that loves price performance builds. By the way, im staying in Hongkong for a week. any ideas on where to get the cheapest used PC parts here?
why the gigabyte led is upside down unlike the led "fan stop" ?
Is this cooler that linus tested as cheapest on market ?
you got that fractal case from the ozbargain deal
Hm... wonder what the i7 870PC has inside.
As for the white goo-ey stuff: I've had decent results with Arctic Ceramique 2, but it's quite hard to spread and usually would look a bit different ... the stuff in the vid looks like the cheap Coolermaster (IC Value or so) stuff.
Edit: As for parting out PCs: What I mostly swap around are HDD, Ram and PSU. HDD and RAM don't really make a difference unless they're actually used, as for PSUs I sometimes find PCs with hilarious overkill PSUs in them, which I swap for ones more in line with the PCs specs.
I'm very confused on why you would guess when plugging in things to the MB? If you don't know, why guess when there is a great tool called the Internet?
question whats the name of your air compressor used to give the tech yes loving?
DataVac.
@@AJDOLDCHANNELARCHIVE thanks
I love it when I see another 5820k in the wild, that's what I've currently got in my Asus X99a ii motherboard. I think I went over kill on the RAM though with 32 GB quad channel Corsair 3000 MHz RAM. Since I don't know anything about overclocking I used the Asus AI automatic overclock and it seems to run my RAM at a clock speed of 1333. the timings are 15-17-17-35. To anyone who is educated in overclocking, do these numbers sound normal? From my perspective 1333 seems really low... But I guess because it's quad channel, it's all added together or something. I wish I knew someone local to help me
Hey mate, love your videos I have been binge watching them like I do game of thrones this last week.
I have started hustling pc parts in my local Darwin and have gathered enough for 3 pc builds
Ordered some parts of aliecpress too such cheap gear!
My question is when it comes to installing windows onto your pcs for sale? Are you buying genuine licences for each machine or just installing non genuine windows and then customer usually deals with it? Which is the pc hustler way?
Thanks bruss
Hey Brian, I was wondering about the markup you put on these PC's for profit, because where I live PC selling is competetive and even decent deals wont sell at all really.
I use the same blue led fans for my for sale gaming PCs lol. 1:51
Love ur videos
I have a 4690k, I want to upgrade to a 4790k, how would i approach a shop who may have one about doing a partial trade with cash? Just a quick thought on it. Idk if it would work.
@Follow Christ i would just in general. but i would rather have the cpu already to swap in. im still in online school until next year. so i would like to not have down time. but i understand its probably gonna happen anyways.
what is that white case?
on average when your pc goes on sale how long until it is sold?
How come the gigabyte's logo is upside down on the card?
Hey man, can you do review about intel xeon - W3680/3.3 ghz (6 core / 12 thread) for gaming?
What is it with them green pcie connectors? are they UV sensitive or something?
I Got An I5 2500K With 2x4GB Ram, H61 Motherboard And A Msi R9 390x Gaming X 8GB For 190. Was It Worth The Money?
Can you provide the link for the 3$ cooler pls Xd?
The first thing most buyers see online are photos of your system, take your time on them.
I've seen some nice systems sell cheap and bad systems sell high purely because of this.
Meh, if you have some Interesting parts in your build (500€ GTX 1070 i5 PC) then most people will click on it instantly, but your right good pictures and a over the top gaming case will definitely attract more people
@ 2.06 "sometimes on sale for under 80 Aussie dollars" searched fleabay...cheapest was $137.17 plus $22.66 postage...hmm
Can you make a video on (Running BO4 on minimum PC specs) ?
What would you say I could sell a i3 4160, 8gb 1600mhz ddr3, gt 1030, 60gb ssd, 320gb sata drive, 320 watt 80+white? Rosewill mini tower.
2:09 i wish i had an led bar like that
What`s with the comparison between 20k car and 1$ snickers bar???
I sell computer parts online for a living. Selling a fully working PC online is pretty much pointless. Installing Windows takes more time than you'd spend shipping out the various parts. You'd make just as much selling a motherboard with RAM and CPU installed and selling the GPU separately and scrap the rest, than if you sold the fully working machine. And shipping a computer case is a hassle I hate dealing with. Locally, refurbed PCs are worthless. A PC with a RX550, i7-8700 and a couple SSDs that would sell for $475 on ebay would be lucky to sell for $200, $250 tops locally. I pretty much gave up on the local market.
awsome music in this video :)
great vid!
Why can't the price of the gpu's and ram come down a little bit more in Australia
How is the Gigabyte logo upside down on the GPU cooler?
That's just how it is... you can't flip the plastic casing over. As you can see the "FAN STOP" text is the right way up.
Ah right, I wasn't aware of that. Thanks for the correction!
FINALLY the haircut looks sharp ma man!
i am getting a 750ti for around 60dollars and 1050ti for 115 dollars , I am from india and even second hand market here is really expensive , what should i do??
I bought a $1000 rig for $400 in 2016 with a 5820k inside. I had to sell the system because of it. Didn't like the amount of power it consumed.
Good advice!! 👍
Good points
You are awesome tech yes city!
why is the gigabyte logo upside down?
I wish I could find deals like that the lowest price in my area is about 400$ Wich is way out of budget
Razor wasnt sharp or ? :D
Great vid as always, keep it up ;)
Aye givin the focus g some lovin
ahhh i loved the older hype music lol
I was extremely disappointed using a i5 2400 with my Rx 480 upgraded to a e5 1650
hopefully i make a business out of your tips! Thank You very much! looking forward for future tops like this! TechYesLovin'
MX-5 Baby!!!!!!!
hard part shipping
I always see the pc list or somebody build their pc in my town, HK: 1151-i7 8th Gen with H110??
What? at least use higher class of B/H series board plz
Colgate whitening toothpaste has 7% better thermal transfer than the standard Colgate.
amazing
Can I buy a gpu from you?
discord gang
Great vd
If i get a degree in electronic engineering i will work like you do?
Daddy Vad You don’t need a degree to put together computers. Heck, 6 year olds can put together computers.
Are 220$ gtx 1070 legit
The outro music gave me a semi hehehe :D