deren Stree prebuilts are bad in case you didn’t know from the video and since the furniture store is closed he got a prebuilt pc to use as a coffee table
This reminds me of a 1 star review I saw for a 9900k. The guy said the so called “king of gaming CPU’s” was a scam because the integrated graphics was useless in all his games 🤣
I seen a review on Amazon of a case a guy gave it one star because he thought there would a bay for an optical drive when you can clearly see in the photos there isn't. Must've looked at the first photo and decided to buy it.
I've seen this type of crap so much. People giving 1 star reviews for things which clearly specify what is in it, yet they still buy it anyway then write a scathing review about how it isn't as advertised, as if they've been incredibly wronged and they're not the asshat. It's your own fault for buying something with your hard earned money and not even doing a Google search.
Steiny5843 If you actually watched the video, the ad said that the photos were for “illustrative purposes only” so the photos aren’t of the pc they are selling, it was a photo of his main rig. It does have a 2060 super.
Dawid Does Tech Stuff Yeah for sure, but then that’s new for $1300, and not “used” which it most likely will be. I don’t care if someone just ran benchmarks on it, it’s still used in my eyes. It’s worth $900 to me lol.
I always love it when they just say "SSD" without specifying which kind. There's a world of difference between a SATA SSD and an NVMe SSD. (Also, if it's an NVMe one, they should always tell the speeds, because they vary _a lot._ Some NVMe SSDs may have like 500 MB/s read speeds while others may have over 4000 MB/s.)
I will definitely argue that the guy who built the system with i3 9100F and selling it for 1300$ should go to hell... Edit: the guy who sells i9 iGPU build for 4K$ should go to prison...
I still remember when i used an ebay prebuilt that was around $40 and had a E8400 with 2 GB of RAM. All I did was upgrade the RAM to 8GB for $20 and put a Q6600 in it for $10, along with a GT 710. $100 "Gaming" PC was pretty dookie but it played what I wanted to play.
@@szymonkowalski1059 i have done that several Times. Its no problem at all 🙂. But i agree, its better to have a cleaner system, i just couldnt BE bothered
Its because cable management is easy.. it also makes the system safer... you remember inside that lil box is about 30 - 50 degrees while running and if you have cables everywhere you basically ruin your airflow and if its bad enough you're making a fire risk...
That’s my friends listing. First of all he also got it for 700 but was just putting up to see if anyone would buy it. Second of all stop acting like cable management even matters like tf
How can there be so many i3 9100F's? Would it be the same story as the GTS 450? And a RX 5600XT is a bit better then a RTX 2060, but not the super. And that CPU cooler in that first PC, it looks like a RGB cooler from Wish (that LTT bought). And I think it was a 9400F. And I thought that second hand PC's where overpriced in my country... But clearly not.
The most down to earth, friendly and knowledgeable tech TH-camr that I love watching. Keep it up Dawid! Your channel is going to explode in popularity!
In reference to the $4950 PC. I thought your reaction was a little over the top based on the parts the seller had listed, so I did some research. The listed parts for that PC would bring the total cost of the hardware to around $4000 (give or take $100 dollars for price fluctuations). Ebay takes 10% of the price paid ($495), the seller is offering free shipping (a minimum of $75 in the continental US on a PC). Credit card companies and Paypal are also going to charge the seller about 3% or more of the final total. That would mean that the seller is making around $235. Yes, it would be cheaper to buy the parts and build it yourself, and in most of the listings you evaluated today, I would agree with you on the on the prices. I just feel that you should have done the math on the listings instead of just going "reaction". I've built a ton of PC's in my life and I can honestly say that I wouldn't begin to work on one for someone other than friends or family for less than $150. I certainly wouldn't be willing to take a loss on parts because of ebay and paypal fees. With all that said, if someone has that kind of money to spend on a PC, and doesn't either want to, or have the time to build it themselves, they would be better off by going to one of the boutique builders like Falcon Northwest, Digital Storm, or Origin, and get the warranty and support that such a builder provides.
That's funny I was just looking at your old video on the Amazon pre-built and this new video popped up. We're on the same level man, or communicating through space and time, I purposely looked for your Amazon pre-built video because I thought it was funny and wanted to watch it again. And lo and behold you have a new one
"This swarm is radioactive and filled with toilet alligators. That's right, we're heading over to eBay!" This is the reason I'm still watching his videos ngl
oh boy, you havent seen the best ones.. the "ultra fast quad core" listings... Usually a Core 2 Quad system.. With fortnite picture on the stock photo :D
Lol yeah that's a rip off. But core 2 quads aren't as bad as people think. There probably the longest living still somewhat viable gaming cpu out there. Like no kidding iv seen some videos showing that ancient cpu line still playing some bran new triple a 2021 games. Not all of them of course and at a barely playable frame rate but damn if someone bought a good core 2 quads back in the day and was still using it to this day just new gpu that'd be legendary.
4:45 what's wrong with that motherboard? I love the DS3H series! good value, 4 DIMM's, (some chipsets have Dual M.2,) extra PCIE x4 slot (nice to have for WLAN or USB card) great build quality and 8-pin EPS. Usually in sale somewhere for €50. Most under €75 boards don't have this much options.
That’s my friends pc I told him what parts to get. I didn’t base the parts on the verge and i had no idea they were the same and even though they are the same why does it matter lmao
There are a good few "companies" I've seen advertising or selling on Facebook lately that essentially take old office PCs, throw the cheapest GPU they can get into it, and try to sell them as gaming PCs. I've seen some with first gen i5s for thousands, or one I saw earlier was an $800 "gaming" computer with an RX 550 GPU.
I feel like tech youtubers get out of touch with the average PC builder because they're so used to getting to build and test with high end stuff. LTT, Greg Salazar, and Dawid are all guilty of this. Forgetting that parts they call "okay" or "it works well enough" are some of the better bang/buck items out there for the casual self-build enthusiasts.
1:56 I shit you not, that cooler is ALWAYS in the super-messy clearance bin at the MicroCenter near my house in the US. It’s being sold for literally $7.00 USD on clearance haha my brothers friend wanted me to help him buy/build a pc at microcenter and he picked that cooler up like “this looks sick”.. thank god I was there lol it went back into the jungle of a clearance bin where it’s been for the last year at least
4:00 its still there. Though for £700 its honestly not a bad deal (cable managment tho yeah) since I swear PCs from PC world / Currys in the UK cost more.
4:34 As i have a NZXT S340 Black/Red case and when i built the PC, it was my first experience building one and then i did do the cable management almost spotlessly like i've been building PCs for a while... (Admittedly my back didn't look that apealing, but i redid the whole thing down the road... Was little little tricky because of non-modular PSU, but i did it wonderfully)
That’s my friends pc lmao. Ion know why u guys r crying literally he was just impatient and didn’t really know what he was doing. It doesn’t really make sense to me my u guys r judging people’s pc on their cable management like find something better to do
for real alot of good boards have a vga/15 pin d-sub port. Example, my board:www.amazon.com/ASRock-Motherboard-Motherboards-Z370-EXTREME4/dp/B0763BS899
The thing is. eBay has very high fees to maintain listings. They take about 15-20% off the bat right when the listing sells, and another 5-10% if you’d like advertising. That’s why the deals aren’t so great.
6:41 I mean my budget z370 mobo has a vga port on the rear io. Is the msi gaming +, a budget z series board with not the best oc potential but it has a vga for my 8700k. So seeing one doesn’t make it awful... but hey maybe it’s different for 9th gen boards.
It's ok u can buy some good builds or atleast half decent builds on eBay there not all bad. Especially before the crypto crap there used to be plenty of fairly good priced used builds.
Yeah, EBay is horrible. That's how my story with building PC's and selling them on EBay started when I lost my job to the COVID lockdown last year. Looked around and found it was all crap. Decided to build and list and done quite well. 100% customer and 100% my own satisfaction for helping grow the PC gaming community. I also met so many fantastic people thanks to it. Still going strong 9 months and many happy customers later.
i would bet money on that build at 6:25 the guy was buying pc's from a store that put them together and he just ordered them and shipped them when they arrived, it says the build was a previous build so he's going out of his way to build them for this price.
I drove an hour and a half to my closest Micro Center to buy my PC. And only because GPU's alone cost more than an entire pre-built. Most of the custom websites cost about $300-$500 more with the individual components and I'm just too damn anxious to buy individual parts from seperate websites and wait forever for every single component to show up.
I'm Sorry but if you drop 4 Thousand on a PC and can't read the specs and understand it doesn't have discrete GPU, you kinda got what's coming to you. Like do a LITTLE research.
Thank you for making this video, I didn't know much about computers at first and I understand some of us may be ignorant at first but nobody is born knowing everything about computers, that is why we need people to help inform us.
Who came up with the term "pre-built" if you think about it pre-built means before it's built, "post-built" on the other hand means after it's built. So pre-built really means a bunch of computer parts which haven't been assembled to make a working computer yet, post-built means a bunch of computer parts that have been assembled to make a working computer.
Whenever I watch you react with horror in these videos, I always wonder if you ever think "Why aren't I selling 1000.00 computers for 5000.00? Why am I wasting time making youtube videos?"
There was a craigslist ad in my area that had that same picture for the $9,000 PC. Guy listed it for $2,500 and having an intel 9 core CPU and 16GB DDR3 and that was it. The listing has since disappeared XD
Man, I live in Detroit. You should see the Craigslist listings around here for prebuilts. There’s a Microcenter in Madison Heights (suburb like 10 miles away). I saw one the other day the guy was asking $5,300 for his “professionally built by an IT supervisor of 16 years” (it did look good), he listed the parts. I parted it out on Microcenter’s website, where he said he got it all a month prior, and screenshotted the cart total, which was $1,968. The only thing I couldn’t see and he didn’t list was the motherboard. I asked him if the motherboard cost several thousand dollars, and he asked why, and I told him that unless that was the case because it was made out of unobtanium and unicorn hair, I would offer him $1800 for it, and explained why. He told me don’t bother making an offer if I don’t know what I’m talking about. Pretty standard around here. And yeah, people buy them.
Well this is what makes online shopping here in Germany more fun - If you're shopping from a commercial seller you are allowed to return your ordered product within 14 days without giving a reason amd claim your money back
i bought a prebuilt gaming pc once, ikea was closed and i needed a coffee table
Savage. Here's an upvote.
Went over my head
Lucian this ain’t reddit but I guess it works
Sounds like a decent coffee table. 😁
deren Stree prebuilts are bad in case you didn’t know from the video and since the furniture store is closed he got a prebuilt pc to use as a coffee table
Ebay - "Radioactive swamp with toilet alligators." - valid.
totally agree with that statement .
I don't think that analogy is strong enough tbh. Vault 87's Outside Entrance is actually more appropriate. Immediate death.
what would wish be
Hahaha!! Yeah I was a bit mean to eBay in this video. 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff " I was a bit mean to eBay in this video." Still an accurate description.
Oh man... Toilet alligators is THE MOST appropriate comparison for EBay. You've done it again sir. Kudos.
Lol
Haha!! It really is lousy with toilet alligators. 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Radioactive toilet alligators. ☢🚽🐊
So toilet alligators means Dawid is talking about Florida
@@BrianBBBB don't stop with Florida the entire South is full of toilet alligators
This reminds me of a 1 star review I saw for a 9900k. The guy said the so called “king of gaming CPU’s” was a scam because the integrated graphics was useless in all his games 🤣
what
lol
I seen a review on Amazon of a case a guy gave it one star because he thought there would a bay for an optical drive when you can clearly see in the photos there isn't. Must've looked at the first photo and decided to buy it.
How dumb people can be, that's insane fr
I've seen this type of crap so much. People giving 1 star reviews for things which clearly specify what is in it, yet they still buy it anyway then write a scathing review about how it isn't as advertised, as if they've been incredibly wronged and they're not the asshat. It's your own fault for buying something with your hard earned money and not even doing a Google search.
The two ads for $1300, the first one was a “buy it now” and the second one (with the 2060 super) was a auction, with a starting bid of $1300.
it wasnt a 2060 super tho. the card itself says GTX
Steiny5843 If you actually watched the video, the ad said that the photos were for “illustrative purposes only” so the photos aren’t of the pc they are selling, it was a photo of his main rig. It does have a 2060 super.
@@itscampception554 yea i seen that after i posted the comment lol my bad
Oh I missed that. Damn. In my defense, you can totally build a system for $1300 with the parts he listed in it.
Dawid Does Tech Stuff Yeah for sure, but then that’s new for $1300, and not “used” which it most likely will be. I don’t care if someone just ran benchmarks on it, it’s still used in my eyes. It’s worth $900 to me lol.
I always love it when they just say "SSD" without specifying which kind. There's a world of difference between a SATA SSD and an NVMe SSD. (Also, if it's an NVMe one, they should always tell the speeds, because they vary _a lot._ Some NVMe SSDs may have like 500 MB/s read speeds while others may have over 4000 MB/s.)
The second add, the guy will no doubt have wanted closer to $2000 for it seeing as $1300 was his auction starting price.
No kidding. And you'd get a better bang for your buck with a mid 2000's optiplex lol.
1:33 It's a 5600 XT, not a bad card but for that price it's terrible
was about to comment that
I can still understand I guess but that i3 it's ridiculous
A bit off topic, but I'm thinking of buying an RX 5700 XT paired with a Ryzen 7 3700k is that a good choice?
@@cupcakethesabertooth6802 a ryzen 7 is a bit overkill, I would say a ryzen 5 is enough or maybe get a better gpu
@@Panper Ok
I will definitely argue that the guy who built the system with i3 9100F and selling it for 1300$ should go to hell...
Edit: the guy who sells i9 iGPU build for 4K$ should go to prison...
4:37 This pc is sponsored by the verge
the ram is installed wrong so yeah
Haha!! It looked exactly like that.
It was the PC that the verge did build.
@@freddan6fly Would not surprise me.
I still remember when i used an ebay prebuilt that was around $40 and had a E8400 with 2 GB of RAM. All I did was upgrade the RAM to 8GB for $20 and put a Q6600 in it for $10, along with a GT 710. $100 "Gaming" PC was pretty dookie but it played what I wanted to play.
"Yeah dude it's worst than Amazon I swear!"
Dawid: "Worst like..."Worst" worst? Or like...
"Jeffrey Epstein" worst ?"
Hahaha!! 😂
Accurate: both are (or were) directed toward innocent children.
Sodomaniac oh my...
That killed me.... You have to be really bad, to earn an Epstein avatar
Sodomaniac damn!!!
Maybe the prices are in Zimbabwean Dollars..
It's in Weimar Republic Marks.
it's in Hungarian Forint
"that's like a $14 fan kit, so that's nothing particularly FANcy" -missed dad joke opportunity
Darn it! You beat me to it by a year! I wanted to make that joke!
Cable management is the easy nitpick of every pc based TH-cam lol.
Indeed... If he Saw my PC he would have a stroke 😆. I dont care about that at all, as long as it works well
@@donextmedonextme4351 Wait till you have to swap something, or repair it...
@@szymonkowalski1059 i have done that several Times. Its no problem at all 🙂. But i agree, its better to have a cleaner system, i just couldnt BE bothered
Its because cable management is easy.. it also makes the system safer... you remember inside that lil box is about 30 - 50 degrees while running and if you have cables everywhere you basically ruin your airflow and if its bad enough you're making a fire risk...
Built my first PC this month and cable management is EASY there is almost no excuse to have cables everywhere with modern day cases.
when sellers don't actually take quality photos of what they're selling and list the brand of each components, i don't think it will sell.
Actually the 9000$ system was in one of greg salazars vid
Except we got to see it here, and not hear the migraine inducing voice. I'm not hating on Greg, he does good videos but his voice gets to me.
@@holycownonames then lower the volume then m8 easy as that.
4:30 guy obviously built that pc using a swiss army knife and twizers.
These videos give me heartburn, and yet I watch them anyway.
Yeah, The ads make my eyes feel dirty & my Stomach turn like I'm watching something I really shouldn't
Yeah sifting through these listings is not easy on your stomach. 😢
5:00 that is the same specs that i have and i got it for 700 that price and cable mangement is doo doo
That’s my friends listing. First of all he also got it for 700 but was just putting up to see if anyone would buy it. Second of all stop acting like cable management even matters like tf
@@iEliYT Tell your friend that he's a moron if he thinks cable management doesn't matter lol
How can there be so many i3 9100F's? Would it be the same story as the GTS 450? And a RX 5600XT is a bit better then a RTX 2060, but not the super. And that CPU cooler in that first PC, it looks like a RGB cooler from Wish (that LTT bought). And I think it was a 9400F. And I thought that second hand PC's where overpriced in my country... But clearly not.
nope...a GTX 2060 beats out a RX 5600XT in almost ever measurable way other then age.
It's for reasons like this that I self-taught myself how to repair and build computers.
_So that I don't get ripped off by sellers like this._
Exactly. Basically the same reason I taught myself how to do my own automotive work. Tired of scumbag mechanics.
“This is like going to goodwill with LGR” -GEX
The most down to earth, friendly and knowledgeable tech TH-camr that I love watching. Keep it up Dawid! Your channel is going to explode in popularity!
I think Greg Salazar made a video about this one 7:58 but the ad was on Facebook.
He did, I live near this guy and its posted on offer up and craigslist too. It wont ever sell anywhere near this price.
It is pretty crazy. I really hope people don't buy these PC's.
Your videos are more relatable by prospective
In reference to the $4950 PC. I thought your reaction was a little over the top based on the parts the seller had listed, so I did some research. The listed parts for that PC would bring the total cost of the hardware to around $4000 (give or take $100 dollars for price fluctuations). Ebay takes 10% of the price paid ($495), the seller is offering free shipping (a minimum of $75 in the continental US on a PC). Credit card companies and Paypal are also going to charge the seller about 3% or more of the final total. That would mean that the seller is making around $235.
Yes, it would be cheaper to buy the parts and build it yourself, and in most of the listings you evaluated today, I would agree with you on the on the prices. I just feel that you should have done the math on the listings instead of just going "reaction".
I've built a ton of PC's in my life and I can honestly say that I wouldn't begin to work on one for someone other than friends or family for less than $150. I certainly wouldn't be willing to take a loss on parts because of ebay and paypal fees.
With all that said, if someone has that kind of money to spend on a PC, and doesn't either want to, or have the time to build it themselves, they would be better off by going to one of the boutique builders like Falcon Northwest, Digital Storm, or Origin, and get the warranty and support that such a builder provides.
Ok Boomer
Even if you're right the seller is calling it a gaming PC even though it doesn't even have a dedicated GPU.
I just had a Dell tower shipped from Texas to Boston for $22, so I'm not sure where you're getting a $75 minimum shipping cost from.
you are exactly right...he doesnt seem to get how bad the GPU and CPU market is right now...he gets too many free promos I guess...
@@thegamerfe8751 he’s talking about the one before that lmao
That's funny I was just looking at your old video on the Amazon pre-built and this new video popped up. We're on the same level man, or communicating through space and time, I purposely looked for your Amazon pre-built video because I thought it was funny and wanted to watch it again. And lo and behold you have a new one
4:32 clearly he watched the verge's pc building tutorial.
You don't "Buy" a PC off eBay, are you crazy, you summon it up from the pits of Hell
Spent four years of college struggling with eBay (selling and buying). All I can say is that it's a platform full of madness.
4:56... Aaaaand, a Swiss-army knife was most likely used there...(That hopefully had a Phillips-head screwdriver in it.)
Was it on a table, though?
I want Nvidia to release an RTX 3030 so we can hear Dawid say "Thiddy-Thiddy"
"This swarm is radioactive and filled with toilet alligators. That's right, we're heading over to eBay!"
This is the reason I'm still watching his videos ngl
0:09 My man's said "toilet alligator" while I'm sitting on the toilet like 👁️👄👁️
Alligator wanna gobble it up 😏
VGA on motherboards isn't rare, even on newest motherboards, unless you're buying top of the class stuff.
oh boy, you havent seen the best ones.. the "ultra fast quad core" listings... Usually a Core 2 Quad system.. With fortnite picture on the stock photo :D
Lol yeah that's a rip off. But core 2 quads aren't as bad as people think. There probably the longest living still somewhat viable gaming cpu out there. Like no kidding iv seen some videos showing that ancient cpu line still playing some bran new triple a 2021 games. Not all of them of course and at a barely playable frame rate but damn if someone bought a good core 2 quads back in the day and was still using it to this day just new gpu that'd be legendary.
4:45 what's wrong with that motherboard?
I love the DS3H series!
good value, 4 DIMM's, (some chipsets have Dual M.2,) extra PCIE x4 slot (nice to have for WLAN or USB card) great build quality and 8-pin EPS.
Usually in sale somewhere for €50. Most under €75 boards don't have this much options.
4:50 the verge build guide😂
That’s my friends pc I told him what parts to get. I didn’t base the parts on the verge and i had no idea they were the same and even though they are the same why does it matter lmao
There are a good few "companies" I've seen advertising or selling on Facebook lately that essentially take old office PCs, throw the cheapest GPU they can get into it, and try to sell them as gaming PCs. I've seen some with first gen i5s for thousands, or one I saw earlier was an $800 "gaming" computer with an RX 550 GPU.
4:45 David: That motherboard is not great.
Me with that motherboard: *crying in corner*
I feel like tech youtubers get out of touch with the average PC builder because they're so used to getting to build and test with high end stuff. LTT, Greg Salazar, and Dawid are all guilty of this. Forgetting that parts they call "okay" or "it works well enough" are some of the better bang/buck items out there for the casual self-build enthusiasts.
1:56 I shit you not, that cooler is ALWAYS in the super-messy clearance bin at the MicroCenter near my house in the US.
It’s being sold for literally $7.00 USD on clearance haha my brothers friend wanted me to help him buy/build a pc at microcenter and he picked that cooler up like “this looks sick”.. thank god I was there lol it went back into the jungle of a clearance bin where it’s been for the last year at least
Seller at 4:12 follows the verge pc build tutorial
Bruh this is my friends pc and I told him what parts to get. Didn’t even base it off the verge
4:00 its still there. Though for £700 its honestly not a bad deal (cable managment tho yeah) since I swear PCs from PC world / Currys in the UK cost more.
Bruh he dissed vga ports on the back while my 9th gen i5-9400F is chillin in a MSU z390 a pro with a vga port and is fine
Cool story bro, I built a windows 98 machine that can pump out a higher refresh rate than that VGA port on your 9th gen, and it was a GPU from 2004.
@@holycownonames you acting like im using the vga port lol,im using a display port from my rtx 2060
Slaxyy 9400f doesn’t even have integrated graphics😂 this guy has no idea what he’s saying.
ItzGraVe I know it doesn’t
@@slaxyy3307 Same thing with my Asrock z370 extreme4 and it's a 250$ board.
4:34 As i have a NZXT S340 Black/Red case and when i built the PC, it was my first experience building one and then i did do the cable management almost spotlessly like i've been building PCs for a while... (Admittedly my back didn't look that apealing, but i redid the whole thing down the road... Was little little tricky because of non-modular PSU, but i did it wonderfully)
Looks like the builder of the $900 system watched the verge video...
4:17 How can you mess up cable management that bad on NZXT case!
That’s my friends pc lmao. Ion know why u guys r crying literally he was just impatient and didn’t really know what he was doing. It doesn’t really make sense to me my u guys r judging people’s pc on their cable management like find something better to do
2:02 That's what she said
3:04 Wow, actually VR Ready no joke XD
I'm shocked at the honesty tbh, no misleading advertising XD
6:44 VGA comes on some good b450 motherboards
I was going to say, a lot of boards include VGA ports. So I'm not sure what he's freaking out about?
for real alot of good boards have a vga/15 pin d-sub port.
Example, my board:www.amazon.com/ASRock-Motherboard-Motherboards-Z370-EXTREME4/dp/B0763BS899
@@Mildly_Dead i have the Strix B450-f Gaming and it has VGA.
"How can E-Bay PC's be THIS BAD?"
ah yes, the floor here is made of floor
3:15 gtx 2060 super?
the one in the picture seems to be a evga 1080 ti sc black edition (2:45) although that is highly unlikely to be the card you'd get if you bought it
RTX: OFF
At 7:09
Nappa:Vegeta what s the price of it?
Vegeta:Its over 9 thousand
Nappa: 9 thousaaaand
Going by these prices I should list my PC for like $6,000
4:13 holy shit, how do you mess up an NZXT 510 or 710 like that? They have cable management spots all over!
The thing in the thumbnail deadass looks like a tape drive
"Pascal Generation!"
Dude.... I'm dying over here.
"toilet alligators" WTF?!?!?! LOLOLOLOL!
The thing is. eBay has very high fees to maintain listings. They take about 15-20% off the bat right when the listing sells, and another 5-10% if you’d like advertising. That’s why the deals aren’t so great.
When I heard the term toilet alligators I thought we were going to Australia
Fair game 😂
I am in Australia and we solved the toilet alligator nibbles by not using toilets anymore. 🇦🇺😜💩
Really enjoyed this, please do more of these :)
😂 this was hilarious, although I couldn't hear the last part as your voice had gotten so high-pitched by the end you'd gone beyond my hearing range 🤪
6:41 I mean my budget z370 mobo has a vga port on the rear io. Is the msi gaming +, a budget z series board with not the best oc potential but it has a vga for my 8700k. So seeing one doesn’t make it awful... but hey maybe it’s different for 9th gen boards.
Also, judging how some of these builds have a few people saving to their watch list. There’s people considering to buy em.
"You can't sell pcs like this".... That's capitalism functioning as intended.
Keep up the great videos Dawid, I love them! 😀
cant believe i bought one of these... ah well im rocking a entire new build now
It's ok u can buy some good builds or atleast half decent builds on eBay there not all bad. Especially before the crypto crap there used to be plenty of fairly good priced used builds.
3:25 those specs are from a video I saw for an 800 dollar pc build, like exactly the same.
“Gtx 2060”
5:00 the verge is back!
Bruh this is my friends pc I told him what parts to get. Wasn’t based off the verge at all but ight
@@iEliYT i was talking about how the ram isn't in the right slots lmao
next look at the really cheap ones
Yeah, EBay is horrible. That's how my story with building PC's and selling them on EBay started when I lost my job to the COVID lockdown last year. Looked around and found it was all crap. Decided to build and list and done quite well. 100% customer and 100% my own satisfaction for helping grow the PC gaming community. I also met so many fantastic people thanks to it. Still going strong 9 months and many happy customers later.
A VGA port on the Mainboard is in no way a bad sign, I had a i7-6700k on the ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming (with a VGA port) and it ran great
Yes but while a top tier 6th gen motherboard maybe would have VGA a top tier 9th gen would most likely not
i would bet money on that build at 6:25 the guy was buying pc's from a store that put them together and he just ordered them and shipped them when they arrived, it says the build was a previous build so he's going out of his way to build them for this price.
Notif squad!
Well, if people can sell these then I’m sure I can sell something that actually is worth it. Thanks for this. Gonna start my prebuilt eBay career rn
I've got a computer with a 14 core xeon and two 1080tis and 32GB RAM inside a cougar case, think I'll list it for $10000.
I drove an hour and a half to my closest Micro Center to buy my PC. And only because GPU's alone cost more than an entire pre-built. Most of the custom websites cost about $300-$500 more with the individual components and I'm just too damn anxious to buy individual parts from seperate websites and wait forever for every single component to show up.
Notification squad
4k for prebuilt:
cooler master h500m
i9 10900k unlocked
rtx 3090 eagle oc
32 gig ram
850w power supply 80+ gold
.5 tb ssd
2 tb ssd
liquid and air cooled
is a good deal right?
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7:49 Seems like Greg Salazar reviewed this PC on his channel. It is the same price and the same specs
I'm Sorry but if you drop 4 Thousand on a PC and can't read the specs and understand it doesn't have discrete GPU, you kinda got what's coming to you. Like do a LITTLE research.
Thank you for making this video, I didn't know much about computers at first and I understand some of us may be ignorant at first but nobody is born knowing everything about computers, that is why we need people to help inform us.
haha
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2:00 its A NZXT prebuild that costs bout 700 bux with some crappy fans for 1300?????
If you see this YOU BETTER NOT SIMP IN NO SIMP SEPTEMBER
I really love your videos! They are both fun and informative! :)
This guy needs way more subscribers than Linus. Bro loving your content and the comedy is great. Keep it uo
Have to agree, Linus gets annoying after a while. He's the kind of nerd you want to punch every now and then just to remind him of his nerdiness.
Who came up with the term "pre-built" if you think about it pre-built means before it's built, "post-built" on the other hand means after it's built. So pre-built really means a bunch of computer parts which haven't been assembled to make a working computer yet, post-built means a bunch of computer parts that have been assembled to make a working computer.
5:00 *THE VERGE PC BUILD VIBES INTENSIFIES*
Whenever I watch you react with horror in these videos, I always wonder if you ever think "Why aren't I selling 1000.00 computers for 5000.00? Why am I wasting time making youtube videos?"
4:55 Actually, with most gigabyte motherboards the slots are dual channel without a space inbetween. The order is 1,3,2,4 in most of their boards.
Slots are color coded.
Don't sleep on T force RAM. Good for the money. Got my 32GB CL 18 clocked at 3600 for $90. Not bad at all.
Gotta love those front intake fans on a case with a tempered glass front panel.
You have to remember that "looking cool" brings down the temps inside the case just as much as actual air flow.
There was a craigslist ad in my area that had that same picture for the $9,000 PC. Guy listed it for $2,500 and having an intel 9 core CPU and 16GB DDR3 and that was it. The listing has since disappeared XD
Man, I live in Detroit. You should see the Craigslist listings around here for prebuilts. There’s a Microcenter in Madison Heights (suburb like 10 miles away). I saw one the other day the guy was asking $5,300 for his “professionally built by an IT supervisor of 16 years” (it did look good), he listed the parts. I parted it out on Microcenter’s website, where he said he got it all a month prior, and screenshotted the cart total, which was $1,968. The only thing I couldn’t see and he didn’t list was the motherboard. I asked him if the motherboard cost several thousand dollars, and he asked why, and I told him that unless that was the case because it was made out of unobtanium and unicorn hair, I would offer him $1800 for it, and explained why. He told me don’t bother making an offer if I don’t know what I’m talking about.
Pretty standard around here. And yeah, people buy them.
Please never mess with your intro if you do keep all the original footage. It's nostalgic somehow.
Well this is what makes online shopping here in Germany more fun - If you're shopping from a commercial seller you are allowed to return your ordered product within 14 days without giving a reason amd claim your money back
There ARE people who do a much worse job of cable management than me.
I feel better after seeing that $900 abomination.