I dont think u guys understand how bad thst PSU is, that computer uses around 100w at full load, its pulling more then twice that from wall, I dare u to change PSU and run wall power tests again
There's not just the data privacy issue with Temu, there have been several accusations of them selling products produced by slave labor in China as well. I don't know how much of that has been proven yet, but its enough, and the prices for some of these items essentially being less than they cost to produce in many cases, makes me think there is probably at least some amount of it going on. Therefore I refuse to shop there until these data & slavery accusations can be corroborated or refuted by some independent organizations.
Had the same result with a SSD and heat sink. Mine was passive, but that alone brought it down from 66° to just 40°. It benefits from the case fans too.
even though the NVMe was cooler with the heatsink it performed a little worse as far as speed goes. i was told NVMe needed to be warmed up to transfer at its fastest.
In my experience even some name brand prebuilts come with lousy power supplies so I'm not surprised to see this. For the money, it's a decent build. You go Temu--never thought I'd say that about their computer stuff! Great job Danny!
Nothing crazy. Very often prebuilts have this... (all the Dells,Compaqs,etc that advertise as cheap/begginers gaming pc put single stick). These guys will make a "downgrade"even if it saves 5 bucks...
Imagine if your GF noticed you were shopping for gaming PCs and bought you this little guy LOL. Honestly, it's not that bad. For a kid or something, that's all they really need. It's convenient, free shipping, and is somewhat upgradeable.
better than i would have expected from this.. Idk if you can expect the gpu drivers to be up to date with a pc like this ;D Just be happy it works and doesn't light a fire while you are sleeping lol
I used to work for a company that would buy machines 5000 at a time, and when they see an option like "1x16GB saves $50k", they choose that option EVERY time. The finance ppl usually had final say on purchasing decisions. They don't know what dual channel means. 😅
Hi, I find the ssd cooler a bit on the weird side, it shouldn't be too much fuss, just keep it functional. The rest of the build looks good for this price category. As what you said, no scams but the real deal. What I also wanted to say is that you can set the shared video memory to 512mb because Windows compensates for that and you don't have any disadvantages in terms of performance loss.
I don't feel so bad now paying $300 for a PC that came without a PSU or storage. What I did get was an MSI Z370-A PRO Motherboard, i7 8700k, GTX 1060 6GB, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, a 240mm AIO cooler, and a case with 7 ARGB fans.
That could be the remnants of someone's older build. Not bad for the price. They could have migrated their PSU and storage into the new build. GPU is budget, had a 1060 in 2016, CPU late 2017. At least that has hyperthreading the 9700K didn't the next gen i7 that followed lol. That could take a 9900K with BIOS update, still have a Z390 9600K around. The others really don't make sense from 9th gen losing HT on most chips.
You are a lot braver than me, I would not have run that under load for 12 hours, I would not have run it at 288w for 10 minutes. In a goming build I always install a gold rated, well know good brand psu with twice the wattage of my system under extreme load, that way it runs around the peak of the efficiency curve.
Twice the wattage under extreme load would mean you would have to run your system under extreme load most of the times to be around the peak of the efficiency curve. PSUs should have some headroom but unless a component has extreme powerspikes (RTX3090) twice the max load is just overkill in my opinion. Edit: If unsure overspec is still safer/better than underspec. I would not run that PSU unsupervised while sleeping either. (Only while being in the same room with a fire extinguisher close by)
I used a cheap 750W power supply for ten years without any issues. However, when I bought a new PC and used another low-quality power supply from the same brand, it burned the 4-pin socket as soon as I powered it on and lighted on fire. Never again.
I see that PC as a viable option for those in the market for the PC equivalent of a console. As long as the PSU lasts it's "cheap and cheerful" and has an upgrade path. If I was building something for someone who wanted something like that I'd build something similar, just with more ram slots and a better PSU. My original Ryzen 1600 has become a 5700X over time, doubled the ram, far better GPU and still have the same Seasonic PSU.
Whats ironic about power supply issues and Cable connector issues lately is that they are always occurring on brand products. I proudly use a 450w nameless ketchup and mustard PSU that only has one SATA power connector so I have turn off my RGB to connect a drive and doesn't have GPU power connector but thankfully I use APU.. so...
They're definitely making money from bulk deals. Those cases sell for under $10 in China, they are most likely using tray CPUs which will save $20 or so over retail. Those Maxsun boards are around $40 in China as well. So I imagine their actual cost is under $300, maybe even under $250 per unit if they're building hundreds of these at a time.
Just discovered your channel the other day and love your videos so far!!! I live in the Seattle area as well. I just built a new PC, only keeping the SSD's, the GPU and the PSU from my old system. I wanted to ask, do you think it's worth it to purchase the missing parts from my old system (AM4 system built in 2020) and fashion together a working PC to sell, or would I find more success selling parts from it individually? I have a spare MSI RTX 2080 I was going to throw in it as well, but was thinking whether it's better to sell separately or use it for a build to sell.
Great video. Any tips for a PC that passes all kinds of stress tests (stressed >48hrs, no errors) but goes into an Automatic Repair loop? I’m in Western Wa. I’d love for you to take a look at it. It’s a custom built 14900k, z790 in a Caselabs SMA8 case with dual loops. Thanks.
even though the NVMe was cooler with the heatsink it performed a little worse as far as speed goes. i was told NVMe needed to be warmed up to transfer at its fastest.
You should find someone who will use it steadily and be able to report back on longevity... I wouldn't trust that PSU, those fans, the nvme, cpu cooler or RAM for a sustained period of time. So many parts without names! Your PC Parts picker build I'd trust 100x more at the same price, then I can trust my own building, too
Would have liked to see the system tested with out of the box settings first (xmp, drivers, vram) as I would expect this hurting the igpus performance quite a bit. Also: 250W x 80% = 220W?
Aliexpress was always the way to go for electronics - with an alternative like Banggood. Wish, Temu etc is always the corner of stuff that never sold on AE or gotten delisted for obvious reasons.
@@slaydog5102 Many thanks for your reply. I was thinking of using a firm that uses this card in a few of their early entry PC's. As long as it can play some of the modern games..(for my 10 year old grandson ) should be good to go. Thanks again.
Hey nerd on a budget do you think it's a bad idea for me to buy PC components for a new build separately over time? I can't afford to splurge on everything at once. I can spend up to $300 - $500 monthly and I'm looking to build a rig within the $1000-1500$ range. Maybe you could even recommend parts. What's important for me with my build is a PC that's good for gaming pretty much any game as well as decently fast 3d rendering times for 3d projects as well as it running smoothly in programs like Photoshop, illustrator, fresco etc. thanks if you could help in advance.
I would wait and buy it at once if you can, just in case you buy a part that has issues you can return it within the return window and not have to deal with an RMA with the company
@@nerdonabudget Okay so return issues is why i shouldnt. Well either way what type of components is important for the build i want? what type of graphics card would you recommend etc so that it meets the standard for what i plan on doing with the system within my budget range im not asking you to do my job for me its just that i know you have a lot of experience and knowledge and i feel that you would be a great help for me but either way thanks.
hi i have a question so i have a ryzen 7 5700g a mini itx mother bored and 32 gbs of ram and a 1 tb sdd i had a 2080 i sold it and a controller i had for a total of 300 dalloes what would you recommend i get to get a case cpu cooler and a power supply am thinking of also selling more stuff to get a different gpu but what do you think i should do to build my first pc or should i sell my parts and go for a laptop?
It's not that they're over torqued, it's just that the screw diameter is really large and the screws actually dig in and carve out the fan holes. Why they do that, I have no idea, maybe it's a vibrational thing that helps prevent them from undoing themselves?
Okay now, don't be quoting Gaming in the title like " "Gaming " , out of all the options on Temu, you chose to pick "Suevery" like nah come on now. There is a ton to choose out of like - STGAubron, IPASON, MXZ (Best Deals In My Opinion), and alot.
I've been trying to get into pc gaming for awhile now but unfortunately don't have the funds for the major brands and or just base pc parts Temu is a sort of saving grace cause I can afford most things on there, however I am not an idiot, and not gonna just buy the forst flashy hubcap they call a computer I need genuine direction but unfortunately (cause I know nothing about pcs and what to look for when dealing with Temu) I am at a bot of a crossroads, so any advise on what pc parts are best is much appreciated
China gets the cheap shipping because they keep the "developing country" classification. (I just learned that a few days ago.) Would've been neat to see the performance improvement from adding a second stick of RAM. Also, that case having actual glass panels and decent airflow seemed kind of impressive. Slickdeals currently has an HP prebuilt with the 5700g for $379 (cert refurb) that would be comparable to this (better performance but uglier).
Bought a Temu PC? That thing is walking fire hazard. Be careful it doesn't blow up in your face like...I'm not even joking. The quality of the parts are all over the place in terms of reliability.
tbh not everything on temu is trash... but I would never recommend someone buying stuff like this there. Just because of the problem, that if you do not have any knowledge if its good or not, you can harm yourself pretty easily. Temu is just like a market place, so there are many untrustworthy people on there. A lot of fraudsters are on temu. So if you know what you are doing, you can probably shop something on temu, if not, just stick to an provider like amazon that has to obey your local laws..
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it pains me when i see an amd apu with single channel memory
I dont think u guys understand how bad thst PSU is, that computer uses around 100w at full load, its pulling more then twice that from wall, I dare u to change PSU and run wall power tests again
There's not just the data privacy issue with Temu, there have been several accusations of them selling products produced by slave labor in China as well. I don't know how much of that has been proven yet, but its enough, and the prices for some of these items essentially being less than they cost to produce in many cases, makes me think there is probably at least some amount of it going on. Therefore I refuse to shop there until these data & slavery accusations can be corroborated or refuted by some independent organizations.
Think that is hotglue on the ram stick.
The PC that billionaires buy, if TEMU ads are anything to go by
No wonder I can't afford it. 😂
You forget to mention that, if you're a black person, you will instantly turn white if you buy from Temu xD
@@xXVibrantSnowXx why
@@wperson2634 d'ya know the notorious TEMU ad that made its mark? watch it so you know why people talk about race swapping type shi yea
Had the same result with a SSD and heat sink. Mine was passive, but that alone brought it down from 66° to just 40°. It benefits from the case fans too.
even though the NVMe was cooler with the heatsink it performed a little worse as far as speed goes. i was told NVMe needed to be warmed up to transfer at its fastest.
In my experience even some name brand prebuilts come with lousy power supplies so I'm not surprised to see this. For the money, it's a decent build. You go Temu--never thought I'd say that about their computer stuff! Great job Danny!
I can’t believe they went single change memory. That’s crazy when a 16GB dual channel kit doesn’t cost much more.
Nothing crazy. Very often prebuilts have this... (all the Dells,Compaqs,etc that advertise as cheap/begginers gaming pc put single stick).
These guys will make a "downgrade"even if it saves 5 bucks...
It's gonna add up overtime just like how American airlines removed a single olive and saved $40k a year
its to scrape any profit possible
That NVMe fan would be probably be a good idea for Gen 5 drives. Possibly even some Gen 4 drives.
Imagine if your GF noticed you were shopping for gaming PCs and bought you this little guy LOL.
Honestly, it's not that bad. For a kid or something, that's all they really need. It's convenient, free shipping, and is somewhat upgradeable.
wow your actually a really good gamer as well as a technician
@delon-96 tbf it's a nerd on a budget :0
better than i would have expected from this.. Idk if you can expect the gpu drivers to be up to date with a pc like this ;D Just be happy it works and doesn't light a fire while you are sleeping lol
The nvme fan was impressive
I used to work for a company that would buy machines 5000 at a time, and when they see an option like "1x16GB saves $50k", they choose that option EVERY time. The finance ppl usually had final say on purchasing decisions. They don't know what dual channel means. 😅
Hi, I find the ssd cooler a bit on the weird side, it shouldn't be too much fuss, just keep it functional. The rest of the build looks good for this price category. As what you said, no scams but the real deal. What I also wanted to say is that you can set the shared video memory to 512mb because Windows compensates for that and you don't have any disadvantages in terms of performance loss.
They used to glue a lot of component connectors back in the day.
i bought a usb wifi adapter off there, it comes with some nice malware installed on it. I would be cautious buying those!
184 watt on 12 volt... would not put a gpu in that thing bro :O
Someone had to try it... FOR SCIENCE! 👨🔬
@@nerdonabudget FOR SCIENCE🙊👀🤣
I don't feel so bad now paying $300 for a PC that came without a PSU or storage. What I did get was an MSI Z370-A PRO Motherboard, i7 8700k, GTX 1060 6GB, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, a 240mm AIO cooler, and a case with 7 ARGB fans.
That could be the remnants of someone's older build. Not bad for the price. They could have migrated their PSU and storage into the new build. GPU is budget, had a 1060 in 2016, CPU late 2017. At least that has hyperthreading the 9700K didn't the next gen i7 that followed lol. That could take a 9900K with BIOS update, still have a Z390 9600K around. The others really don't make sense from 9th gen losing HT on most chips.
that psu gives me that feeling, that it will explode soon feeling
You are a lot braver than me, I would not have run that under load for 12 hours, I would not have run it at 288w for 10 minutes.
In a goming build I always install a gold rated, well know good brand psu with twice the wattage of my system under extreme load, that way it runs around the peak of the efficiency curve.
Twice the wattage under extreme load would mean you would have to run your system under extreme load most of the times to be around the peak of the efficiency curve.
PSUs should have some headroom but unless a component has extreme powerspikes (RTX3090) twice the max load is just overkill in my opinion.
Edit: If unsure overspec is still safer/better than underspec.
I would not run that PSU unsupervised while sleeping either. (Only while being in the same room with a fire extinguisher close by)
Not only work, but also, GAME!
All work and no fun makes @aXDroptimus a bum
I used a cheap 750W power supply for ten years without any issues. However, when I bought a new PC and used another low-quality power supply from the same brand, it burned the 4-pin socket as soon as I powered it on and lighted on fire. Never again.
What mic model do you use? Sounds great! Temu is such a weird place, shop like a billionaire right am I right? Great video!
Keep up the amazing work! Always good to see a NOAB video pop up on my feed!
I see that PC as a viable option for those in the market for the PC equivalent of a console.
As long as the PSU lasts it's "cheap and cheerful" and has an upgrade path. If I was building something for someone who wanted something like that I'd build something similar, just with more ram slots and a better PSU.
My original Ryzen 1600 has become a 5700X over time, doubled the ram, far better GPU and still have the same Seasonic PSU.
Good to know, Temu has a warehouse near me haha. Also...sick deskmat! lol :)
Whats ironic about power supply issues and Cable connector issues lately is that they are always occurring on brand products. I proudly use a 450w nameless ketchup and mustard PSU that only has one SATA power connector so I have turn off my RGB to connect a drive and doesn't have GPU power connector but thankfully I use APU.. so...
They're definitely making money from bulk deals. Those cases sell for under $10 in China, they are most likely using tray CPUs which will save $20 or so over retail. Those Maxsun boards are around $40 in China as well. So I imagine their actual cost is under $300, maybe even under $250 per unit if they're building hundreds of these at a time.
Probably less than that, you have to remember the prices you see are consumer prices, not retailer prices
Get one and toss in one of the PSU that the Toasty Bros use...they're like $45 for 600W Bronze. (Segotep, I think?)
Just discovered your channel the other day and love your videos so far!!! I live in the Seattle area as well.
I just built a new PC, only keeping the SSD's, the GPU and the PSU from my old system.
I wanted to ask, do you think it's worth it to purchase the missing parts from my old system (AM4 system built in 2020) and fashion together a working PC to sell, or would I find more success selling parts from it individually?
I have a spare MSI RTX 2080 I was going to throw in it as well, but was thinking whether it's better to sell separately or use it for a build to sell.
If a PC coming from China with free shipping costs less than it should, you've probably just become an agent of the PRC.
Haha the maximum challenger board, I bent the pins on purpose
psu max spec184w on 12v and taking close to 300w is a big no no
That's exactly what I was thinking
what about the other 116w why does that not count, only 12v counts?
@@BudKing96 GPU and CPU mainly use 12v its what more than 90% of the PC power goes to. the SSD/HDD and some others only use 5v or 3.3v
@@lemonmusicrocks97 oo didnt know that, cool info!
Love that keyboard, subscribed now.
Great video.
Any tips for a PC that passes all kinds of stress tests (stressed >48hrs, no errors) but goes into an Automatic Repair loop?
I’m in Western Wa. I’d love for you to take a look at it. It’s a custom built 14900k, z790 in a Caselabs SMA8 case with dual loops.
Thanks.
Next time would you be able to add dual channel ram if you do another prebuilt that only comes with 1 stick?
you need a drill to do fan screws lol.. i got same exact screwdriver for $42 on amazon last year and works good for lots of tiny screws on laptops
I have the same CPU, works great with an AMD GPU (specifically the Radeon RX6600XT)
they hot glue the memory in so it doesn't shake out in shipping.
even though the NVMe was cooler with the heatsink it performed a little worse as far as speed goes. i was told NVMe needed to be warmed up to transfer at its fastest.
wanna know what sucks the worst when u start gaming and ur pc chatches fire and ur left with nothing but a windowsxp laptop
The mustard and ketchup is very strong with this prebuilt pc
Mine too. 😂
heatsink with 2 fans, you will be amaze with a brick nvme performance
You should find someone who will use it steadily and be able to report back on longevity... I wouldn't trust that PSU, those fans, the nvme, cpu cooler or RAM for a sustained period of time. So many parts without names! Your PC Parts picker build I'd trust 100x more at the same price, then I can trust my own building, too
How upgradable is this? I’m trying to find a cheap starting base pc that I can upgrade and I found this one and it led me to this vid lol
i have and electric screw driver that can install fan screws but it a bit bigger then yours lol
Would have liked to see the system tested with out of the box settings first (xmp, drivers, vram) as I would expect this hurting the igpus performance quite a bit.
Also: 250W x 80% = 220W?
300W Power Supply haha... That is evil.
Temu was last year. Aliexpress is the Chinese spot for pc parts now. A 3050 6 gig would work just fine in that system.
Aliexpress was always the way to go for electronics - with an alternative like Banggood. Wish, Temu etc is always the corner of stuff that never sold on AE or gotten delisted for obvious reasons.
Noob here 72 years young. I wondered what your thoughts were on 3050 6 gb in 2024. I read many conflicting views on that gpu.
@@BobM48the 3050 is a good card and has its uses its just overpriced, people jump on the hate train but its a good card
@@slaydog5102
Many thanks for your reply. I was thinking of using a firm that uses this card in a few of their early entry PC's. As long as it can play some of the modern games..(for my 10 year old grandson ) should be good to go. Thanks again.
to be fair the RGB does add around 25 more FPS
I wanna use this to build a space ship.
Nicely done
So is there anything wrong with using an OEM windows key?
i thought the psu u put in said 300 watts ??? y did u pay for a 480 watt and they gave u the 300 ?
He paid for 300 watts, he's gonna use 300 watts
Btw no rude that heatsink cozt only 4$ 😭
what clip on mic do you use for your voice recording?
3:51 that looks like hotglue
At least in the usa rtx 2060s go second hand right around the 100 range and have current drivers and out perform the rx 580
Hey nerd on a budget do you think it's a bad idea for me to buy PC components for a new build separately over time? I can't afford to splurge on everything at once. I can spend up to $300 - $500 monthly and I'm looking to build a rig within the $1000-1500$ range. Maybe you could even recommend parts. What's important for me with my build is a PC that's good for gaming pretty much any game as well as decently fast 3d rendering times for 3d projects as well as it running smoothly in programs like Photoshop, illustrator, fresco etc. thanks if you could help in advance.
Sorry I'm a noob
I would wait and buy it at once if you can, just in case you buy a part that has issues you can return it within the return window and not have to deal with an RMA with the company
@@nerdonabudget Okay so return issues is why i shouldnt. Well either way what type of components is important for the build i want? what type of graphics card would you recommend etc so that it meets the standard for what i plan on doing with the system within my budget range im not asking you to do my job for me its just that i know you have a lot of experience and knowledge and i feel that you would be a great help for me but either way thanks.
what do you call to that thing u use to measure the voltage of pc
I just brought the extact one on amazon ,
hi i have a question so i have a ryzen 7 5700g a mini itx mother bored and 32 gbs of ram and a 1 tb sdd i had a 2080 i sold it and a controller i had for a total of 300 dalloes what would you recommend i get to get a case cpu cooler and a power supply am thinking of also selling more stuff to get a different gpu but what do you think i should do to build my first pc
or should i sell my parts and go for a laptop?
you can buy a wifi dongle
Less is more, I guess, with Boba Fett memes, especially. Namastè.
Add another stick of RAM and a 1650 then it's a decent PC.
I am surprised it has a modern bios
Is there a reason for fans to be torqued so much?
It's not that they're over torqued, it's just that the screw diameter is really large and the screws actually dig in and carve out the fan holes. Why they do that, I have no idea, maybe it's a vibrational thing that helps prevent them from undoing themselves?
@@nerdonabudget appreciate the explanation :)
Oh oh temu. Oh oh temu. All of my wishes came truuuuuueeeee
1660 variant would be ideal for power
I clicke off right at where you said they sponsored this, of course they would send you perfect as advertised items.
whats your keyboards name?
u rock
best bro thanks
Ahh yes more TH-camrs promoting the company that installs malware on your device through their app, and sells your data.
Yeeeeah,bcs they r the only one that do it...
I don't use Temu. 😂
Can you do a video on a MLLSE GTX 1660TI from Aliexpress Please!
Ehh a 50 dallor 600w psu and a good used graphics card and you have a nice mid range system.
Okay now, don't be quoting Gaming in the title like " "Gaming " , out of all the options on Temu, you chose to pick "Suevery" like nah come on now. There is a ton to choose out of like - STGAubron, IPASON, MXZ (Best Deals In My Opinion), and alot.
I've been trying to get into pc gaming for awhile now but unfortunately don't have the funds for the major brands and or just base pc parts
Temu is a sort of saving grace cause I can afford most things on there, however I am not an idiot, and not gonna just buy the forst flashy hubcap they call a computer
I need genuine direction but unfortunately (cause I know nothing about pcs and what to look for when dealing with Temu)
I am at a bot of a crossroads, so any advise on what pc parts are best is much appreciated
Generic PSU's terrify me!
i have a corsair 750w psu its like 5 y old and its running my 7900 xtx fine
not to be rude you sound like somebody who does pc videos for an living
Is a Temu PC just a TP LINK ?
WAIT... no handle?
i had a 600w psu on ebay for 20.00 had a i7 2600 and gt1030 and it fryied my motherboard
152 f is hot for ssd
Psu will wear so dont go for too low end.
Lost me at "sponsored By Temu"
Nice. :)
Are you a Cyborg?😊
so cringe to deal with the devil TEMU.... soulless for content
nerd on a budget trying to burn his house down running the stress test over night
No way at that price, especially with that junk PSU.
Perhaps second?
he can swap cpu for 5600 and gpu get 3060 or 1660 super for now
hello
China gets the cheap shipping because they keep the "developing country" classification. (I just learned that a few days ago.)
Would've been neat to see the performance improvement from adding a second stick of RAM.
Also, that case having actual glass panels and decent airflow seemed kind of impressive.
Slickdeals currently has an HP prebuilt with the 5700g for $379 (cert refurb) that would be comparable to this (better performance but uglier).
Bought a Temu PC? That thing is walking fire hazard. Be careful it doesn't blow up in your face like...I'm not even joking. The quality of the parts are all over the place in terms of reliability.
👏👍🏆
tbh not everything on temu is trash... but I would never recommend someone buying stuff like this there. Just because of the problem, that if you do not have any knowledge if its good or not, you can harm yourself pretty easily. Temu is just like a market place, so there are many untrustworthy people on there. A lot of fraudsters are on temu.
So if you know what you are doing, you can probably shop something on temu, if not, just stick to an provider like amazon that has to obey your local laws..
Bullshit... EVERYTHING on there is absolute garbage
gracias for the content, i be second
Nobody cares idiot