I disagree on the cost effective part. I AM a PC builder and I self build all my PCs, but Origin's new small form factor PC you see here is so incredible in value, I cannot build a PC so small and so powerful at the price they're selling for.
aohige I've never moved my PC once I plugged it in, as I assume most people are set up at their own desks/setups. That's why I didn't consider the size. I suppose if you go to LANs it would be really beneficial, or if you had limited space. That's all the benefits I can come up with, for the added price of having a smaller rig.
+Sandy Wich The fuck are you doing here then? Most of us are here to see what they got not what we will get. Much cheaper to build your own pc, if you can't do it yourself then just get a friend who can.
Pistol Pete I'm with you on that. Node did a video on build vs. Buy and I have zero interest in building, I actually hate computers in general, but love gaming. I bought a £600 gaming pc which was a beast, have 24/7 customer support which was really helpful and have slowly upgraded it myself.
sooo... if my beloved Node guys whom i watch every single day are in the holiday giving spirit to give the old 2016 comps to a military airman who didn't get to spend christmas with family or didn't get any presents this year while overseas on tour in japan, I would probably cry, to be honest. I love you guys and have been watching, since the beginning even before frieddiew was rocketjump. Keep up the good work and videos.
I spend a year to save up 3000 dollar for my setup. I spend 2-3 month to watch tutorials and researching. And it only took me one day to build a PC that is well cable managed and overclocked. So IMO, the only circumstance that you should consider a "professional" build PC is when you want a modded pc or a very complex costume watercool one(just in case you are lazy and do not want to design the loop or you have no confidence on yourself to handle a costume watercool pc).
Note about loading times. The two major factors are the following: The speed of the drive and the speed of the CPU. You have to have a fast drive for obvious reason. If you don't have a fast CPU, your computer won't be able to make use of the fast speed of the drive.
Houdini111 That's true, but CPU has a lot less to do with it. By the time you CPU is a bottleneck in your load time, it's already out of specs for the game anyway. CPUs are more likely to be bottlenecks doing video rendering and gameplay of CPU-heavy games like ArmA than load times, to any noticeable degree
Did a test: a GTX1080, a 1TB M.2 SSD, and an i7 6700K in the small PC case: minimum 3000$ ! You can buy those components and build the PC yourself saving around 1000$ for that build. Noooo thanks !
Did you see the "professional" overclock option? It cost like 75 dollars.... The only reason I ever consider to buy a pc from origin is because their case is cool..
***** A regular m.2 SSD is good if you don't have much space for a 2'5 SATA SSD, if your motherboard has an m.2 slot, it's great to have an m.2 SSD for your system, since normal m.2 SSDs are about the same price as SATA
Actually a good m.2 SSD will be faster period, it's just that NVMe allows for more simultaneous iops (many thousands to millions of operations for an NVMe drive), AHCI m.2 SSDs are still faster than a regular SSD (I have one that does 2Gbps easily whereas SATA3 is limited to 600Mbps per drive max), but they won't be able to handle quite as many simultaneous operations (still a few thousand iops at least). Unless your often dealing with transfers of lots of small files, it isn't needed. Games will still load faster than a normal SSD along with normal applications.
They get state of the art gaming hardware such as a gtx 1080, super fast SSDs and the first game they decide to play with them is TTT. That's like buying a mansion just for the dishwasher.
Vulcan there are tons of gpu makers... the 1080's beeing top of the line. so if they send you something this expensive ofcourse you'd thank then. and amd is mainly for cheaper builds as nvidia is quite expensive
AMD's are also good for password cracking and are much better in a lot of non-gaming scenarios, but since Nvidia has the most games optimized for them, gaming works better with Nvidia while most software (cad/cam/hacking software/video rendering/etc)
Great unboxing video guys! I got a shirt for Christmas this year but I'm glad to see you guys with new set ups so your videos can get that much better! I look forward to it. I've been saving up for a few years to buy a good PC, I'll check out Origin now. If that small one is cheap I'll see if I can afford it.
I just got back from the build a custom PC area on Origin. I went with the recommended settings just to see what it would come out to. It came out to $4,668. I'd have to work a third job for 2 more years to have that much disposable income.
For $1000 I built my rig, which has a 980, FX-9590, and 16GB of RAM. This was all before the Pascal cards launched. Pre-builts are nice because you don't have to worry about cable management and RMA on individual parts because you have a warranty on the whole setup, but it comes at a premium.
I wonder if the smallest one is the most expensive because it is harder to install everything into, or if it is cheaper because the case is smaller, which means less materials were used
right as I thought "i should comment that they should do giveaways for the other older pc's"....... they keep them and have it easier for them to make more awesome videos or they give them away and I possibly get one damn you, you double edged sword of Niko's dreams
You guys should do like draw my life thing on how you ended up being here altogether, i know all have your own channels im just really interested now it that it has been years since i first started watching your vids, merry merry christmas
Reminds me a bit of Alienware actually, same thing, you're paying for the brand and the cases rather than anything else, Node are pretty honest about their promotional material though so I don't hate them for this video.
Went to their website to look at the price of the compact one just out of curiosity - took me 5 minutes to realize they hid it so well it's probably astronomical and just left.
5:00 Haha I know that feeling, I used to play R6 with a couple of friends and I didn't have enough space on my SSD so I had to install it on my 5 year old HDD. They always gave me shit for loading in so slow, but now the joke will be on them because now I have it installed on my new M2 drive ;)
Running i7-6700K here and it does literally everything I want it to. But why put the games on the M.2 and the OS on the SATA SSD? I'd put the OS on the M.2, as having the OS booting/running as fast as possible makes _everything else_ faster. That said, if you _really_ want a small PC and don't need a dedicated graphics card, Intel's Skull Canyon NUC is a beast - I have one for a media center PC in my living room and it'll stream true 4K (4096x2160) at 60FPS, and it's about the size of a _book_.
I'm not an amd fanboy, but they make great gpus. They have relive, which is basically the same as shadowplay. (Onboard video encoding and everything) Competition is key, if everyone is buying nvidia they will push the prices up knowing people will still buy them even though they have worse value. Anyway, they don't have anything competing with the 1080, so there was really nothing else you could have gotten. It's just that mindset that makes a hardware enthusiast kinda mad :D
The problem is that the majority of games are built around proprietary Nvidia tech, which kills the competition. I firmly believe in market competition to keep companies honest, but at this point, you really can't buy anything other than Nvidia if you want the best performance. Thankfully CPUs are still fairly close and are more a matter of power efficiency vs price when it comes to comparing Intel to AMD respectively. I personally use AMD because I don't mind investing in a good cooler and getting high performance for cheaper. The FX-9590 is a beast.
As far as GPUs go, this is the skinny: Nvidia GPUs are almost always better for gaming than their AMD equivalents. Even with supposedly matching specs, the Nvidia GPUs will eke out some framerate gains. One of the more frequently cited reasons for this are drivers, as AMD likes to break things with driver releases. However, in terms of raw performance for other things like parallel computing (e.g., OpenCL apps for things like CAD/CAM, simulations, or various other engineering-related tasks), AMD GPUs usually outperform their Nvidia equivalents in terms of raw processing power. When Bitcoin mining was a thing, AMD Radeons were more popular than Nvidia Geforces because their could number-crunch faster at a given price point and power consumption. Finally, integrated GPUs. Ah, integrated GPUs. Gamers almost universally pan integrated GPUs even though decent ones have begun to emerge into the market space and better and better ones are planned for processors over the next couple years. Basically, gaming != integrated, but integrated will likely be fine for almost everything else you'd use a PC for.
Okay so I love your guys's videos but cmon guys your hardware explanations.. 1. I don't know where you saw that a 6700k wasn't powerful but they have the strongest single core performance available. And quite strong multi core. 2. M.2 drives are only significantly faster if they are NVME SSDs that's connect through an M.2 slot on a motherboard. These slots us either a SATA connection or a PCIe which of course, PCIe is faster. 3. You thanked EVGA for the motherboards but the big cases has ASUS MAXIMUS VIII Hero's and the little one had an ASUS MINI ITX PRO GAMING. This wasn't meant to be mean or put you guys down more of constructive criticism so that you guys can make good hardware choices :) thank you!
Hey, was wondering if there was anything I was be able to have your previous PCs, great fan of the channel. I just have a laptop for university (doing computer science) and I would love to be able to have a PC to play all the games ive missed playing on PC. Living in London which may be problem. If possible that would be amazing please haha
Anim Bron-E I guess maybe, but it's still expensive. The PC they've got cost like 2500$ and 1500$ is still a lot for me lol. I would say close to a 1000$ would be more affordable for me, or even less.
Drop down to an i5-6600k(i5-6500 or 6400 for more savings) & a Nividia 1070(or 1060 for even more savings)(or for the AMD side RX 480) 90% of people don't need an i7 and the 1080 is only really useful if you plan to play at 4k 30FPS.
I made a decent one for about 750 dollars. It isn't entirely vr ready, but can play most titles at ultra, and can do newer titles at high. It ain't too bad. Just look around.
Those PC's are T H I C C
but overpriced AS FUCK XD
@Anim Bron-E
(4*3000) + 2500(mini Pc) = 14500
nice
lolmen789 they get sponsored
imcrazyXD i know
Building your own PC is so much more rewarding and cost effective. I understand why these guy have the pre builds though.
sponsored by~ X3
Because they're sponsored by origin that's why lol
Austin Crow " I understand why these guy have the pre builds though"
I disagree on the cost effective part.
I AM a PC builder and I self build all my PCs, but Origin's new small form factor PC you see here is so incredible in value, I cannot build a PC so small and so powerful at the price they're selling for.
aohige I've never moved my PC once I plugged it in, as I assume most people are set up at their own desks/setups. That's why I didn't consider the size. I suppose if you go to LANs it would be really beneficial, or if you had limited space. That's all the benefits I can come up with, for the added price of having a smaller rig.
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Sandy Wich STOP THE HATE IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT THEN DON'T WATCH IT . YOU ARE LETTING PEOPLE DOWN
+Sandy Wich
The fuck are you doing here then? Most of us are here to see what they got not what we will get. Much cheaper to build your own pc, if you can't do it yourself then just get a friend who can.
i would never build my own pc, thats for poor people. i like things that are expensive
Pistol Pete I'm with you on that. Node did a video on build vs. Buy and I have zero interest in building, I actually hate computers in general, but love gaming. I bought a £600 gaming pc which was a beast, have 24/7 customer support which was really helpful and have slowly upgraded it myself.
Hostile too bad the comments are devolving
sooo... if my beloved Node guys whom i watch every single day are in the holiday giving spirit to give the old 2016 comps to a military airman who didn't get to spend christmas with family or didn't get any presents this year while overseas on tour in japan, I would probably cry, to be honest. I love you guys and have been watching, since the beginning even before frieddiew was rocketjump. Keep up the good work and videos.
They gave you new PC's because of a new year? Wow, I must be a sucker for only replacing my PC when it stops working lol.
All the awesome gaming equipment aside, this year has been awesome for Node. Thanks for all the cool videos guys!
I spend a year to save up 3000 dollar for my setup. I spend 2-3 month to watch tutorials and researching. And it only took me one day to build a PC that is well cable managed and overclocked. So IMO, the only circumstance that you should consider a "professional" build PC is when you want a modded pc or a very complex costume watercool one(just in case you are lazy and do not want to design the loop or you have no confidence on yourself to handle a costume watercool pc).
Kever So what is it dressed as?
Note about loading times. The two major factors are the following: The speed of the drive and the speed of the CPU. You have to have a fast drive for obvious reason. If you don't have a fast CPU, your computer won't be able to make use of the fast speed of the drive.
Houdini111 That's true, but CPU has a lot less to do with it. By the time you CPU is a bottleneck in your load time, it's already out of specs for the game anyway. CPUs are more likely to be bottlenecks doing video rendering and gameplay of CPU-heavy games like ArmA than load times, to any noticeable degree
CxOrillion Sure, the biggest difference is the drive, by far. But don't discount the CPU. You overexaggerate how little of a difference it makes.
The small one would honestly be really awesome for when you travel for LAN parties with your friends.
Did a test: a GTX1080, a 1TB M.2 SSD, and an i7 6700K in the small PC case: minimum 3000$ ! You can buy those components and build the PC yourself saving around 1000$ for that build. Noooo thanks !
TrunkSSJeD
These computers are for nublets. You know, people who don't really know what they are doing when it comes to building a pc.
Did you see the "professional" overclock option? It cost like 75 dollars.... The only reason I ever consider to buy a pc from origin is because their case is cool..
The chronos has a custom case. You can't make a PC with that exact from factor unfortunately.
Merry christmas guys, you've all had an incredible year yet stay so humble. Proud to be an original subscriber!
Merry Christmas Node and Corridor Digital friends!
Roses are red
Christmas is here
HEY WASSUO GUYS ITS SCARCE HERE
U had 1 job
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the m.2 drive is only faster if it's an NVMe SSD
***** A regular m.2 SSD is good if you don't have much space for a 2'5 SATA SSD, if your motherboard has an m.2 slot, it's great to have an m.2 SSD for your system, since normal m.2 SSDs are about the same price as SATA
Always cringe watching node and the sam and niko channel explain computers
James Morgan They don't claim to be hardware experts, they know what they need to, their expertise is directing and moviemaking
Actually a good m.2 SSD will be faster period, it's just that NVMe allows for more simultaneous iops (many thousands to millions of operations for an NVMe drive), AHCI m.2 SSDs are still faster than a regular SSD (I have one that does 2Gbps easily whereas SATA3 is limited to 600Mbps per drive max), but they won't be able to handle quite as many simultaneous operations (still a few thousand iops at least).
Unless your often dealing with transfers of lots of small files, it isn't needed. Games will still load faster than a normal SSD along with normal applications.
Yukari Yakumo My point: mx 300 m.2 = mx 300 SATA
These computers are absolute BEASTS! I would kill for one! Merry Christmas!
They get state of the art gaming hardware such as a gtx 1080, super fast SSDs and the first game they decide to play with them is TTT. That's like buying a mansion just for the dishwasher.
wow 1:11 he sounded so disappointed "one 1080..." me: "IT IS A GTX 1080 ENJOY IT I HAVE AN 850m!!!!"
The fact that I have a GeForce 210 and Im watching those beasts makes me cry from the outside and the inside
Will you guys ever play due process again?
Can you guys do a tutorial on getting a girlfriend that has a gaming pc?
David Pierson get a job and buy her one
I read that as "Get a job and buy her"
Meet her on a game online, get to talk to her outside the game, start a relationship, relocate to where she is
Try playing world of warcraft, from what I've seen it works.
David Pierson I built one for mine.
i couldnt hear anything they said throught the duration of the video.... i wanna cry.... those pcs are beautiful....
Did they just lowkey fire shots at amd when they were thanking nvidea for the gpu's?
Vulcan there are tons of gpu makers... the 1080's beeing top of the line. so if they send you something this expensive ofcourse you'd thank then. and amd is mainly for cheaper builds as nvidia is quite expensive
um no, Nvidia and AMD are the only GPU makers. They just release their plans to manufacturers to make the cards for them.
AMD's are also good for password cracking and are much better in a lot of non-gaming scenarios, but since Nvidia has the most games optimized for them, gaming works better with Nvidia while most software (cad/cam/hacking software/video rendering/etc)
thomas got no idea what he's saying
I didn't even see the other comments to this, But I agree, whatever that Thomas guy was saying was pretty stupid
U guys are like insanely lucky have a great Christmas
that xbox looking PC connected to a 40" 4K monitor....WINNING!!!! just need the PC....
That shadowplay bias is neat. Relive performs much better and its by A EM DEEE
OMG! The VR BACKPACKS idea!! Use the mini Origin PC for the VR Backpacks :D
Happy holidays Node!
Nothing better than an AD- I mean, sponsored video, to celebrate Christmas amirite
MERRY CHRISTMAS, NODE!!!
Great unboxing video guys! I got a shirt for Christmas this year but I'm glad to see you guys with new set ups so your videos can get that much better! I look forward to it. I've been saving up for a few years to buy a good PC, I'll check out Origin now. If that small one is cheap I'll see if I can afford it.
I just got back from the build a custom PC area on Origin. I went with the recommended settings just to see what it would come out to. It came out to $4,668. I'd have to work a third job for 2 more years to have that much disposable income.
Bet I can design and build one for you for 2000 that's just as powerful.
Jesus H Really? How so? Will they all be parts you made yourself? (kidding)
For $1000 I built my rig, which has a 980, FX-9590, and 16GB of RAM. This was all before the Pascal cards launched. Pre-builts are nice because you don't have to worry about cable management and RMA on individual parts because you have a warranty on the whole setup, but it comes at a premium.
+Kyle A
My child, all you need is this.
www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/wiki/beginnersguide
This is good for you guys. I hope you enjoy these because they are beautiful.
I not a computer geek, but that small pc really amaze me, I be like "wow"
What do you guys do with the old pc's? Do you keep and use or do you have a deal where you send them back?
Merry Christmas, Node.
I wonder if the smallest one is the most expensive because it is harder to install everything into, or if it is cheaper because the case is smaller, which means less materials were used
right as I thought "i should comment that they should do giveaways for the other older pc's".......
they keep them and have it easier for them to make more awesome videos or they give them away and I possibly get one
damn you, you double edged sword of Niko's dreams
D, if red is your second favorite color, what is your favorite?
I think the answer's quite obvious. It's black.
And I'm here, with a GPU and CPU dating back to 2011 and a good ol' normal hard drive with a huge 500GB of storage space.
LazyRedCricket 500gb isn't huge
No... really?? are you Kidding me????
LazyRedCricket nahh man. I have 500gb of ram
the thing with the small one is the cooling
When i was this early, Node still made LAN party with new games
Good old Origin advertisements.
By the way, the long load times in Rainbow 6 aren't just how fast or slow your computers are. Ubisoft's servers just suck.
Building my first computer today can't wait!!!!!!
merry Christmas node have a good one
You guys should do like draw my life thing on how you ended up being here altogether, i know all have your own channels im just really interested now it that it has been years since i first started watching your vids, merry merry christmas
Corsair 250D case. Best case so far to hold up yo 5 hard drives and have a watercooler system, and small enough to carry in hand luggage.
I see they have joined the glorious mini-itx master race.
Welcome
I love custom builds because i can upgrade later like that bigger one but that small one you can't.
I remember looking up Origin PCs to burst out in laughter of the price
Reminds me a bit of Alienware actually, same thing, you're paying for the brand and the cases rather than anything else, Node are pretty honest about their promotional material though so I don't hate them for this video.
Went to their website to look at the price of the compact one just out of curiosity - took me 5 minutes to realize they hid it so well it's probably astronomical and just left.
kmmilox 2500 US for a good mini one.
5:00 Haha I know that feeling, I used to play R6 with a couple of friends and I didn't have enough space on my SSD so I had to install it on my 5 year old HDD. They always gave me shit for loading in so slow, but now the joke will be on them because now I have it installed on my new M2 drive ;)
This guy's have the best life ever
*these guys'
*lives
+Vlad Das Mordes You are correct, sir.
+Testicle head This guy is have the best life ever??
Crona man Bro the guy above corrected me already, give it a rest.
What are you guys going to do with the old computers
That itty bitty PC is awesome. How much does it run for?
What are you doing with your old setup?
Now you guys can finally play gmod
And club penguin
Awesome guys! Merry Christmas!
AMD also makes graphics cards and they have they're own software that has a shadow play feature.
Is Shadow Play really good to record videos with and is that what they use to record their videos?
Running i7-6700K here and it does literally everything I want it to. But why put the games on the M.2 and the OS on the SATA SSD? I'd put the OS on the M.2, as having the OS booting/running as fast as possible makes _everything else_ faster.
That said, if you _really_ want a small PC and don't need a dedicated graphics card, Intel's Skull Canyon NUC is a beast - I have one for a media center PC in my living room and it'll stream true 4K (4096x2160) at 60FPS, and it's about the size of a _book_.
so how many GTX1080 in ur studio now?... including the corridor office?
Man, it seems like it was only yesterday when you guys received the previous units!
I have a similarity with TH-cam and Sex where I always come early
Success in its finest form
I'm not an amd fanboy, but they make great gpus. They have relive, which is basically the same as shadowplay. (Onboard video encoding and everything)
Competition is key, if everyone is buying nvidia they will push the prices up knowing people will still buy them even though they have worse value.
Anyway, they don't have anything competing with the 1080, so there was really nothing else you could have gotten. It's just that mindset that makes a hardware enthusiast kinda mad :D
Christopher Bjørkeng well said!
ReLive works even better than ShadowPlay, a little more efficient in performance.
The problem is that the majority of games are built around proprietary Nvidia tech, which kills the competition. I firmly believe in market competition to keep companies honest, but at this point, you really can't buy anything other than Nvidia if you want the best performance. Thankfully CPUs are still fairly close and are more a matter of power efficiency vs price when it comes to comparing Intel to AMD respectively. I personally use AMD because I don't mind investing in a good cooler and getting high performance for cheaper. The FX-9590 is a beast.
As far as GPUs go, this is the skinny:
Nvidia GPUs are almost always better for gaming than their AMD equivalents. Even with supposedly matching specs, the Nvidia GPUs will eke out some framerate gains. One of the more frequently cited reasons for this are drivers, as AMD likes to break things with driver releases.
However, in terms of raw performance for other things like parallel computing (e.g., OpenCL apps for things like CAD/CAM, simulations, or various other engineering-related tasks), AMD GPUs usually outperform their Nvidia equivalents in terms of raw processing power. When Bitcoin mining was a thing, AMD Radeons were more popular than Nvidia Geforces because their could number-crunch faster at a given price point and power consumption.
Finally, integrated GPUs. Ah, integrated GPUs. Gamers almost universally pan integrated GPUs even though decent ones have begun to emerge into the market space and better and better ones are planned for processors over the next couple years. Basically, gaming != integrated, but integrated will likely be fine for almost everything else you'd use a PC for.
i find AMD graphic cards outperform Nvidia in password hash cracking also.
Ever considered giving the old ones away? ;)
Marry Christmas guys
Love the videos
Enjoy your green machines. I myself will be waiting for Vega to kick some 1080 ass in DX12
Niko: this is how you open a wooden crate...with a crowbar..
Gordon Freeman: they grow up so fast *sniff*
BEYOND jealous, stuff looks great guys!
Are they good though?
I wish i had a pc that would run GTA above 20 FPS :[ Great Video :D Keep up the good stuff!
AMD has their own recording software now btw guys.
6:45 pls tell my this was intentionally
ikr its hard to tell if hes high or just Asian jk jk XD
yeah i prefer intel and nvidia cause you know i don`t want to burn down my house
Why would u get a regular comp when u can have the small one?? Sorry, if its obvious iam not too sure
Okay so I love your guys's videos but cmon guys your hardware explanations..
1. I don't know where you saw that a 6700k wasn't powerful but they have the strongest single core performance available. And quite strong multi core.
2. M.2 drives are only significantly faster if they are NVME SSDs that's connect through an M.2 slot on a motherboard. These slots us either a SATA connection or a PCIe which of course, PCIe is faster.
3. You thanked EVGA for the motherboards but the big cases has ASUS MAXIMUS VIII Hero's and the little one had an ASUS MINI ITX PRO GAMING.
This wasn't meant to be mean or put you guys down more of constructive criticism so that you guys can make good hardware choices :) thank you!
Hey, was wondering if there was anything I was be able to have your previous PCs, great fan of the channel. I just have a laptop for university (doing computer science) and I would love to be able to have a PC to play all the games ive missed playing on PC. Living in London which may be problem.
If possible that would be amazing please haha
My parents got me some awesome PC upgrades for Christmas c:
Corvette of hard drives! Right on baby
Keep the boxes in the room they look so cool
what's that office for? do they only work on gaming? do they work on the HTC vive as someone told me?
Merry Christmas node
if i would order one i would still keep the wooden crate as a cool coffee table or a table for the pc itself
God! I want their old pcs sooo badly
OMG YOU GUYS ARE SO LUCKY!!! 😫😫 I want to have one!
buy the parts and put it together yourself. about 1000$ less than origin :P
Anim Bron-E I guess maybe, but it's still expensive. The PC they've got cost like 2500$ and 1500$ is still a lot for me lol. I would say close to a 1000$ would be more affordable for me, or even less.
Drop down to an i5-6600k(i5-6500 or 6400 for more savings) & a Nividia 1070(or 1060 for even more savings)(or for the AMD side RX 480)
90% of people don't need an i7 and the 1080 is only really useful if you plan to play at 4k 30FPS.
I made a decent one for about 750 dollars. It isn't entirely vr ready, but can play most titles at ultra, and can do newer titles at high. It ain't too bad. Just look around.
The more you spend on a PC, the longer it will last.
K series CPU only and get a 1070.
but how well does the small one cope in terms of air flow and internal temp under load?
What are you doing with the old computers? (give me one)
brandons quote right there, "get a girlfriend who had computer already" you heard that boys
what kind of pc was it? mid or full tower?
What do you guys do with the old pc's?
You fitting that computer in a backpack for portable vr???
We should make a meme where wren's face is put on a picture of an emo kid with a lightsaber, so that he could be Kylo Wren .
Merry Christmas
So exactly how much do these builds cost?
i member when they tested their new computers by doing minecraft explosions.
the small one looks like my school computers but those ones i bet don't take 5 minutes to load a website
but the real question is can they handle minecraft at max settings?
Real nice guys love the unboxing
Hey node can u guys do more airsoft?Thanks!
where can i buy that small pc case :-(
i did like one of those old computers, mine already expired i had 7 good years with it. and i just used to money for my new one on Christmas present
DAMN! A gtx 1080 has to run games at 144p on mid settings at least... Hella impressive
QTLuv Do you mean 1440p?
no 144p, you know like the thing below 240p
QTLuv is this joke or at you serious?