Older style cases in white are rare. I would have paid $20 just for that case. I recently built a budget rig with a 20 year old silver and black case. Total cost was around $100 for an i7 4790S, Z87 MB and a GTX670 SC. The case was free and I already had the RAM, PSU and storage. Has a pair of 128GB SSDs and a 320GB HDD. I use it mostly for older games, including whatever old games I have on optical disc that will run in Windows 10, such as Crysis or early COD games. But lately, I have been using it to play Forza Horizon 4 using Lossless Scaling to play it at 1440p60. The GPU is actually rendering the game at 720p30. Lossless Scaling costs around $8 from Steam and it is a great way to get additional mileage out of older hardware. I'm really stretching it on this hardware with FH4 and I had to OC the GPU somewhat to avoid frame drops. This PC would be a good candidate for an upgrade to something like an RTX 2060. It also needs one of those $17 thermalright coolers. If that's an old i7, it is not performing its best with the stock cooler. That's an H67 MB and you may be able to do some FSB overclocking and RAM overclocking to help get the most out of it. If it is an S series CPU, it will be better silicon than a regular 2600 and you should be able to overclock it some, especially if you can somehow get the BIOS to use more power than standard. A quick glance at the manual shows it has some sort of "Turbo Mode" which probably raises the power limits.
@@catherinemorgan2741 The fans on that video card are kind of weird if I run them at 5 volts to turn on and work but if I try to run them on 12 volts like they're rated for they just don't turn on
What's the point other than it's worth in parts it's worth nothing as a gaming computer today low resolution games and poor Frame rates only good for parts, hack
Older style cases in white are rare. I would have paid $20 just for that case.
I recently built a budget rig with a 20 year old silver and black case. Total cost was around $100 for an i7 4790S, Z87 MB and a GTX670 SC. The case was free and I already had the RAM, PSU and storage. Has a pair of 128GB SSDs and a 320GB HDD. I use it mostly for older games, including whatever old games I have on optical disc that will run in Windows 10, such as Crysis or early COD games.
But lately, I have been using it to play Forza Horizon 4 using Lossless Scaling to play it at 1440p60. The GPU is actually rendering the game at 720p30. Lossless Scaling costs around $8 from Steam and it is a great way to get additional mileage out of older hardware. I'm really stretching it on this hardware with FH4 and I had to OC the GPU somewhat to avoid frame drops.
This PC would be a good candidate for an upgrade to something like an RTX 2060. It also needs one of those $17 thermalright coolers. If that's an old i7, it is not performing its best with the stock cooler.
That's an H67 MB and you may be able to do some FSB overclocking and RAM overclocking to help get the most out of it. If it is an S series CPU, it will be better silicon than a regular 2600 and you should be able to overclock it some, especially if you can somehow get the BIOS to use more power than standard. A quick glance at the manual shows it has some sort of "Turbo Mode" which probably raises the power limits.
Hey man, as far as im concerned, the people arguing downstairs just adds character to your videos!
the power supply alone was worth it
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lucky you did not turn it on right away and got the screw out the PSU odd place for a screw
SSD fine floating there not HDD moving parts that can damage
I have a USB to USB3 adaptor had for a compuetr build i did
are you located in ny?
Nope
Never mind, I see why later
@@catherinemorgan2741 The fans on that video card are kind of weird if I run them at 5 volts to turn on and work but if I try to run them on 12 volts like they're rated for they just don't turn on
Back fan does not work
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What's the point other than it's worth in parts it's worth nothing as a gaming computer today low resolution games and poor Frame rates only good for parts, hack