Let's Build a £120 | $150 Budget Gaming PC
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- It seems like a long time since we put together a budget gaming PC build from start to finish, so today I've done just that. It's not the best value for money system I've ever built, but after finding some decent individual deals on used parts, I just had to see what they could do. This is the £120 | £ PC.
Main Specs:
i5 750 Quad Core
8GB DDR3 Memory
HD 7870 VTX Radeon GPU
Thanks for watching :)
U should build pcs and resell them. Alot of people like me looking for budget pcs under 200 that can run games. I would definitely buy this if ur were selling.
You can also make it a series of buildig and selling budget pcs. With ur large audience it would gaurantee content and sales, making you and ur subs happy.
Jamel Nemdil this is a great idea. pls get more likes so he read it !!!!
The vid is 3 weeks old he will never see this
Jamel Nemdil well thats not impossible tho
I just commented on his latest vud go like that one
Jamel Nemdil lets do this !!
This is the content I subbed for years ago!
First time I've seen that un-ironnically
A Performance Artist agreed
What’s the joke?
LMAO same
#chicken
better graphics than a 3000$ macbook pro
Yeah but a macbook is portable and has a monitor
@@schlongdas7250 neither is the surfacebook 2, better design and has a 1050 ti or 1060 6gb depending on model.
@@daniellee6912 so is a surface book 2 with a 1060 6gb
@@avokado1386 can't really disagree with that, maybe apple has a good reason to treat their consumers like idiots after all
@Dalle Smalhals hahhah are you honestly that delusional?
Quick correction for the description it's an i5 750 instead of an i7 750 :)
Wow much smarts
lmao he fixed it now
The i7 870 would have performed a bit better in most of the games he tested.
@@bdhale34 for the 1156 socket you can use xeons without any modification. The x3430 is 4 core 4 thread ($15) and the x3440 is 4 core 8 thread ($22). Anything higher that the x3440 is just a higher clock speed (x3450, x3470 etc). Also the xeons overclock better. I'd rather my brother use a high clock speed xeon (he cant overclock) than the i7 860 he has now.
depends on the motherboard though, but if your 1156 mobo supports xeon processors, go for xeon x3470
Glad the budget builds have returned, great vid
MrFictionalBeing no reason for commenting but saw u had so many likes but no comments ;)
@@ox4919 lmao😂
Im your 300-th like lol
32gb is not gonna cut it, I tried 40gb and it was barely enough to do a Win 10 system update. I had to run disk cleaner right away to free up the old windows installation. I would recommend setting a minimal page file and disabling hibernation to save some space.
Ya, I'd say bare minimum 64GB.
I agree 32GB is very small, I'd say 64GB's for an OS drive at the very least.
Yup, no one should use less than a 64gb SSD because of, OS bloat, OS updates, very heavy drive ware, programs that require OS drive installation, lower drive performance, and a 120gb is better and gets rid of these problems at a insignificantly higher cost, Buying less than a 64gb SSD makes no sense for any reason on a Windows 64 bit install.
Yeap 120GB is a more comfortable amount, although it can fill up quick. I went from a 120GB to a 480GB SSD and the extra space is very nice.
Or you can just use SSHD
8:50 for benchmarks ;)
Thx
*Never use a 32gb SSD for Windows.* There is not enough room for programs that require installation on the OS drive and OS bloat. An over loaded OS drive can break windows updates. Over loaded SSD's run slower and die quicker. 64gb is the minimum and even that's really too little to make sense because of cost difference.
112gb is the bare minimum for a OS ssd in my opinion 120 or higher nothing less
Having a HDD only helps to an extent because things like antivirus, game dependencies(DirectX ext.), and chrome *require OS drive installation.* Just Windows and user files take up 25gb om my SSD. Add required OS disk installs and its more than 32gb Plus you need room for windows updates on your OS drive. A 32gb is not feasible with 64 bit Windows, especially on a gaming PC, and a 64gb is not really sensible because of cost. Only 120gb or bigger makes sense but if you can't afford 64gb or bigger you should not be buying an SSD any way.
yes, even 64gb are are not enough for the os. You need some free space in any cheap ssd in order to sustain its speeds.
Install Ubuntu
32GB ??? I worry bout space on my 120 SSD lol
This is actually really impressive, I never thought these kinds of outdated specs could run modern games relatively well. I had an outdated system couple of years back and those specs technically were better than these but turns out they weren't just configured properly and I had thought I needed a really powerful pc to run modern titles decently. How wrong I was, but watching your channel really helped me understand pc components and their compatibility a lot better and at this point in time I build my own pc's and help others aswell, as the matter of fact I'm building my cousin a gaming pc in a couple of weeks. I have already planned out a system for his budget and I'm just waiting for parts to arrive so I can build it. Anyway, thanks for all the knowledge you share with us, at least for me, it has helped a ton.
No Dave? Come on.
True. Dave is an integral part of this show.
You just earned a like 🤣🤣
He went on holiday to the seaside.
Hooked up my brother with parts I previously owned : an i5 750 like yours, but with an R9 280X (=Radeon HD 7970): dream pairing ;) will serve him some more I hope!
wish i was your brother :(
if youre going to go for an 1156 build, the x3440 xeons are about $12 usd and are quad cores with hyper threading and are binned a lot better than the non xeon cpus
They used to be $12. Cheapest I could find on aliexpress was $22. Also the x3430 is now $15. Cheaper to buy the i5 in this video.
It's also harder to find these Xeon socket motherboards for cheap
on ebay the 3440s are $ 14 with free shipping and the 3430 is still $9 and they slot into any 1156 motherboard
@@lolfungreg6964 nope you can use a standard 1156 motherboard with the xeons, no modification. They aren't too expensive. If they're really overpriced in your country, try aliexpress. A P55 1156 motherboard (P55 you can overclock and also some H55 boards) for around $60 is a pretty good deal for most rural countries. I know Russia likes them haha. You can also get the xeons on aliexpress.
Is h55m compatible to x3430/x345p?
4:30 SHTICK
Kinkston
I never saw this tutorial before. So simple but explaining in the same time. This channel is gold.
Can it run MS paint?
To demanding
Rip
Na it bottlenecks
Oof
no dude, windows 98 would never run it, dos is reccomended but expect only maybe 3fps with frequent stutter
GODD
I thought im only one watching now lol
kingston has a 240gb ssd on amazon for $26.99
My recent hauls:
Acer M5830 (3GB RAM, Q6600, 750GB HDD, HD3450) -> 10€ because broken, fixed it by applying thermal paste, which was gone.
Dell Optiplex 980 (i7 920, 8GB DDR3, 160GB HDD and... a GT6600!?) -> 45€
Another Acer (i3 520 or so, 6GB DDR3, 1TB HDD, HD5750 iirc) -> 22€ (broken card reader caused it to boot slowly), already shoved in a i5-680 i had left from a upgrade to a Xeon.
Sun Ultra 24 (Core2Extreme QX9650, 4GB DDR2, 2x NVS290, 250GB HDD) -> 15€ (had no display because didnt like the 2 NVS290).
Dell T5400 (X5420, 8GB RAM, NVS290, 250GB HDD) -> 15€ (had a error because someone enabled all SATA connections in BIOS even tough nothing was connected on them)
Lenovo Thincentre E72 (i3-2100, 4GB DDR3, 160GB HDD)+ 17" Montior -> 40€ (I only needed the Monitor and figured I could re-sell it for 40€ :P)
HP 8200 Elite (i5-2400, 6GB DDR3, 500GB HDD)
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Custom PC (i5-4460, 4GB DDR3, 1TB WD RED NAS with like 300 hours and 35 starts)
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2 old PCs from which I salvaged the PSUs+Cases and a 123,5GB PATA HDD.... and a 0,5GB PATA HDD, which I couldn't bring myself to throw away...
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1 Case with a naked Asus MB in it. It can only handle up to Core2Duo, so I gave it a E4600 along with 4x 512MB DDR2 (had them flying around) and one of the PSUs.
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A crate full of random electronics, including a working 7600GS
= Fuel Cost of maybe 5€, they were due for scrap from a Biolab... unfortunately there was no Data on how to create a Girlfriend.
Also for 5€ fuel, I got bunch of really poor old PCs (hoping to make such a haul again),
but only managed to make a PC with 1GB RAM and a Pentium E2220... and it suddenly had Win10 from a digital license when I threw in one of my old 80GB PATA HDD. Also salvaged a couple PSUs from FSB Group (they're not too bad), a Seasonic PSU, a 80GB 2,5" SATA HDD, a 160GB 3,5" PATA, 1 Case (another one used for the Pentium PC), 3 case fans and ... blue LEDs that connect to a 4 Pin Molex (from a ancient Siemens PC which illumineted the 3 holes on the front/bottom). Among the stuff was a Lenovo Thinkpad X61 (with 80gb HDD), which IMO is a really cool design... but I couldn't test it yet, because I don't have the PSU >_<
Oh yeah... almost forgot a Gigabyte 1150 MB+CPU Cooler, but it has some bend pins...
RX 570 bought here with 1,5 years warranty for 100€. Had 5 months use, only for gaming. Mint condition.
Thanks RTX, for making people sell their graphics card cheap!
Also i got the exact same case with tempered glass and three Noctua Redux fans on it. It's an amazing case for the price!
i'm pretty sure it was used for mining and 5 months could have put that gpu near the end of it's life cycle
I don't know, i'm running it on full load normally, at 65 degrees with fans at 55-60% for hours straight. Wouldn't mining GPU's get hotter easier though?
Well if it is at the end of its life cycle i got the warranty checked out. I checked the bios aswell when i received it, and its the exact same version as gigabyte website.
Came with original box, invoice, cd's, monitor plugs on the slots, plastic bag and manual All good condition aswell so i hope it was not used for mining :D
For a 2nd answer, i'm typing this with Monster Hunter: World in the background while playing.
66º peak, 1200 core clock and 1750 memory. Downclocked it by 44mhz from stock and undervolted it from 1.150mV to 0.900mV and it's using a whopping 77-88 watts (150w TDP), stable in a few games i've tried such as DOOM, MH:W, Hunt Showdown, For Honor, Yakuza 0 for long sessions.
I've never gotten a mining GPU before nor seen one benchmarked or used in gaming.
What can you tell me with those statistics i provided you. Is it mining GPU?
It's a Gigabyte RX 570 (Non-Aorus) version.
@@mislav2002 Mining stresses GPU less than gaming, if setup correctly. My 1080 ran cooler while mining than gaming.
@@hadis5160 i don't know anybody that games 24/7 and you are only justifying your actions by not even thinking about the constant strain the card endures , an average gamer plays max 3-4 hours a day and that puts it at the max pre determined operating temperature of lets say 70 degrees celsius , on the other hand the so called cautious miner limits it to 50 degrees celsius max while operating , and bumps the fan speed , i would much rather buy a card that has been used for 3-4 hours a day at 70c than 24/7 at 50c , why? because capacitors have an estimated life time and your temperature reduction doesn't even nearly justify the 24/7 aspect , do your math and you will find out that those few degrees you lower in the grand scheme of things don't do much
I just built a machine that was basically the same as this one, from parts that i had lying around. Was very impressed by it. Gave it to a friend of mine that has never had a gaming pc.
Finger: clicks
Eyes: looks at title
Brain:WWWHHHAAAATTTTT???
DDC go ouu to get the kids to school tomorrow
This is the kind of content I love seeing on the channel. Examples of underdog hardware playing somewhat modern games with no issue.
Love this step by step pc building videos even tho i know to build a pc...they are satisfying,hope to see more..
Same here
Same
On RandomGaminginHD, 'FPS' stands for Feathers Per Seagull.
or freaks per sirkus sirkus is circus but in finnish
Got the build bug myself, aided by a LGA1155 motherboard in a bundle of stuff - that worked after a little pin surgery.
Add £60 i7-3770 (non-K, but the board doesn't support K OC anyway), and then moved a GPU category higher than I'd originally planned, with a £174 GTX 1060 6GB - I'd been sliding towards a 3GB from a GTX970, but took an ebay punt (sniped a £175 bid in with a few seconds to go)…
Not exactly a budget system. but a fair bit of system for the budget, as it will re-use the 8GB kit from my AMD - and the AMD will get back the 4GB kit it had originally (it WAS going to be 12GB, but the innermost slot was fouled by the heatsink).
My real quandary, do I give the new build the Coolermaster Elite 330 case from the old, and move old faithful into the cheapest case I can find, or do I give the new build a new case, thinking of going PSU at the bottom... PSU and drives are going to the new build, so if I re-use the old case, I just gut the motherboard out of it, and the alternative is the motherboard stays and everything else gets swapped, Hmm, actually I might use a different DVD-R.
As it stands, it has a Samsung SH-S233L as the main drive and a Liteon IDE SHW-1635S as a scanning drive (already got an IDE PCI-E card to add that to the new board). As an alternative, my bundle also included several more IDE DVD-Rs, a Sony/Optiarc AW-G170A (that has scanning capability) and a LG GSA-H55N that handled my somewhat degraded test disc as if there was nothing wrong with it. The Optiarc cannot do a TA scan, which the Liteon can - of course, my holy grail would be a Philips/Benq which had possibly the best scanning capability other than Plextor
£60 for i7 3770K 👀 BARGAIN 👍
Non-K, and actually £62 inc paypal fees - insisted on doing goods and services rather than friends and family
And now I splashed £50 on a pair of 8GB Hyperx from Cex - saw them in store, and since it was a pair of pretty good name ones - they don't differentiate on price, I thought it was worth a shot
I'm not even a pc gamer but I just love watching people build and benchmark computers.
That computer holds up very well for only 150$! Right now I am putting together components for a budget build rocking a Xeon x3450 and a hd5770, so it will be interesting to see how that compares to this build. Great video!
I'd imagine some form of "GPU bottleneck" as most would say, but great performance nonetheless. Can't wait to hear more about your xeon build!
@@ltsjoke5443 That is what I am worried about as well, but I already have the GPU because I am not really using a previous computer I built (an eMachine Sleeper). But hopefully it won't be too harsh of a limiting factor in the build.
@@sebastianmcgregor465 i'd say both will be bottleneck here and there depending on the game and circumstances, it should be fine for ps3/xbox 360 games era though.
That HD 5770 will bottleneck long before the CPU does. I had an HD 6770 (basically the same thing) paired with a Phenom II X4 965 and the GPU was the limiting factor, going to a 750ti made a huge difference. The Xeon x3450 has 600+ Passmark points on that Phenom too.
The X3450 can also bottleneck a 660 TI with ease. I have it right next to me in my old PC.
Front panel connectors - Only the HDD and power LEDs need the positive/negative to be the right way round, the switches work either way. Because LED stands for Light emitting Diode and diodes need the electricity going the right way to work, switches will work on electricity regardless.
Thank you finally someone that helps us build with a listttt thankkksssss
Like the idea, I have owned a i5-750 in the past. It's a beast if you have over clock options. 2.66 GHz base and 3.2 single core boost. The beast can usually do like 4.0+ GHz on a proper mbo. And be less of a bottleneck. Mine handled a 280x with no issues bit as becoming a limiting factor with 280x crossfire.
i love it when u talk,lovely accent bro!!
ps.ima sub u now
That was a very good PC build tutorial. Nice video.
I would like to see any of these games tested on this budget system please:
1) Max Payne 3
2) Project Cars 2
3) Doom
4) The Witcher 3
5) Wolfenstein The New Order
6) Star Wars Battlefront 2
7) WRC 7
8) Batman Arkham City
9) Crysis 3
10) Far Cry 5
Arkham city would run realy solid
Witcher would melt it
I have a PC for 450 bucks and this outperforms mine. Life's good, man.
I bought a Dell Optiplex 9020 for 120bucks, came with a core i5 4570, 4gb ddr3 ram, 500Gb hard drive and a dvd-rw drive. Bought 8gb of additional ram and bought a GTX 1050 for 160 bucks new. It can game everything at high settings 1080p around 60fps. These prebuilt Dell systems are amazing.
thats quite a good pc dude
Uhh they have problems. The prepriatory form factor motherboard and power supply and the fact the case can't be reused. Lenovo tend to have better ones as only their sffs have the prepriatory psus. I would advise against using one of them. If you want anything that needs pcie power connectors you're screwed.
end my suffering The tower is a mini ATX, the psu and motherboard are proprietary but it doesn’t matter, it can run a GTX 1050 or 1050Ti easily. And in case of a tomorrow you can fit in a standard mobo too.
@@endmysuffering8720 My optiplex 990 is a standard micro atx design, i upgraded to a cx450 PSU no problem as well
With my optiplex, the only barrier is the front panel connectors are proprietary, so I cant put the board in any other case. As far as i know, i might be able to use the dell case for another board
Nicely explained. If I was a novice, this build walkthru would have been all I needed to build a budget computer.. that and $150 lol
I built my first PC in the same case a couple weeks ago!
I like a few sneaky screws in the bottom
Im getting a phenom ii x4 980 pc tonight for $15!!!!!
But can it run Textpad?
The x4 will bottleneck the 980 but for 15$ its amazing
@@jasonalpha7136 ? there is no gpu its just a phenom ii x4 980
Thats not bad. I have a phenom II X4 965 BE and overclocked it to 3.7GHz. It will bottleneck at CPU-intensive games like AC Black Flag and AC Unity though. Get an i5-2500k when you can, that beast just refuses to die and overclocked to a mild 4.4GHz can match Haswell and even some 7th gen i5 performance. With liquid cooling and a good board, you can go 4.8+ too!
My 2500k is paired with a 7770 and my 965BE is now paired with a 7750 for 720p gaming at ultra/high.
The 965 was more power hungry with its 140 watt tdp, I own one and it rarely got used.
old vid ik but i actually love this guys vids hes so pure and the same as me he ticks all of my boxes watching youtube been watching for years bro keep it up x
Can you benchmark GTA V? And dying light? Great build by the way. Kudos!
I enjoyed the video, I bought few computers with i5 3470 and 6-8 GB Ram, put inside GT 1030 2GB and reseled it for nice price. The frame rate in games are significantly higher than those, and it costs me about 160-170 Eur per unit. I sold each unit for 250-260 Eur. It is still a budget gaming computer for this price.
The build guide in my opinion was better than the one Linus did. You made it simpler for me
I feel so relaxed watching your videos.
I think you should focus on budget PCs. Great video
i love ur channel because you are the only who makes videos about more cheap PC and budget gaming and im learning a lot from your videos
If you got a H55 or a P55 Motherboard, do a overclock on it, this CPU has much more performance in OC ( 3,6 GHz +). You can buy a Xeon X3430, because them are cheaper and have 4 cores, or pay a litlle more on a Xeon X3440!
OCed mine back in the day, could not break the 450pts on cinebench. Thats quite a performer with a beefier heatsink tho!
I got a Xeon 3470 for $17. 4 cores 8 threads, at 3.6ghz on Cryorig H9 air cooler
@@growtacoma8954 A good deal! :D
@@growtacoma8954 whats your avg. temp with x3470 3.6ghz? Pair with that cryorig
@@KalahiMd im breaking 585 cb @3.85ghz with x3470. Lower than 3770k by 50 cb.
I’m impressed. On reddit when ever someone asks for recommendations
r/buildapc for low budget build to run fortnite. The replies are never lower than a Ryzen 5 2600 and a gtx 1060. You’ve just proved that you can run modern games on REAL budget
second gen i3/i5 would be better in my opinion because the dell optiplexes are really cheap and offer much better upgrade path/future proofing
Im pairing gtx 1050 with i5 2500 (lga1155) run smoother than x3470 (lga 1156) first gen. But waiting time for boot and shutdown way faster x3470.
Unique Stuff id You just need to overclock the Xeon to 3.8 GHz or more at BSCLK of 200+ and there wouldn't be a noticeable difference. Cheers!
@@BlazeElPadrino662 cant go more than (BCLK) 200 x 20 (4ghz). It will 100'C temp load. Even with big air cooler thermal take deep frio. The safest zone @3.5 - 3.8 ghz 175 x 20.
@RavenPrecept well the psus are always some prepriatory bullshut with Dell as well as the motherboard form factor and where the Stand offs go. You can get adapers but I would advise getting a Lenovo or Acer pre built if it's the same price
My secondary pc is pretty close to this one. Same cpu OCed to 3.66Ghz, 8gb ddr3, 240gb ssd, AMD R7 Strix 370. I'm pretty happy with this configuration...it can still play most of the games in 1600x1200 resolution on medium+ settings. Is use it mostly for browsing and games like CS:GO/WoW/GW2. Considering how old this cpu is, for today's price, it's still a very decent buy if you're on a low budget and if you can also find a decent priced motherboard for it.
And in italy you cannot find 8gb ddr3 for less than 50 euros.
And you're not good with pharah...
Buy ecc memory ddr 3. Cheaper than non ecc.
Unique Stuff id not every motherboard is compatible with ecc.
This may sound stupid but try a British website like ebay.co.uk
It's England everything costs nothing except someware to live .
You can buy cars here for less than that pc . Or you could rent a room for a weak.
This is awesome, I prefer when people film from an external camera instead of a direct feed. We get to see what you see instead of a direct capture that could stress out the pc. I wish I still had my old systems to mess around with. I'm thinking of building a ryzen system but its around 500-700 for a decent one. I forgot all about going back 1 or 2 generations and seeing whats out there. hell even 3 or 4 generations ago seem to still be able to play games at 720p and 1080p really well even in 2020.
YES BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
Looks and runs better than current gen consoles, and half the price. PC's are incredible.
Yay something I can afford
Did you build it
@@WHATaOG Joe did
@LOWFRAMEBLOX joe mama
Your videos are excellent and I'm envious of how you get to build so many systems! I used to own my own business for 20+ years until I retired and closed the business. It was fun building, repairing, and upgrading machines! Thank you for your videos!
Love the vids keep up the good work
Just a headsup for people looking into the masterbox lite series. It's a terribly ventilated case and should not be used with any higher powered components since this will cause serious overheating due to the terrible ventilation. The reason the 7870 here works is because it's a blower style cooler and therefor doesn't dump it's air back into the case which helps a lot in the masterbox.
You're a Legend
Do more budget like this! I really like seeing CZcamsr goes out of the mainstream PC build and went to this route.
49 views 69 likes. Hell yeah
69 likes
@@MSPaintDaily hell yeah
Hecc yeah
Nice.
@hudzz nah. I'm used to it
"Forgive me i can't remember this map's name" 11:19 is written right there lol
And I thought my xeon w3565, 8gb, 1tb, HD 7870 was good :(
Edit: it's for sale, give me $300 shipped and it's yours. Low blow but this comment has gotten alot of popularity.
i think its good :) still 180 is cheap, be happy :)
If your board supports overclocking then you have a nice PC, that Xeon is unlocked.
@@soyiago it's an upgraded hp z400 PC, so the Mobo probably can't.
That's a pity, if you ever find a cheap (working) X58 from Gigabyte, ASUS or MSI go for it, you won't regret.
@@rappermerch7785 get a x56xx series cpu or the w36xx series. Both are 6 core 12 thread and would work in your hp with no issues.
I love little budget systems that can still get it done! I build and sell budget systems on the side, for a small profit, and it is often supprising how well older hardware holds up. It often makes me wonder why i bought a gtx 1080 for my main pc (with an i7 3770k)!!
My latest build is an i5 3470, and a rx 570 4gb, that will run all of the games i play very well, and can be put together for a great price if you find those deals!
X5460 zone
I built a system for my younger brother the other week. I used the same case and power supply. i7 2600, some HP OEM board, 8GB DDR3, MSI R9 280X Gaming and a 500GB HDD. Spent about 200 Euro.
I'm quite early this time
Dude you are a legend people like you inspired me to try this, sold my fist machine a week ago made 50 squids writing this on another that will put up tomorrow there is a third one in a corner :)
How about PUBG for benching?
Average 40 fps
30 bro or less because a friend of mine has these specs and he hit 35 max in open places cities or gun fights it goes to low 20's
when he went from 8gb to 16gb he went up to 50 fps
WarThunder for benching pls I'ts one of the games that I play the most
@@thedandy6765 he probably has a virus
@@marcox4358 easy 60 fps
Glad to see budget builds including an SSD! Whenever building a PC for friends or Family (even started building pc for ‘clients’) if the budget allows it get an SSD! Great value pc for sure though and a great video
2:32 What are those
no hate i wear crocs too lol
This may be a bit late, but I am pretty triggered he didn't clean the motherboard well if at all ;-;
I spent £0 on my pc
My bro gave it for my birthday
Your brother did? Your brother sounds like a great dude
I had an HD 7870 for 5 years till late 2016 when it died then got an RX 480.It was a great card and I ran Fallout 4 quite well with it.
I can build a better pc on ms paint smh...
(Joking)
MS Paint Daily i like How u have to include (joking) Cuz people cant take jokes these days
@@AlvinYoda I know, some just get offended by anything. Right now I'm in an argument with someone, cause I said there are only 2 genders.
oh god i also have those arguments in class with this one girl who always gets mad at us for making jokes
@@AlvinYoda Ikr, this generation is full of morons smh...
This is the channel that started my life... As a techie
this is trash. better get an imac myself.
jk
Hey! I build the same, 4 days ago! It's a good setup! (CPU+Mobo+RAM+PSU+HD+Case for Free, GPU(r9 270x) for 30€)
Overclock is Awesome !
Why do your hands shake so much sometimes? Do you have Ligma??
What's ligma?
Alex Dumont Gentlemen, we got him.
@@AdriXD2402 I know what ligma is, it's a joke
*BABY I'M YOURS INTENSIFIES*
His hands shake in every video it's pr0nhub withdrawals.
You made a good choice with the cooler fan, I've been using Artic Freezer coolers for years and never had any problems with high temperature just keep your pc's clean and maintained, got them mounted on my three rigs. They are cheap and they do the job nicely as they are supose to.
I have just bought an X58 gaming rig off Ebay, and it is in immaculate condition. It has a water cooled Xeon X5675 (6 cores, 12 threads) over clocked to 4.2ghz, 12gb of Corsair Vengeance triple channel ram @1600mhz, an Asus Ramapage Extreme II X58 motherboard, AMD R9 280X 3gb, a Corsair TX750m PSU, and a Corsair Carbide Alpha case... How much do you think? £310 shipped. Yes, unbelievable.
I freaking love your videos man. I'll be building my first p.c in about a week.
Just put together a budget build for a friend of mine for $135. Athlon 3000g, 8gb ddr4 and gigabyte a320 motherboard inside a 2005 eMachines case. Upgraded the psu as well.
Really like your channel, ive been an avid gamer for most of my life (25 now) and have only recently joined the pc master race, your content is great, informative and down to earth. Great job 👍🏻
I've lived with an atom tablet convertible that has a 32GB SSD with office and Adobe ps+id+ai+acrobat, I then have around 15GB free. I also added a 32GB micro sd for my games (Killing Floor, CS:source) and other working files. You have to skip individual windows updates though and install upgrades offline via an external drive and an ISO. Doing this also integrates updates so the overall windows installation gets smaller. I lived with this for a year or two until I bought a 128GB Surface Pro +64GB microsd. The new 128GB is a comfortable space with everything in it plus games giving me 30-50GB free plus the microsd.
i plan to make this build with some tweeks to see if i can make a csgo and overwatch gaming pc that runs at least 60fps so thank you so much for this great build idea it helped me out a lot because i plan to start learning more about the history of the older art so i can make more use gaming pcs after i make this one
I love your content and your accent ❤️ what I truly enjoy is the realistic low - mid budget PCs, like for real, there are alot of people out there that dont knoe much about computer, they just want to turn it on and play competitive games
Good job buddy, that’s very respectable for the money 👏
Dude this is gonna inspire me to build a pc, if you come out with another one of these 150-250 builds next year I’ll spend my money on a build. Thanks for the great content
I actually just finished putting a i5-750 system together a few days ago for $195 cdn.
specs:
I5-750 o.c to 4ghz 450 cinebench r15
Gammax 400 cpu cooler
Gtx 950 strix
380 80+bronze psu
8gb 1333mhz
1tb hdd
Like your vintage turntable/CD player!!
The Best Budget Gaming PC channel in the world ✔️
We need more videos like this😃😃
Instead of a USB2 -> USB3 adapter (I guarantee there will be some people who'll think they'll get USB3 speeds that way), I'd recommend a USB3 PCI-E card. They're 1x so they prevent a GPU, and they, as far as I am aware, reach the speeds that an on-board port would do.
HD 7870 is a beast of a GPU for the price, bought one for 30 EUR till I find a better one and with i5-3570K it can actually push 110-150fps in Overwatch at 100% usage.
i wanted to buil a guest pc for ages and never rly know how to get started and this vid just showed it so easy thanks :D
Just assembled my budget $80 pc, managed to get a fx 4130, 4gb ram and a gtx 750 1gb. Also got a extra case and motherboard, that came with a dead fx 8120.
you should just show your in-game settings menu, "a couple of things set on high" can have a huge impact on framerate. Are the shadows set to high? Shadows are a massive framerate dropper for example. Some other settings barely matter at all. Showing the settings would make it all very clear
Love it thx so much it decent runs most games I have £850 budget
Sometimes ECC RAM from a server can be found very cheaply. I got 12GB of DDR3-1066 for $30. It's not always compatible with non-ECC systems, but it worked for my crappy eMachines project system.