Rebuilding our Childhood Gaming PCs
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Back in 2013 Matt and Jackson were some young RUclips scrubs and had been uploading content to different channels for years! They both ended up getting into custom gaming PC's around 2013 and ToastyBros was started in mid-2014. Today we replicate and purchase all of our original PC parts to see just how they work in modern-day gaming!
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**Jackson's PC **
AMD FX 6300 6 Core 6 Thread with stock cooler
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MSI Radeon 7770 1GB GDDR5
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8GB G. Skill Ripjaws 1600Mhz (2X4GB)
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1TB WD Blue HDD 7200RPM
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MSI 760GM-E51
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Raidmax Blue LED 430W (Give or take)
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Raidmax Viper GX Red Tower
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DVD Drive
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*Matt's PC*
i7 2600 4 core 8 thread CPU
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Hyper 212 Evo
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ASRock Z77 Pro 3
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8GB GSkill Ripjaws DDR3 1600mhz (2x4gb)
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Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 6850 1GB
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WD Blue 1 TB HDD
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Corsair CX500 PSU
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Coolermaster Master Half 912
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Jack’s having a full on nostalgia moment whereas Matt’s just trying to win the game 😂
It's really insane how timeless TF2 graphics are. Feels like it could have came out last week and it would be more than acceptable amongst todays games
Yeah graphics stagnated thanks to consoles holding PC gaming back and then coronaphobia causing the chip shortage.
Thank goodness that's over.
@@philcooper9225 graphics did not stagnate. There just isn’t much to improve on. The next best thing that we have coming in gaming is bigger and much more detailed maps/areas, and faster load times.
@@suppressed_viii Yeah graphics don't have too much toom to improve, devs can only make things look like real life to a certain extent
@@suppressed_viii Actually you're right they didn't stagnate, they regressed. Valorant runs on a potato!
that's a good thing but it's still true. Hell I can run it at well over 1000 FPS
Valorant isn't the only example, it's a shame how long graphics stagnated!
The new consoles should have double the GPU power they have.
Take this L in peace.
@@philcooper9225 if we just pushed for more and more graphically impressive titles, nothing short of a supercomputer would be able to run them. CGI today is very impressive, but it is a massive challenge to make it run in real time. Graphics aren't only for gaming, after all.
Let's see, it was Christmas 1990, and I upgraded from a Commodore 128 to an AMD 286 12 Mhz. It came with 1 Meg a ram soldered to the motherboard and I paid $300 extra to get the Oak VGA card connected to a 14-inch VGA monitor. and then 2 weeks later I paid $300 for an Adlib Pro sound card. I did all of this, just so I could play Mechwarrior 1 and Wing Commander. Those were the days.
Oh Jesus I remember Wing Commander I used to play it on my brother's PC around the start of the 90s at the ripe old age of 10/11 years lol Good times.
I don't exactly remember the specs but we had a Pentium 66 that my dad bought in 1994 when I was 12. That is when I discovered the awesomeness of DOS games like Doom and Alone in the dark...and finding out how fun it was trying to get Dark Forces to run by messing with extended memory in config dot sys. I miss DOS and I don't miss DOS at the same time.
Seeing videos like this make me want to get out my long white beard and cane and tell these damn whippersnappers "In my day...!" stories. Which I guess I just did. Crap.
God, I remember the commodore! Man I'm old, lol😅😂
@@lesroth7835wow I didn't even exist lol and I'm 20 now lol sorry for making you fell old
Ngl that thumbnail was funny af 😂
Yeah lol 😆
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@@nednelp9051 why
@@theburger_king It was just soooooooo funny
@DiamondAxeGamingCatshow old are you 6? 💀💀💀
definitely one of my more favorite videos on this channel, my first gaming PC was back in 2018. specs were an i5 3470S, RX 560 & 16gb of ram. I don't remember the psu or case but I remember getting 200fps in Minecraft haha, good times
Now you have to do a sleeper build with those cases!
2012 i was 28 then XD you guys are so young but awesome, keep up the fun vids. My first pc was a 1998 Packard Bell.
My first gaming pc was an Asus desktop that had an FX 8300, R9 255, 12gb of ddr3, and a 1tb hdd. It was able to play Battlefield 4 with like 60 fps on medium settings, which was enough for me when I was playing that game at its peak with my friend group
Mine was a
I5 9400f
1660 super
16gbs of ram
I have used another gamingpc but that was not a gaming pc , granted I played madded,nhl tiger woods, sims on it, this was when dvd or cd roms could be inserted.
Always was a console guy why idk. But gaming pcs are epic
Mine
Was 5800x 3080ti 2tb sdd 32 3600mhz 1000wat
Brought for $1.2k from friend
Rebuilt with Lian li case that was my first built ever by watching video
Mine was gt210 some old Intel cpu and 256mb of ram
0:10 is so wholesome. Look how freaking cute they are. It’s so easy to forget that adults used to be teenagers like us
my childhood pc in high school was an AMD k5 (kept overheating), you guys are young and really enjoyed the easy times of modernish processors.
I knew you guys were young but I didn't think you were that young. In the 8th grade just 10 years ago lol! Its awesome to see how far you guys have come. I love your channel. Keep up the good work guys. This was a fun video to watch.
True I was 31 10 years ago 🤣
Right? I think I'm older than them, or at least very close, and I'm 24!
My first gaming PC had an AMD A10 7850k and the only reason I had the money was because my mother had just gotten the life insurance money of my father and gave my brother and me part of it, there's no way in hell my parents would've bought me an i7 in those years because I wanted one.
I always played on my dads or sisters pc but my first build was an i5-4690k with a gtx960 in an nzxt s340 white case. Legendary times and good memories. Great video guys
I had the same cpu in my first pc
My first gaming pc (which I still own) had an Athlon 64 X2 5600+, 4GB of DDR2 ram and a 1GB 9600GT. Quite a machine back in those days, I had a limited budget at the time.
The FX-6300 and HD 7770 was my first build but I was 22 in 2013. I rocked that for a year and grabbed a 970 upon release. I eventually upgraded to a R5 1600 v CPU as well. That lasted me until last week when I put together a R5 5600x+RTX 3060 build.
I'm in love with this channel ❤️
yea :)
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You guys make me feel old. I turned 25 in 2012. I remember having DDR 2 RAM in one of my first gaming computers back in 2006
I was 30. The first computer I could say was "mine" used SDR in 1998. It had a whole 4MB of VRAM!
Sheeit, I was 25 in 1996. DOS 6.0 and Win 3.11 were the OS of the day. sigh, you all make me feel ancient.
First PC of mine was nearly 2 Years ago. Saved up money for a couple years (working on lawns and also receiving money as opposed to gifts from many birthdays and holidays) I still have this system and its awesome for 1440p high refresh rate and even medium 4k with some dlss! Unfortunately was $1300 because of the shortage
Ryzen 5 3600
Hyper 212 BE
MSI B550m VDH Wifi Pro
16gb 3600mhz DDR4
500gb Samsung 970 evo (pcie gen 3 nvme)
2tb 7200rpm Seagate
TUF RTX 3060
Evga 750w 80+ Gold
Lian Li 205m Black
My first gaming pc that wasn’t a laptop was an old Dell Optiplex 360 with a core 2 quad q6700, 4gb of ddr2, a 1tb enterprise hard drive, and an r7-350 2GB. I was wowed by the performance difference from my amd a6 laptop.
My first PC was a Packard Bell 486-SX25! I couldn't tell you what the onboard graphics were, just that they were bad. I bought a 512 gb ISA 3d accellerator card, a 14.4 modem and an optical drive for it, and used it for a few years. I ended up 'selling' it to my landlady for exacly enough to cover my rent while I was laid off. It would be a while before I had all the parts I needed to make my own PC again, and I was a few generations behind every time.
Recently, I used an InWin beige case from 2008 to build a sleeper: Ryzen 7 3700X, 32 gb ram, RX 5600 XT, 512 gb SSD and 2 tb HDD, optical drive, and thanks to a USB 2.0 card and an adapter, it even has a working 1.44 floppy! I ordered soem stickers so it's marked as a Windows Vista machine with an AMD K6-III and a generic 'GeForce' sticker. Aesthertically, it reminded me a little of that old Packard Bell, without the proprietary parts.
I haven't gone all the way back to MY actual childhood PC, becasue my parents got an Osbourne 1 back in the day, and it was a 'no-touch' item for anyone under 18. I really don't wanna find out if it can run Crysis...
I wish I could remember my childhood
You guys make it sound like 2013 was sooo long ago. It's only 11 years! My first PC was an IBM PS2 5150 with an 8088 processor and a monochrome monitor I got in 1992. CompuServe was just getting started and DOS 1.1 was still the go-to operating system with 2 - 5 1/4" floppy drives. Now THAT'S old!
Yay more quality content
I am gonna be very honest here, for people who are new and are not ric, rich this channel is AAA Tier cause they are simple and talk on a level where everyone can feel the need to buy a PC and can realte too. Linus tech tip on the other hand just watch " PC wars" by flashgitz. It sums them up.
i remember gaming in the late 90's.
we didn't have "gaming" PC.
we just payed games on regular PC's using integrated graphics.
no RGB, we would use box fans to cool down the PC...
i remember taking a class in high school where i would learn about PC repair and components, this was years before youtube, where people show you how to build a PC in under 10 min. these days, everyone knows how to assemble a PC.
I had a Compaq Presario CQ5802 with an intel celeron that computer was so slow but got me through so much school. Great video as always guys
The C64 was my gaming PC from my childhood so not much to build but more fining one in good condition and still working.
having a gaming pc in ur childhood is luxurious and a privilege, what's more is one that actually has a childhood
Yall might have gotten a higher fps on higher settings than you remember because of driver optimization. Would be cool to see the drivers from 2012 installed to see how much better it is now compared to then.
2013! awesome. My first PC build was an AMD 386 DX-40. My first PC Experience was on a Commodore VIC-20. So I'm older than dirt.
my first pc was a 486/33 mhz ibm. I put the stacker 5x86 cpu in there and I tracked down and installed a VESA video card. It ran Warcraft 2 like a badass
Man these guys talking about their childhood PCs and then listing all these (to me) fairly modern components made me realize how old I am. My first build must have predated the builds in this video by well over a decade. Top end graphics cards had only just barely started getting cooling fans back in those days, lol.
I'd thought about doing something like this, but 1993-era 25MHz 386s are hard to find in working order...
My first "high end" card was an 8800GTX. It was $599 back then at CompUsa. The dude that rang me out said they never had anyone spend that much on a video card. Today I'm rocking a 4080, with a slower memory bus. 😝 Good times.
I can't remember the exact pc but i remember starting on DOS and windows 3.1 lol. Duke Nukem 3d was wild back then lol. I beat Doom way to young. Castle Wolfenstein was good but it gave me motion sickness if i played for too long.
freeking awesome!---the "Wayfair" blast was epic
Mine was a Pentium 2 with a midrange(?) Nvidia MX400 Can't remember too much about it but it was free from my science teacher because I helped him edit some logos he was working on at the time in paint. I think I had a Pentium 3 system as well eventually after that. Then my first PC I built myself was an Athlon XP 3200+ CPU with maybe that same graphics card from before when I was working at McDonald's. Lots of fun with those old systems. I used to play Age of Empires 2 and Colin McRae Rally all the time with the occasional Command and Conquer thrown in. I miss the optical drives honestly so I tend to use that type of case when building PCs.
I started scavenging several old PCs and parts from garage sales/yard sales with old Pentium I/II/III with windows 95/98 in around 2003-09. 2006 i got my fist 900Mhz Pentium III capable of running WIndows XP. Then around 2009 I bought my first all new parts PC with a Gigabyte GA-965P-S3, Core 2 Duo E6600, 2x1GB XMS2 800Mhz DDR2, WD 10k RPM VelociRaptor drive, XFX 9800GTX+, Corsiar HX750W built in an NZXT Tempest case. I Still have my original parts except for the motherboard. Still use same power supply in my current main build.
Crazy to see these builds from their youth.
I remember my first " build" being a pentium 1 my dad bought from his work used and slapping in some unknown graphics card my brother in law gave me.
Hi Toasties - My 1st gaming Pc was in 1990 : Amstrad 286 12mz, 1mb Ram, 20mb Hd, Adlib Soundcard, Vga Gfx 256 Colours 320 x 200 resolution, Amstrad 12' Vga Monitor - ROCKING
This is awesome! This bring me back to when my brother built my first PC for me when i was 13. My days when i use to game hard on MOH:AA , UT 2004 , and COD lol. Good time for sure
It is fun to be nostalgic, just like I am for my Commodore 64. I did watch that C64 you guys tried also :). We had a IBM clone. But my actual first computer was the c64 was my personal computer. Our IBM clone was what I guess you could call a XT. If was copy of the 5150 IBM. The company got sued by IBM as it was pretty much an exact replica for way less.
My first "official" PC build was also in the HAF 912 case, and I used 4 200mm fans lol 2 on the top and 2 on the front, a 120mm fan on the door, and a 120mm AIO cooler for the CPU, which was an FX-8350. 16gb of ram, an R9 390 8GB graphics card, 128gb SSD for OS and 1tb HDD for games. It was a decent setup that lasted me a few years, but she liked to heat up my room lol
First computer was a Commodore PET 2001 (1979). 8K RAM. Built in cassette drive, goofy keyboard and integrated green screen monitor. It opened up like the hood on a Ford Pinto. First gaming computer was an Atari 800 (c. 1980-81). 32K RAM, 5.25" floppy drive and a cartridge system for games and other software (firmware??) I still have it and it still works! Well, the floppy drives don't work any more. First home built was much later, say 2008 or so.
I didn't have a gaming PC growing up. I was just gaming on consoles. For me it was the Xbox 360 then Xbox one and then PS4 Pro. I also got a Nintendo switch OLED when it comes out.
I didn't get my first Gaming PC until a few months ago (mid 2022), It has an Intel Core i5-12400f, Radeon RX 6750 XT, 32 GB 3200MHz ram, 1TB SSD, and 2TB HDD. It is my current one right now.
my childhood pc was a tandy 1000 rsx (a 386!). it sported a 50 mb hard drive, svga graphics, a cool 1 mb of ram, and a smoking fast 2400 baud modem. ahh the good ol days of 1992 technology.
I had the Powercolor 7770 and a FX 8350 back in the day! I still have these parts as a server.
I can't believe that their childhood PCs were like this 😂
Mine was Ryzen 5 5600 Rx 6600 16gb ram
@@Deegan787 dayum so u must still be in ur childhood
@@nvrgongiveyouup I'm 15
@@Deegan787 k
Yeah, they still can order those parts of the shelve!
Can't see me ordering a 286 processor and a 20MB harddisk nowadays..
My poor brain. I was thinking "why are they so young looking, 2012 wasn't that long ago..." FML
That raidmax viper was my dream case back when I first got into computers, pretty cool seeing again.
Love these type of videos! Maybe you could do the same for the rest of the crew, or perhaps revisit old hardware as well as games from the same era as you did here.
My first gaming computer was an Atari 400 in 1980. I then moved onto an Atari 800 and eventually an Atari 1040ste and finally an Atari 1040 Mega STE. All of which I still have. I was stationed in England at the time. I moved onto my first pc in '90. My first hard drive was a 20MB mfm (cost about $800 to build), them RLL and eventually scsi. The 286 was my first PC.
My first PC i built was a AMD Athlon XP 1800+, 1GB ram, 20GB HDD, VooDoo GPU and Windows XP sometime in 2001
FLASHback! DAMN! I had a Raidmax-s cobra or so, red one.. man that brought me back to memory lane 2003/4 ish! 😲
2015-
AMD A10-7870
MSI A78M
16 GB G Skill Sniper
EVGA 960 2gb
Zalman Z3 Plus Case
It was pretty dope, I didn't get into gaming till College, still have all these parts, I used it in my brothers shop PC, minus the 960. 😄
My first 'good' PC was an Athlon 4400X2, Gigabyte DH 393 Motherboard, 2GB OCZ platinum v.2 (512MBx4), X800 GPU (Later upgraded to a 8800GTS) and Corsair PSU...all in a Thermaltake Soprano case......... Still got it and still working and still in perfect condition.
My first build was with the FX6300 and radeon 7770 too classic budget setup from that era
My first build was also the FX-6300! It brought back memories hearing that y'all went through basically what I went through with my first build. I found a bundle on Newegg for $400-$450 and it came with the 6300, an R7 240, MSI motherboard, 8 GB of RAM, 400w unrated Rosewill PSU, and a Coolermaster Case. I still have the build and I'm planning on putting it in a new case and putting a few upgrades in to see what I can get out of it.
....and of course back then I should have bought an i5
Haha my first "Gaming Pc" i ever had was 2014 also with an FX 6300 and a Gt630. I remember playing Gta 5 at Pc release in 2015 somewhat smooth at 800x600
My first, was the FX-6300, GTX 650 Ti Boost 2gb, WD 1 TB hard drive, Hyper 212 evo cooler, 2x4gb HyperX ram, Rosewill 530w 80 plus bronze, Cooler Master N200 case. Served me well for almost 10 years. GOOD TIMES
My first PC had a Celeron 333MHz, 384MB RAM, NVIDIA Riva TNT, Diamond Micronics C400 motherboard. After that I had a netbook, some Pentium 4 and Core2 Duo systems, until my first modern gaming capable PC which was a HP Z400 Workstation in 2013/2014 with a 4c/8t Xeon W3520 (same as i7-920), 12GB DDR3, GTX 660 DCII OC
I am still rocking the HAF 912 I bought brand new from 2015. It's a good case if you don't care about RGB.
I made my first pc in late 2021, and it is my current PC. It has an i7 10700k, rtx 3060, 16gb ddr4 3200MHz, 480gb SATA SSD and a 2tb HDD.
My childhood PC was Core 2 Duo E4400, 2GB of RAM, and 20GB HDD initially back in around 2008-2009. And yes, I had to play on integrated graphics, it wasn't pleasant. Then it was upgraded to 4GB RAM, had various HDDs throughout its lifespan, and also a GTS 450. Gamed on it until the end of 2018, which was definitely a pain.
My first Gaming pc straight from the trashes of my neighborhood Luckiest find ever. Which Is asus b470 gaming mobo, Ryzen 7 1700, 32gb ram, Gtx 1070. And all i had to do was clean it and reset the ram.
EDIT: There was 2 different sets 3600 and a 3000, took the 3000 set out and it's been working ever since i got it.
I was still rocking a Q6600 and 2 HD 5750 (I think) in crossfire back in 2012. Damn I'm getting old...
Worked a summer job and saved up 450$ and bought a barebones kit on New Egg, the specs for the PC was.
CPU: AMD Phenom II x4 955 Black Edition
RAM: 8GB DDR3-1333
GPU: Radeon HD 4650, Later upgraded to GTX 550 Ti
MOBO: GIGABYTE GA-990XA-UD3
PSU: 450 Watt Thermaltake
HDD: WD Blue 500GB
I would do almost anything to get the original case I had for my first pc. Chieftec Dragon full tower. HUGE case, I modded it all around adding more fan spots, led’s, used a dremel on the side acrylic and added a dragon. Called it Fafnir after the great Norse dragon who was once a dwarf.
Ahh, you two were so cute back in tha' day LoL ;) My first gaming PC was a Pentium 100 with a whopping 6GB HDD. Played the real old shooters - Doom, Quake, Duke Nukem 3D mostly on it.
I had Pentium core 2 duo with nvidia 8600 gt ( later evga 9600gt then zotac gt520). I used to play halo 1,2,3, Mario, Pac-Man, IGI, GTA vice city, San Andreas. Man I wish I could relive that moment again. Dad bought me Logitech momo racing wheel and all my friends would come after school and we'd play NFS most wanted one by one trying to beat each other's best time.
2012 I was in 10th grade around 16 or just turn 17.. man those times are memorable. Never had my own gaming pc but most definitely a mini laptop back then that couldn’t run games very well but great for watching anime.
Very cool! I would love to see a sleeper build with a 90s era tower, if you already have a video like that please direct me to it! Thanks for the hard work you do for these videos. You guys are HEROES!
This makes me feel old. My first gaming computer was a Commodore 64.
yall were on 1600x900, i was on a 28 inch 1280x720, shit was amazing, absolute fire
My first gaming PC was in early 2017 with a i5 7400, 8Gb of ram and a GTX 1050 Zotac ! Great moment, today i run a Ryzen 3 4100, 16Gb of ram and a RX470 4Gb !
My first PC back in 1996 was:
Pentium 100 (soon upgraded to 120)
MB Triton Pentium 430VX
8 mb sdram
VGA S3 Trio 1mb (soon upgraded to Matrox Millenium 4MB)
WD 1,6 GB hdd
200 W PSU
CD-ROM Goldstar 8X
SB Zoltrix sound card
FDD 1.44
15' monitor (soon upgraded to 17')
First two games on this beast were Tomb Raider 1 and Quake 1,BLASTING on Windows 95 :)
In 2012 I was running a Pnenom II x6 1055t, and a Gtx 660 ti, which i upgraded a few years later to a FX8350 and Gtx 780.
The power button failed on my old Antec GX500 case some years back so I replaced it with with an "orange & black" Raidmax Ninja II case which came with a "preinstalled" Raidmax RX 500 PSU. A little too garish for my taste, but it was "totally free" after the Fry's Electronics closeout sale price and the Raidmax rebate. Oddly enough, it still looks and works like new to this very day, and I just kept the included PSU around as an emergency backup. I'm actually typing this with that old PC "which I recently refurbished", and I'm currently in the process of installing a secondary SSD to dual-boot Windows 10 with Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS, for "purely nostalgic reasons" of my own.
I love the look of othat HAF case from cooler master some of these og cases never lose their looks
this makes me feel old.. lol knowing the hardware and games I was playing in my child good lol I was playing old school Counter-Strike beta versions, Age of empires, Unreal, Half-life etc
That's cool that you guys are still friends and still trying to have a successful RUclips channel.
Such a cool video! Thanks for the look back in time to your youths!
2012... my first computer was a Commodore 16 with Datasettes somewhere in the 80s. It was amazingly fun though☺
Don't remember much about my first computer I played on other than it had windows 95. I think the second one had windows 98. The one I used for schoolwork and watching RUclips was a core two duo running windows xp. Technically they were all my grampas, and I inherited the third one. First one I built had a 10400 with windows 10 pro. This was in fall 2021, the ram has since been upgraded from a single 8 gig stick to two 8 gig sticks at 3200mhz. Unfortunately, they are still running without xmp, the motherboard only supports up to 2933 mhz. Haven't enabled it due to not knowing what would happen. But the thing you are probably wondering is what graphics card am I using.
The build was originally going to have a 1650 super, what happened next, I thank God for. My friend bought a new computer with a 3080 in it. He offered me his GTX 1070 for 100 dollars!!
Lessons learned include buy a power supply with room to grow, I bought a 600-watt supply and had to replace with a 750-watt one. Another one was that you should compare prices and not get impatient, saw a single 8 gig stick and bought it one the same day I bought my Sata SSD. Realized I could have got 16 gigs for only 15-20 dollars more.
Forgot to say wish it was more common to see side panels out of acrylic that had a cut out for a fan that aren't case mods.
Yeeeah I don't want to talk about my first gaming PC.
Also feel free too try like a 1650 super in both of these pc's along with an ssd for os & games & 2x8 gb ram for a total of 16 & a bit of overclocking on both cpus & simply see how well they stack up today.
My childhood gaming PCs (all desktops) were a 286, 386SX, 486DX-33 and the Pentium-166 MMX was the last PC I had before I finished school. Then it was an AMD K6-2 400 with an ATi GPU (can't recall which one, it was 22 years ago!), AMD Athlon 64 2.6gHz (San Diego) and then an Intel i5-650 that I used for 5 years (first computer I bought myself, I was poor OK?!). Then it was a Dell Inspiron laptop with i7-5500U CPU and Geforce 840M from 2015 (I still have this and it works) and my current 2 year-old PC with a 2600X and GTX1650 Super (it's a bad GPU and never gets the advertised FPS).
8th in 2012? I graduated in 08, when I was in 8th grade I had a celeron 2.5ghz 256mb of ram system with integrated intel "extreme" graphics. In 2012, Phenom 2 b550, unlocked and oc'd to 3.6, 2gb of ram, and was still running a radeon 4850, In 2013 I got 6gb of ram, a 270x and a 360gb ocz ssd. And went from windows XP to 7.
Finally something oldchool, negledging these old parts, brings back memories, some euphoria involved
The temps was great back then!
in a couple years I'mma do this exact kinda video, my first ever build was just one year agoso we're not quite there yet, maybe 2032 if I still keep making content in this channel
Uff... the first big build I did was back in 2002. Specs were a Intel Pentium IV 2.0 ghz, 512 mb ddr, asrock board, geforce 4 mx440, sound blaster live 5.1, IBM deskstar 40 gb and a corsair case. It was a great pc at the time and I was playing CS 1.6, FarCry, age of mithology, NFS underground.. but that MX 440 was such a weak card, I then upgaded to a Saphire x1650. Then I could finally play more demanding games like half life 2 and Doom 3. Good times!
This takes me back to my g3258, h81m-k motherboard (because I thought the k meant you could overclock on it) same ram as you guys and a sweet strix 750ti
My first ever pc was also an fx 6300, evga gtx 960 4gb, 16gb gskill ddr3, and a 1tb wd blue all powered by a 500w evga power supply.
Built my first computer only a few years ago, Core i5 4570 With an R9 290x, ran hot, but was a decent budget build, rocking an i5 10400 with a 3070ti now!
The 6300 is a 6-core, however each set of cores share cache and an FPU. This obviously isn’t great for speed. A more accurate term than 3c 6t is “3 module, 6 cores” or “3m 6c”
I still have my first pc it had
i5-7500 cpu
hyper 212 evo cooler
gtx 980 from msi
ripjaw 8x2 gb ram clocked at 2400
GIGABYTE GA-H110-D3A motherboard
Silverstone 650w 80+ bronze
and last but not least, 1tb HDD from WD
This rig carried me all through high school and 1st year of college after building a new pc this year.
my first pc had a i3 2100 and a 9600gt in 2011 that my mom bought, good times. I played so much skyrim and COD, thanks mom
Cool trip down memory lane. I think would be fun to test them at lower resolutions as almost no one was playing at 1080p back then. No way I am paying shipping on Matt and Jack 😂😂😂
My first computer I owned I still have it’s a 2006 iMac with a single core processor played so much reading eggs on that thing
Thanks for the gvgmall ad , i just got mine for 13 dollars , im scottish , so probably a tenner and it worked , big thumbs up toasty dudes
Wow.. 10 years ago... So Long Ago!!!! That is like 100, 000 years in RUclipsr years!!