Old Office PC + GTX 1650 = Gaming PC?
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How to secretly upgrade your work's PC so you can game when nobody is looking
Step one: say it’s broken
Step two: say you’ll fix it bring it home and add the gpu
Step three: bring it back
Step four: gaime
@@djanjsksnn3317 genius
When your camry has a stage 2 turbocharger tune
Replace the parts with crappy ones and sell the good parts
tell the guy the pc is old for the corporation. and ask to take it. take it and upgrade it!
Their old PCs: Good CPU for the time, good CPU cooler, 8GB RAM
My schools old PCs: 1 core CPU from the beginning of the century, Intel stock fan, "RAM, whats that?"
@@burgythepuppy most games make use of 16 gbs or more especially at 4k
@@burgythepuppy right, not 4k ofc but at 1080p fs
My school had i3 9100f :D or is it the right model idk
My school has compaqs with core 2 duos
Your school getting a pc's?
I was thinking of upgrading this as someone PAID ME to take it off them.
What
Hol up-
what
Lucky af
@HALFBLOOD GAMER *free* thats a great number
YES finally an budget videos i love these my entire home page is filled by these budget gaming pc vids
Pretty much every old PC with at least 4 cores from Intel can be paired with a new, low powered GPu to make a for a great 1080p gaming system.
Depends on the Manufacturer. Sometimes the PSU is too low to add anything, like 120W. And its also proprietary, so an ATX PSU cannot connect to the prebuilt's motherboard. Then you're screwed.
In fact most prebuilts have non replaceable PSU's. Notice how the PSU was not upgraded in the video
@Gyro Adapters exist but don't work on most HP computers, idk about dell. The motherboards have a Watt limit like the Erica board, you can't supply more than 200W in. So you will need a similar workstation board like the Rother that can take 500. The HP 24 to 6 pin is not supposed to work, reducing the pins in which power is delivered is highly not recommended, there is a high chance of damage to the motherboard.
@@UnintelligentVideos GT1030 might be able to do that with a 30 watt TDP
@@UnintelligentVideos "non replacable psu"
Nothing an angle grinder cant fix ;)
I actually really enjoy SFF OEM systems. Having a PC the size of an Xbox One S is convenient for media centers and living rooms, and they're easier to move if you want to bring them to LAN parties and such compared to a mid-tower system.
Thank you. I'm looking at getting a gtx 1650 for my sort of old, but still old office pc. This really helped alot!
This was the perfect video at the right time! I've been wanting to buy a bunch of these Dell optiplex and tune them like you did, my college has a tech sale every year and get rid of a bunch of these, hopefully I can get my hands on a few and maybe resell them 😀
Exactly, been planning to built a budget pc!
Dang, this is a tempting Idea.
you are the best ! keep making videos like this
I thought this was really cool. thanks for sharing :) One day I'm hoping to convert that old XBOX back there into a gaming PC
Matt i just want to say thank you for helping me decide to get the ryzen 7 2700 i have it paired with a nvidia gtx 1660 oc card and its rocking my sox. Ppreciate you homie!
isnt the whole idea of a ryzen is a cheap all in one igp option?
Love your videos, sir. Yes, the power supplies in this old machines usually don’t have 6 pin connectors but more importantly they are usually 240-260 watts. Therefore, the low power draw is important. I just upgraded a Dell Optiplex with an i7-3770 CPU by installing a GTX 1050 Ti that I got on Offer Up for $85 and it works great. I tested the system on Unigine Valley using Medium and Ultra settings and the power draw was never over 150 watts. So I have a nice eSports machine for under $250.
@Jezza 04 can we install 1650 on Dell 7050
Hello, I know this is old but how can I know the power draw of my PC?
I actually put the same card in the same version of this prebuilt dell for my younger siblings and they absolutely love it. It works so good for them 😅
wanted to ask you for advice I have an Acer veriton s2660g with an i7 8700 processor and a 180 w power supply is it enough for pet to operate the video card correctly? thank you so much
that puts the whole situation of getting a gaming pc in new light
-casual pc 8gb ram i3 2017 stock cooler
-gtx 1650
Great video, just finished a similar setup for my youngest son, but with an i7 3770, 12gb of DDR 3 RAM 1600mhz and a GTX 1050TI, it plays decently at 1080p hight settings on most games and even handles emulation up to the Wii U and Xbox 360 👍 keep up the good work as I really enjoy your videos buddy 💪
I think your build is better lol.
I suggest you to buy 4gb slot so u can use quad channel and have better performance
i also have 790sff laying at my room..now i'm thinking about upgrading it..thanks for the video!
My rig exactly !
I'm a Graphic Designer....and have NO problem running a lot of graphic intensive programs at the same time.
this will be good for me editing videos?
i dont really know why but these kind of videos are so satisfying
You make something new out of old parts
i used to game on one of these beasts with integrated graphics.
i played so much fallout new vegas, terraria binding of isaac and tf2 on it back in the day.
Ring a ding baby!
I like how he talks about how smooth Warzone and Enternal are while the video playing over is stuttering and tearing.
hell yea Matt!
I love how You yeeted away the driver CD ... XD
I would have also watered it
He should have scrapped it instead.
Regardless, physical drives can be useful
“smooth experience”
Me: seeing the visuals tear...
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
that's probably just his recording software, pretty sure the actual experience is actually good
He had vsync off so that the games would run higher than 60fps. However, that creates screen tearing.
Simply just turning vsync on will fix it, but you'll find poor performance in some unoptimized games.
Im going to make this computer! Thanks !
My daily driver is a HP Compaq Elite 8300 SFF that I've pushed to its absolute limits. Running a delidded Xeon E3-1290 V2 among other over the top gear, for an 10 year old CPU this thing is still incredibly fast. Love SFF builds!
Yo. I got one too. Elite 3000 but I got a pny 1650 graphics card. Will it work?
HI Matt i love how you upgrade old devices and turn them into respectable gaming machines. I have an old dell computer running xp and i was wondering what are the best specs/parts i can use for a windows xp build. i don't really need it to be powerful but i have a lot of nostalgia for xp and would like it to perform as best it can
There's a video somewhere in yt that shows how to build a pc that lets you play windows xp games at max settings and it involves a core i2 extreme
@@ieattwiceaday4116 i see thanks. the dell computer i have is a dell vosotro 200. i plan on replacing the power supply, ram, graphics card and hard drive but don't know what to get
Go to cpu upgrade.com or CPU world to compare what CPU you can upgrade too.
what i usually do for older dells like that is google what the max ram and best cpu is for them and then get them on ebay for 20-40$ each and then find a cheap gpu in the same price category that fits. Though my XP gaming rig is an a8n-sli premium +3800 x2 and a pair of 9800gts i got off ebay cheaply and because i wanted to mess with sli
budget builds official just did a video on this. go check him out.
Hello, I’m so happy to find your channel because it’s exactly what I need since I’m a beginner to the gaming pc world. Can you recommend a GPU upgrade for a HP envy h81534
This channel is really big if you want some help you could ask in forums. That way someone can give you detailed advice on your situation.
perfect this is noice You are my favourite techtuber bro
Tysm! My dad recently brought home a full sized office pc with an 11th gen i5 16gb ram and a500w psu but I was worried I wouldn’t be able to fit a guy in it
Now I know what GPU to use in the Dell I just got from my wife's job. Nice!
integrated graphics uhd intel or vega amd
@@aviral8173 Intel. It's got a 6th gen i7.
🤔 imagine making a business out of taking schools old optiplex machines and turning them into an esports machine for a schools esports program
I wanna be at a school that allows games like minecraft, roblox, osu.
@@GamingDerped maybe minecraft, but osu and roblox.. seriously?
@@sergsergesrgergseg no bullying children
Not a bad idea
Nice video. I’m upgrading my optiplex with a 500w psu, a hd 7870 and a new case
Yea I honestly just did this with my optiplex.
My model is a Haswell so I threw in an e3 1271v3, 16gb of ram, and an MSI 1650. I mostly use it as an arcade machine and a light gaming PC.
I wanted to to get a gpu for my prebuilt but my wish was crushed when I realized it had PCI slots only smh
I like the sff for putting in the Family room and playing games on the my main tv with a wireless controller
I literally just did this same exact upgrade on my Inspiron 3668! small world!
Tech by matt should have a 1 million sub Already for giving as quality content.
I don’t know but it looked like there was tons of screen tearing?
Bryson Reed probably because he didn’t have vsync on
Yes, was about to point that out, so much tearing it's unbeareable.
my theory is that thats because the video is at 30fps and any small tearings he recorded, we see them 10fold...
@@Narcrate140what is vsync can you tell me??
Ali Afroz vsync is when you sync the frame rate with the screen refresh rate
I'd like to see more PCIE-only powered GPUs. Nvidia has pretty much locked this down which is why prices can be high.
Love the 1650. Have identical set up.
I have a Optiplex 9020 SFF that has 16GB of ram, Windows 10, and a i5-4570. I also bought a GT 730 for it but plan on getting a GTX 1650!
my dad had a mid-2011 iMac that he gave me and I'm trying to upgrade it.
it's basically much harder than upgrading a normal pc.
i dont think it is upgradable
i recommend u to buy a new one and i dont think iMacs are upgradable
Macs suck
it can be upgraded but it's too risky.
i'ts hard to find compatible gpus.
@@ermi9236 They're the last iMac that Can be upgraded. I've upgraded the Hard drive to an SSD, added RAM and I'm in the process of swapping the GPU. @PPASH go on Macrumours they have a huge forum about upgrading 2011 imacs. Go for a nVidea Quadro card. That should be a prettyy much straight swap
This is a great entry PC. I sold my gaming PC two years ago and am kicking my self. I recently bought a optiplex 9020 MBU & I7-4790 for $150 and parted out a bunch of the other components for a grand total of $289. This thing runs well!
This was my first "gaming" pc as well. They were around 100 bucks just a few years ago. Crazy to see the prices nowadays especially when you consider that old tech would always get way cheaper as time went by. These pc's held up their value EXTREMELY well.
I have that Dell pc Optiplex 9020 SSF(Small factor) with CPU Intel core i7 4790, and 32 GB RAM with GTX 1650 -low profile.
Sensei I have learned so much
A huge improvement would dump the old Hard drive and swap in an SSD
And add performance RAM
hello people stay at home and be safe alright! love ur vid mat
This was my plan with an Acer Veriton, but the mobo/case didn’t allow for a dual slot card. I transplanted it into an old EMachines case from a much older computer. Not a beast, but great for me.
Did this exact thing with a hp z210 sff I picked up for $50 with a e3-1245, 8gb, and a 180 ssd. Added this 1650 and for under $300 have a decent gaming system.
Can you do one for old acer veritons?
Wow, I’m early
Hiiiiiii people and hi Matt, love your vids
IceyHistory thought you said love your kids
hi early im dad
Hriday Gohel - Gaming *no your not*
Simon Bennett 😂
@@hridayawesomeheart9477 hi, dad, I’m early
Great video! Everything one would need to know to turn an optiplex into a ps5 😀
I have a 2014 Family PC, it runs games well, but can't handle anyting like ARK or Doom Eternal.
I can upgrade it if I wanted to, but I'm gonna buy my parts for my dream PC little by little, this is overall a great video!
i have a dell 3020 with a 1650, works well for me :)
What CPU does it have in it?
Also what power supply ?
man, i need to buy this for my HP compaq 6300
Did you ever do it I’m thinking of doing it
@@khii8953 If you've got a core i5 3rd gen or better in there then you'll be able to play lots of games if you add the 1650 in there.
I have the Hp Pro Compaq 6300
Found several aroun ~USD 218 in my place, with i7 3770, 8gb RAM, 500gb HDD. Tempted to build one for by brother haha
Wooooo, pc stuff!!! Love it!!! Wooooo!
i havent been this early since corona was just a beer
So not long then?
@@shinobi9154 thats like 4 months my guy
ImBlasian corona viruses have existed for longer than 4 months... SARS in 2003 was a type of coronavirus
Chief Yoshi true, but I can’t trust a Fortnite youtuber
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I have a really old PC maybe from lik 2010 or older , but it still has windows vista , and I'm thinking about upgrading or just building a new one .
Natey 55 you probably should, me my self has a old pc with a fx6300 and gt1030 and 8gb of ram so I hear you.
just build a new one by saving up money
@@superserval2669 yeah the thing is it's pretty old even when I try to connect to wifi it never worked , or maybe it's my mistake , but I tried ethernet too and it did not work so that's not gonna be good for it .
Try upgrading using cheap parts
i think you should probably save money and buy a new one
Thanks Matt u love ur vids I have the same PC Dell optilex 790
This ran a lot better than I thought it would lol
as soon as I heard "Xeon" and "i7 2600 without the integrated graphics" I expected low settings 720p for 30 fps
prices really blew up since quarantine... :(
Edit: i live in Ireland and the prices here are terrible
Go on cex good gpu and ram prices
I’m From Ireland myself and I bought a gtx 650 from there Cex’s online site and I got a completely different gpu when it arrived it was an amd r9 280x 3gb I was lucky tho. I’d say go in store if u want to buy pc parts, if u bought parts on there site online chances are that you might get something completely different then the item you ordered.
Bandit 909 you got really lucky that gpu isn’t horrible by any means and is for sure better that a 650
I bought the card for about 160 bucks before the prices blew up to almost 200, sadly my card got delayed until May 30th
AliExpress.
It's from China thou, but their prices remain unchange
Just like old days with 1050ti :')
What a legendary gpu :'), i was surprised that it handled cod mw at 1080p on low and rocks at 60s, and it was a laptop gpu XD
Old days? More like 750ti lol
Cutsom I still love that card
I think it was best budget gpu but rx 570 is much better
It is important to note that these slim dell optiplex mobos have their own 8 pin standard for motherboard power, instead of the 24 pin
great job tbm.
My pc: 2 core cpu
4gb ram
My school’s pc: ryzen 5 2600
16 gb ram
Rx 570
lol my school have i7s and 16Gb ram.
Well kids in your school have a solid argument about with pc they need to study
Hi, do you prefer amd or nvidia gpus. Just wondering.
from my experience amd relive does not work most of the time. very annoying to try and use. the price for performance is decent though
I always end up with AMD cause of better prices but Radeon Drivers SUCK, FUC**** SUCK, THEYRE REALLY REALLY BROKEN
@@beefyonyt for me relive always work and performance cost is negligible. And I'm talking about an old R7 260x as you can see on my channel
@@ondrejbrandejsky5592 i have a rx 5700 and i never had a problem
Hafo my friend has a streaming problem he uses a rx 580 and he try’s to stream of Amd’s software and it drops from 100+ FPS to 20-30 and I used my gtx 1060 from my laptop so it really is like a 1050 with 6 gb of video memory and I have no problems streaming of the GeForce experience
I love these vids.
What kind of software do you use to record?
wow my gpu just came in the mail just my luck that's crazy lol
You should do a benchmark video on it
@@acrylex4663 deleting vids or comments
Oh lol I didn’t rlly see the likes what games do u wanna see
I got a not so good cpu tho it’s an i5 3570 if u wanna see a benchmark just tell me the games I don’t rlly have many games but I am going to get some
If u want I could do a fortnite one cos that’s install even tho I don’t rlly play much
Just got mine a week ago too
zoinks nice I get quite a bit of stutter on fortnite idk what’s the prob wether it’s my ram or cpu idek
Why not SSD instead of that HDD?
They give you like a 5 second boot time difference. Turn on Dell's Fastboot wirh a HDD formatted in UEFI and it can boot in 7 seconds flat. (source: my MT Dell Optiplex 390)
Specs:
i5 2400
R7 360 OC 2GB
6GB DDR3 1333MHz
Seasonic 550W
Only if it's a solid HDD mind you.
Mine's a Seagate Barracuda 1TB, 7200 RPM. A solid brand if you ask me
well an idea is to get an intel optane memory to boost up that hdd istead of a ssd while taking the advantage of big storage.
@Thomas Borisov Unless it was a typo and meant to say 200w, I think they're referring to a PCIe slot power limit which is common on small SSF office PCs. In which case, options are limited.
@@BlueEyedVibeChecker this information is totally just information but other than boot times (not to mention after a HDD hits over 80% the read/write type changes to be slower to protect data) SSD highly boosts OS operation, game loading (especially in open world games), render speeds, etc. It's just better overall, and they last literal hundreds of times longer under the same use. They also frequently use less power. SSDs really are just overall better technology. The thing is they are, truly, not always necessary, but it's best to always have a dedicated drive for the OS and a secondary and possibly third drive for mass storage and programs.
I got the optiplex 7040 with i5 6500 16gb ram, SSD and HDD for around 95 dollars. Then for 60 I found a regular 1650 but requires a 6 pin connector and I used a SATA adapter. It works great. I also found a LG 75HZ 1080p monitor which is perfect for all the games I play. I bartered that down to 40
I started with an old Optiplex 990 for $15, nothing wrong with it had an i7 2600 and 16gb of ram. put a 500gb SSD and a GTX 1650 Super in it and it works really good.
fastest click in the west
Damn that cable management is mildy infuriating
Happens often with those budget cases
You can’t do much management with an sff
I love my 9020 sff (same case as that but with a 4th gen i7). It's basically an xbox with full windows. I haven't done this yet, but I'm thinking about it.
I have an old office PC (HP compaq Elite sff) with i7 3770, 16 gb ram, GTX 1650 SUPER and 240w PSU, no problem !
I wanted to do something like this, but instead i built a shit pc
What specs?
What are the specs
That could have happened to anyone, shit happens and we learn from our errors
I have a similar pc and it works well.
I bought the MSI version of this low profile 1650 for an itx build that would only support half height cards. I wish the 1650 Super came in this size but with a 6 pin .
I have the optiplex 990 with the same I5 got it for 10 bucks at a Goodwill got me a new tower power supply and 16 gig of ram plus a i7 2600k and Radeon rx460 and run games with no problems
For that system i would actually drill holes on the side panel just so the GPU is able to get more air because in a normal type of system the max i have seen is 55c which if the GPU is going in the 70's then there isn't enough airflow and would be best to have something like that or for someone that would have more heavy duty power tools could cut out a big hole on the side panel and then use a mesh like filter which would be helpful especially if said person would have like a table fan could just angle it and would have some air pushing into the system.
did you know what did my cousin do about it? he left the side panel open xD ik that would be a dust cage but he will clean it
I put that GTX 1650 into my Fujitsu Esprimo E920 office desk PC (i5-4590, 3.3GHz Quadcore / 16 GB RAM / Samsung EVO 500GB SSD) and it performs great.
High speed video rendering and draft previews are fluent,
Games like GTA5, Just Cause 4 and even the new Resident Evil 3 run at around 62 FPS on all epic settings.
Can't complain.
Whole PC cost me under 300 Euros.
I have that same system except I put in the Xeon e3-1270, upgraded the ram to 16gb as well, and slapped in a gt1030 (gddr5) that I scored for fifty bucks (disclaimer, the 1650 lp didn't exist when I got the system, plus it was out of the budget at the time anyway). I scored the 1270 for just under 40 bucks and the thing runs circles around the original i5 2400 that came with the system. I gotta say though, the 1030 can still rock e-sports games pretty decently and can even hold it's own on some modern titles as well with a few tweaks here and there.
I used a gtx 1660 and slowly added more to it. So far I’ve added: 24GB ddr3 ram, 750w PSU, and gtx 1660. I’m planning on getting a new motherboard, and AMD based cpu, and case next.
(It was an optoiplex 9020 with an i5 cpu)
I had that optiplex exactly tho i made a full mod for it, i am talking new case, front panel adapter, gpu, psu, all that good stuff and it was good
im doing a transplant on one of these for a friend for a gaming pc since the prices of everything is crazy. and since i got one for $100 on ebay.
I realised my class pc are dell optiplex 9020 sff. All the classes have a 40" tv screen with one of them.
Try a xeon with a higher turbo or newer optiplex and try a ivy bridge or hasswell cpu. You may have to get another optiplex to support xeon by chipset.
Omg i just tranformed my optiplex 990 i5 in the same way you did!
A long time ago, i used to play with a WINDOWS XP PC that had 2.99gb ram and a quad core cpu (i dont remember what the cpu was). And it still ran a few games pretty well surprisingly. Oh and btw, by a "long time ago" i actually mean in like 2016 lol.
LTT coincidentally released a similar video a few days later... sigh. That's why i'd rather support and watch more from the underdogs of the YT tech channels.
Probably would want an SSD for that. A small one is inexpensive and makes the system much more responsive.
That is basically the specs that I’m putting into a gateway pc
Most companies have preconfigure profiles that dont have admin privilege.
In my case, I lowkey plugged my extra SSD with separate OS and the GPU.
I have tried add msi gtx1050ti lowprofile in SFF Lenovo M92p i5-3550 16gb ram with default 240w stock PSU.
The results :
Works normally at first, but the performance drop significantly after one week cause psu power distribution problems, removed the vga then pc back to works normally.
I prefer to use 350watt psu pure befor install graphics card
Matt, squeezing the juice out of any pc to the max....lol
matt- a good cpu upgrade is a xeon e3 1230
me- *sitting here with the same socket dell optiplex motherboard and a xeon e3 1270*