Is flipping still viable with gpu prices being the way they are? I would really like to get into it since I enjoy building computers but im just not sure if it's possible with card prices the way they are.
I have currently not been flipping PCs. The thing is, people are going to expect PCs at around similar prices before the GPU shortage, and with prices being as they are right now, it's just not profitable in any way to be flipping PCs.
@@BrandonYenHey! thanks for the reply I thought about making a listing on market place maybe seeing if people would be intrested in custom builds with their set budget but not even sure if that makes much sense with cards being priced the way they are.
You could see always build PCs that are GPU ready that way they can choose the GPU they want or do an APU build that way it can still play some games easily and still have the option for a GPU to make it even better
@@nickallen4344 You could try using low-end cards because mostly only the higher-end cards are actually increased in prices by a lot. Plus, it has been over a year so I hope you have started flipping already due to decrease in GPU prices.
@@arnaldopajaro499 is flipping used systems with older gen hardware viable rn with current GPU prices crashing? Or would flipping newer hardware be better? Just getting into flipping and thinking if it’s worth tryna do budget builds with the market for newer gen getting cheaper
Nice video. But the SSD is really quite small. 120GB (110GB Usable) isn't much, especially when you want to keep some space free to ensure performance (lets say 10GB). Windows 10 alone can use 40GB after a couple of updates. That leaves 60GB for games, that isn't even enough for Apex Legends. Extra storage is a must.
Now you can get a 1TB NVME drive for around $30, and with Windows and games taking up a lot of storage nowadays it’s definitely good for both usability and marketing your PC.
I wonder if this is even profitable if you do it in a third world country, what I mostly find is from internet shops which are heavily used and very dusty.
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You should check out Elijahs Lab. Just found him, and he’s pretty underrated too. Same type of content, and even a series about pc flipping.
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Also underrated. Wavhts his videos
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tbh for a startup youtuber, this a phenomenal vid. short and to the point, background music is not too loud, and edits look great. nice job man.
You deserve my sub. Great content and thumbnails, a lot of effort put into your videos.
This is CONTENT. Subbed dawg
Same as all the other youtubers who do this. Almost exactly! This is why i love ur channel and gave u a sub
Surprised this only has 320views its great quality content
Awesome video! Very interesting content!
You deserve more subs and views
nice build clean keep up the good work!
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Posting the listing before testing, confidence haha
Is flipping still viable with gpu prices being the way they are? I would really like to get into it since I enjoy building computers but im just not sure if it's possible with card prices the way they are.
I have currently not been flipping PCs. The thing is, people are going to expect PCs at around similar prices before the GPU shortage, and with prices being as they are right now, it's just not profitable in any way to be flipping PCs.
@@BrandonYenHey! thanks for the reply I thought about making a listing on market place maybe seeing if people would be intrested in custom builds with their set budget but not even sure if that makes much sense with cards being priced the way they are.
You could see always build PCs that are GPU ready that way they can choose the GPU they want or do an APU build that way it can still play some games easily and still have the option for a GPU to make it even better
@@nickallen4344 You could try using low-end cards because mostly only the higher-end cards are actually increased in prices by a lot. Plus, it has been over a year so I hope you have started flipping already due to decrease in GPU prices.
@@arnaldopajaro499 is flipping used systems with older gen hardware viable rn with current GPU prices crashing? Or would flipping newer hardware be better? Just getting into flipping and thinking if it’s worth tryna do budget builds with the market for newer gen getting cheaper
Really enjoyed!
Just a heads up, That PSU costs less the 25 bucks on EVGA b stock. Actually, it's up on EVGA b stock for 19.99 right now
love your content man!
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hey Brandon, as a first time PC builder, would you recommend I copy your exact build? I’m looking to play overwatch, apex legends, rocket league.
Not exactly, for a used build it depends on your local market and what you can find.
No if you can try and get a better gpu
just earned a new sub
Can’t wait to see how this goes!
I bought a killer system with an i5 6500, a gtx 970, and 16 go of ddr4 ram for $275, sold it for $500. No regrets
For those who are curious, it had a 110gb ssd plus a 1tb hdd. It also had a 650watt evga psu and some asrock mother board
That's a great deal! Congratulations!
@@BrandonYen Thank you!
Nice video. But the SSD is really quite small. 120GB (110GB Usable) isn't much, especially when you want to keep some space free to ensure performance (lets say 10GB). Windows 10 alone can use 40GB after a couple of updates. That leaves 60GB for games, that isn't even enough for Apex Legends. Extra storage is a must.
Yeah a 500gb hdd costs 10$ 1tb about 20$ which is so cheap. It wouldnt have hurt if he added it
@@nidzex4724 hard drives are even cheaper and you can get a 240gb ssd for like 20 bucks
Now you can get a 1TB NVME drive for around $30, and with Windows and games taking up a lot of storage nowadays it’s definitely good for both usability and marketing your PC.
@@razer1158where bro
Question, what did you do for the windows 10? That would of costed alot
@mikael englund but here is the thing, im talking when selling it, its not really fair to sell one with unactivated windows10
@mikael englund hey?
@mikael englund is it legal though to sell a pc by doing that? that was my question.
@mikael englund You really think I havent tried that? thats why I wanted to ask an actual flipper
@mikael englund yeah, thats why I tried to ask on this video because he was flipping but anyway thanks for trying to help
Yo, i got an 120gb samsung 850 evo sata ssd for 20 euros. Is it good?
Not a great deal for used. Try to aim for 10. Even 15 is on the high side
Damn this is good
good video. showed me not to consider this side hustle lol.
according to the city you leave it's still hard to found pc parts in used condition.
Yo man where do you live **in general** because I've been trying to buy things and my area sucks
im fed up of being skint i work like a slave everyday and still only have a few hundred to spend when it should be more. i need to learn this...
Subbed after this video
so i juss bought a i7 2600k for 25$ and a gtx 1060 3gb for 80$ ..... can i make profit ?
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Why not spend 10 dollars fpr a 500/300 gb hdd
I HAVE THE SAME INTREST sometimes there is alot of good offers it would literly feel so good
Red case for a blue themed mobo? Not my style 😋
that 970 is worth 200 now, that alone would've gave u more profit
roi over time is over a long time higher with flipping
i am ruining the 69 views
I wonder if this is even profitable if you do it in a third world country, what I mostly find is from internet shops which are heavily used and very dusty.
Oof
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Where’s the hard drive
Optional component
I got a b450 m pro moathvoard and 2600x amd
With 8gb ram for 100$
Imma do this until I get 15k and a 3070
did you do it?
this vid currently has the same amount of veiws as your subs
How did you activate the windows 10 on there without paying for it?
Sometimes the windows licenses are bound to the motherboard, so the previous owner’s key was activated on my copy of windows.
bruh i buyd this with 90 dollars lol a i7 6700k gtx 950 16 giga ram ddr4
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