Today we're taking a look at some more of your submitted gaming systems. To show your off your gaming PC to the world message me on Instagram @rginhd. Thanks for watching :)
BTW guys today I upgraded from the xfx r5 230 2gb ddr3 128 bits to a used Asus gtx 1050 2gb ddr5 oc edition I got for 50 euros,I know no one asked me 😁
@@alberthakvoort8473 It is just a click on BIOS. Like most of the processor families AMD used just on type of chip for all Phenoms. They were all 4 core processors but for cheaper models some of the cores were disabled. First they used partly broken chips and those will not unlock but as manufacturing get better they did not have enough broken chips so they just used completely functional chips. Same thing happened on Sempron 100, Athlon II and Phenom II processor families also. You could open cores and/or L3 cache with some processors. Most usual thing was Phenom II 550be (2 core) open to 4 core and also every Sempron 165 (I think that was the name) always opened to 2 core but that was not a very powerful CPU even at the time (circa 2009-2010)
@@Thralfuzzball Just don't give a shit for even a second for the "bullying". As long as it's not physical bullying - you're good. Look it the way I look, humans are just humans. Words don't exists besides only on paper and in your head. The meaning of something (words for example) is only the meaning you give. If someone calls you a "loser" or other things - it doesn't matter. You know who you are and who you want to be after you graduate. You have a goal unlike those actual losers that bully you
Welcome to the club. As I pwn noobs with ricer chairs daily... while sitting on IKEA $15 chairs (although those break within 6 months, so for the last 2 months I have a $99 actual leather IKEA chair!)... I really really loved your submission, I actually chuckled loudly :) I'm umm... kind of... trained in ergonomics... and for mouse and keyboard operation... umm... yeah, no kind of "office chair" can be made actually safe. Meanwhile, a kitchen chair of appropriate height passes all requirements except arm wrests (which are NOT good for typing or gaming, but I understand how those can be a requirement for an actual executive's office... if they're a noob! aka has a secretary who uses a computer for them)
@@--Lam thanks for enjoying my little joke, this is actually an IKEA chair as well, was like 60€ but i have had it for 6 years now and it still works :) as for ergonomics, im actually 6"2' and when i raise the chair (which i usually do) my arms sit flat on the table. well it means that im angeling my hands upwards for mouse and keyboard which is probably not ideal but it feels pretty comfortable most of of the time.
I don't know how tall that is (and it's strange that you buy things for euros and still measure distances in inches and umm... minutes? I don't think those go together?) but for the others let me say this: for actual mouse and keyboard operation the most important part is that your forearms rest on the desk and you don't have to lift them. Then it's a matter of your position and distance from the desk. Back to you, you say you're "angeling" so I assume your forearms can rest but your shoulders have to work to raise your arms up? I assume I'm wrong, as that would make no sense if that's the position you actually prefer ;) Pretty sure I just didn't get what you meant. BUT if that's really the case (I don't think so, please don't be mad) and the chair is too low/desk too high, then you still can game fine, just spread the arms further out so you don't need to lift yourself. Typing, on the other hand, would be an issue on a normal keyboard. Again, I'm sure that's not what you meant, at least not to that degree :) You can tell I don't think you need any advice, because you said you feel comfortable AND you have a proper chair that's not "GAMING". I just wanted to share the most basic basics to anyone who reads this and wonders how that is that some people can spend 12 hours in front of a computer and they get pain after 2.
If you go by the number (9xxx series), it's the quad core model. The x3 were 8xxx. The CPUs came out to try and compete with the Core 2s and didn't do so well. The Phenom IIs that came afterwards were way better. Nonetheless, those Dell XPS's were great gaming PCs at the time and it was one I wanted but could never afford. lol
Epic exam advice man. This is the reason your one of my fav you tubers. Keep up the excellent work, its genuinely refreshing to see an actual content creator in a sea of mostly advertisement creators.
I love your channel, you're just another pc-guy, and not in it for the money! You genuinely enjoy making content, and you seem so down to earth, keep it up!
ive still got my asus 750 ti 2gb what a great card picked this up 2017 for 65 pounds got a 1050 ti 4gb few months ago for 50 pounds but i'll keep my 750 which is boxed too if i get another system at some point cheap for other tasks bung the 750 ti and rx470 in it for mining
I just finished putting mine together. It has a Cyrix 486 DX-2 @ 66MHz, 16MB of ram, a 1MB S3 Trio 64, a Pro Audio Spectrum and a 540MB HDD. Now it's time to install an os, probably Windows 3.1.
Had a cyrix DX-2 80 back in 95 with 8mb of ram and a 420mb hdd, was using windows 3.11 for workgroups, attempted using the launch release of windows 95 but it kept making itself unbootable every other day and the floppy swap install was far too real with that OS so stuck with 3.11 till SP1 released.
I went at mine with a hacksaw and bent the metal for that reason. Had to drill out the rivets to get a HDD tray out. Still looks good outside and fits my Fury which is like 12in long.
To the guy with the 4570T - my 4670 will be up for grabs as soon as I find a sensibly priced 4770/4790! Help me out mate, I'll post it to you for free if you find something local or whatever ;) (Never used 4670 copper-insert super-premium :D box cooler included!)
This guy is what RUclips is supposed to be about, and he deserves millions of subscribers. I don't mean to sound ideological, but, we need a return to appreciation of this type of content, which in my view, was likely what the early pioneers of the internet might have wanted to see on the internet.
13:54 Mad respect for that sticker right there. Best NFS game, no doubt about that. Also a really big part of my childhood, still playing it since I was 4, so it's been over 12 years.
I love this man, brings positive energy and humble, almost half a mil subs but still a simple and minimalist man, just look at his room, nothing special like RGB lights and LED strips, but a nice bed and a small fan. He also shoots his videos everywhere like his backyard, living room(?) and bedroom. You are without doubt my favorite RUclipsr, keep up the great work dude.
Yeah, I did some quick math as well but the interesting thing is that all PSUs that Nvidia recommended back in the day had at least 1000 W. I put in the 750 W PSU because I had nothing else laying around and this build was just a normal SLI build with 2x8800 GTX before. As already said, it works fine but I had to use two SATA-Power to PCIe-Power adapters for the third 8800 GTX.
I have a Alienware R5 with a i7 6700. I changed out the HHD for a 1tb SSD and put in 32gb of ram. I know the 32gb is overkill but got a good price on the 32gb kit. Also put in a 1070ti and two more 1tb SSDs for storage. This setup runs everything I throw at it very well. Just changing out the HHD to SSD alone will speed your systems up.
Son, you don't give bad advice. That was some beautiful life advice about bullies, school, and putting all of life's misgivings into context. Enjoy the channel, hope you keep doing this. I'd like to submit my rig but the whole Instagram thing is just...….No nice way to say it but I absolutely hate it.
I'm in the process of gathering parts for a build in a HAF XB EVO case. I'd recommend checking out that particular case, it's technically a LAN box but you can cram an NH-D15, MSI's 2080 Ti Lightning Z, and 128Gb of RAM in it.
Ahh that i3 brings me memories, i had similar pc but it's gone now (robbed) and now I'm rocking a R5 2600X paired with Vega 56 (which i got it new for 200 usd ) , life's find a way i guess lol
To the guy that has the A8 7600 and R7 360. I would spend the 5-600 pounds to upgrade your rig. I would keep your storage, PSU, and case if you are happy with them. I would suggest an AsRock B450m Pro4, Ryzen 2600, 2x8 GB of G.Skill TridentZ 3200 CL14, and a Sapphire Pulse RX 580. All good solid products, and your bang for the buck performance will be great. The is a hair over $500 USD so hopefully that fits your UK budget. The XFX and PowerColor RX 580 variants are cheaper and still adequate, and bumping your RAM to a 3200 CL16 kit will save you more money at the cost of some performance.
If ya go dual monitor get a curved ultrawide+27in of your choice...If for some reason you can't find an ultrawide fix for an old game or you just wanna watch youtube the 2nd monitor becomes much more than an afterthought. Absolutely love my 35in 3440x1440 120hz + 27in 2560x1440 75 hz, it is pure gaming/cinematic bliss!
Consider 21:9 if you're thinking about multi-monitor. I upgraded to the Asus PG348Q over the summer, and seeing more of the timeline in Vegas Pro is nothing short of fantastic in terms of utility. Playing games in 21:9 is awesome as well, provided that the game supports it, though I'm not one to complain bout pillar boxing since sitting at arm's length away from a 34" screen kinda makes it a non-issue. Granted that I've also upgraded to a 9900K and a 2080 Ti so I can max out most games at 3440 x 1440 and be able to record them in 1080p without losing much video quality, and the boost in resolution also contributes to making editing significantly less cumbersome thanks to scaling. But 2560 x 1080 monitors should have similar quality of life improvements without having to buy a new GPU. And I got used to the curve radius within a week, provided that the Asus PG348Q 's curve is 3800R compared to a less subtle 1800R.
Not sure if you keep going these, but here are my previous gaming rigs: Pentium 1 166mhz 32mb of ram 1,5mb VRAM (Diamond Stealth). Notes: Played some emulators of its time (KEGA, Visualboy Advance, ZSnes) but mostly Microsoft games, MAME (0.35) and NeoRageX. AMD + Nvidia rig: AMD 64 3200+ (1.8ghz), ASUS "mustard"board (due to the color these boards used to be) 1gb DDR1 PCI Envy24 Soundboard (integrated soundboard was DOA). NVIDIA GT430 1gb VRAM (at first it was a ATi 9250) Notes: Had to upgrade it because suspiciously hard drives would die out of the blue. And confirmed... indeed, it was the mustard motherboard chewing my hard drives out. Also probably my most memorable build since I played Tomb Raider 2013 from start to finish and something I REALLY regret since then I got a.... Intel G2030 3.0 Ghz ASRock H61M VG3 "blue" motherboard 4gb DDR3 Nvidia GT640 1gb Notes: Memorable since I was able to play most of GTA V, but forgettable because those ASSrack motherboards were as fragile as heating and cooling glass at the same time so they were a time bomb. Up to this point was using generic PSUs, since nothing required extra connections. A memory channel did die without even using it, so go figure the quality of this board, untill I got my ideal rig... Intel i5 3330 3.0ghz Asus H61M-F (smol but powerful board!) 8gb DDR3 Nvidia GTX 760 2gb VRAM (my very first mid-high end graphics card!). Notes: My idea gaming rig, which I regretted playing Tomb Raider 2013 on my first gaming rig and not in this D: Currently: Intel i5 3330 8Gb DDR3 Same board (I do have a thing for small motherboards ok? They need love too! D:). Nvidia GTX 1660 6gb VRAM Notes: I think Metro was the most unoptimized game I did try on this rig and... didn't had a pleasant experience.
1070 is an absolutely beast of a card. What a card. So far I've decided to skip 20 series and wait for RTX 3080. I am not willing to spend my money on anything higher than 2080, but it's the same 8 gb vram and only up to 2x performance. So instead of 30 fps ultra 4k I would be getting 60 fps. at best. Not worth the upgrade... Could not be happier with my 1070 card , one of my best graphics card purchases.
I5 4570t... I would definantly upgrade that cpu with the normal i5 4570. Pairing that with the rest of the current specs would make a really good gaming and decent productivity rig for one simple cpu swap.
Guy with the 3-way SLI at 4:30 is okay with the PSU, the load wattage would be around 700W, and as long as the PSU can provide at least 53A on the 12V line, the SLI should be okay. Both these specs are met by the CM GX 750, which provide a 60A on a single 12V line (as far as I could research). That is, of course, taking the specs from when the PSU was new. We all know that components degrade over time and with heat, specially capacitors in PSUs, and this could directly affect his system stability... I've been victim of an PSU that went bad after a few years, even being overpowered for that specific system....
x3 and quad core are not necessarily mutually exclusive, everything was a quad in those days and you could potentially unlock the 4th, I have a dual that unlocks a 3rd stable laying around somewhere
I think even my gaming setup seems to easily handle the latest games which is an Intel core i7-6800k cpu 6 cores, 12 threads overclocked to 4.3 ghz, 16 gb g.skill ddr4 ram 3000 mhz in quad channel, graphics card is PNY nvidia gtx 1080, 250 gb samsung 860 evo ssd with 3 tb seagate hard drive, MSI x99a carbon gaming pro motherboard. I think what I have here is probably ideal gaming specs from 2016, still pretty good today.
I got myself an upgrade this year. Used to have this old MSI gx60 laptop (MSI GX60-233 with a pentium-like quad core mobile chip (A10-5750m), a Radeon HD8970m, 1666mhz 1x8GB, a 1080p 60hz, and a 1TB WD blue to be more exact). Upgraded to Case: NZXT H442 Motherboard: MSI Z390 PRO CARBON CPU: the one and only i9-9900k with a be quiet! dark rock pro 4 cooler RAM:2x16GB of HyperX Predator ddr4-3000 GPU: 2080ti Gaming X Trio by MSI HDD:4TB seagate Ironwolf SSD:NVME Samsung 970 EVO PSU: Cooler Master v1200 Platinum 1200w And a an ASUS PG279Q monitor. Is there anything I should’ve picked differently? P.S. I know I probably should’ve gone and bought a SATA SSD instead of the HDD, but they were out of stock at the time. And maybe I should’ve gone for a 4K monitor, but I really consider high refresh rates and system longevity more important.
@ShadowBran26 I know people that went from 2006 laptops to 1080 gaming rigs, so my case isn’t that wild, besides the hd 8970m was the top of the line mobile chip only 6 years ago in 2013
also, to the person using the i3 2120 on the dell motherboard, i was running that same processor on a dell motherboard and was able to upgrade it to a non-k i5 2500. you might wanna look into that. the motherboard came out of a dell Vostro 620. check pictures if it the same as yours.
On Phenom X3 you're able to unlock the 4th core. On motherboards that supports cpu cores manipulation it's very easy. But in some cases performance might be worse that with 3 cores, becouse cache memory is need to share with also that additional core.
@@amoniousbt1110 I've never done any over-volting or overclocking in it. It was paired to a gt430, 4gb ddr2 ram and an Asus mobo (I dont remember the model exactly)
@@amoniousbt1110 The first generation of phenom had a cold bug of sorts. The highest clocked 9950 was 2.6 ghz and they pretty much refused to go faster. i t wasn't until Phenom II and the move to from 65nm to 45nm that AMD got their Phenoms to 3 ghz+.
Hey, I've got an old i5 650 2c/4t cpu in an 10 y/o pc. What parts should I look at for upgrading? Currently I'm looking to put in an ssd and a gt 1030.
As you might know, got to be catious when it comes to PSUs of less familiar brands or things can go wrong although unless you know you can trust it not strike down the system.
@@HuntersMoon78 why did you even bought the470 when you still have that awesome 960? My gtx 660ti OC still rocks and I'm not even thinking to replace it
hey i have a nitro 470 rx 8 gb its a mining card only has no outputs was reading how i could use its power for gaming with igpu ? which my cpu has but cant seem to find clear instructions how to set it up any ideas anyone
@@justaman5418 no outputs at all? Not even DVI? Linus did a video about using a mining configured Geforce for gaming via mobo graphics ports. I know it isn't exactly the same. If you have DVI, though, a DVI to HDMI adapter should so the trick.
My gaming rig has an i7 4790, RTX 2070, 24 gigs of ddr3 ram clocked at 1,600 mhz and Samsung 850 Evo. Yes I know the i7 4790 bottlenecks the RTX 2070 at 1080p and 1440p but not at 4K. I have a 32 inch 1080p 60 hz tv and I know it bottlenecks the RTX 2070 in most games but to fix that I just use the in game resolution scale or dynamic resolution and downscale higher resolutions such as 4K and use Nvidia's fast sync to lessen input lag so then my tv isn't a bottleneck anymore.
Hi bro. My gaming rig is Core2Quad q6600 2.4 Ghz GT 710 1GB GDDR5 6 GB DDR2 800 Mhz,Patriot Burst 128 GB for system ang WD 500 GB for data and i play haha GTA 4 in 1280x1024 medium-high detail stable 40-50 FPS. Yeah poor system but......I play.... Keep doing what you do.You're doing it right.Sincerely a fan from the Czech Republic
@@isaacsalazar1430 thanks! This is better than I thought since I am used to getting 30 fps on low settings. I dont even have the money for anything over 1080p so I think I'm good lol xd
My gaming rig is a HP z620 i found in a closed down business. I brought a pair of xeon e5-2690's and an rx590. Scores 2160 in Cinebench r15 and im getting 60 fps in everything i play... Vulcan games and some dx12 games are using both processors and games that don't i still have 8c/16t @3.8ghz boost. I'd describe it as reasonable...
i just ordered a new cooler master q300l case because i had the acrylic side panel off my old one to do some maintenance and had the panel sitting on my chair and sat on it snapping the panel into 2 pieces..........so after about 3 months of thinking about it i purchased an entire new one lol sucks but i hate the visible crack down the middle even tho 2 screws hold each side fairly well. anyway maybe once it arrives i will send u full details and pics of my machine now with a brand spanken new case
for me SSD has become a thing just recently :D on my previous computer 2 years ago i still had a Seagate SSHD it was 5 times faster than a HDD (150mb/s) and would load anything fast enough. But when i finally graduated from GTX 1060Ti to RTX 2070 i felt ready for a SSD migration :3
Your room must be overclocked, nice dual fan set up there
Lol
it`s all just about the RDinHD himself has high TDP :D
RandomnFansinHD 8-)
BTW guys today I upgraded from the xfx r5 230 2gb ddr3 128 bits to a used Asus gtx 1050 2gb ddr5 oc edition I got for 50 euros,I know no one asked me 😁
It for when it gets over 15 degrees Celsius, these brits can’t handle it
I think the Phenom X3 guy might've unlocked the 4th core
It could be. I've heard about that, how did they didit?
That might be the case yeah
@@alberthakvoort8473 if I'm not mistaken Phil from philscomputerlab did it on a video tutorial.
@@rhyzon its not hard to do done mine ages ago
@@alberthakvoort8473 It is just a click on BIOS. Like most of the processor families AMD used just on type of chip for all Phenoms. They were all 4 core processors but for cheaper models some of the cores were disabled. First they used partly broken chips and those will not unlock but as manufacturing get better they did not have enough broken chips so they just used completely functional chips. Same thing happened on Sempron 100, Athlon II and Phenom II processor families also. You could open cores and/or L3 cache with some processors. Most usual thing was Phenom II 550be (2 core) open to 4 core and also every Sempron 165 (I think that was the name) always opened to 2 core but that was not a very powerful CPU even at the time (circa 2009-2010)
I bet those table fans behind is for overclocking CPUs to extreme level
Your wrong it is to overclock the Keyboard
You're wrong, they're overclocking his Gaming chair... Gotta make that +90 fps stick
Its to blow away his farts
@@thecompanioncube4211 What do you mean? are you stupid it's a stand up desk.
@@ihave0likesonmycomments111 overclock his legs so he runs faster
My chair must add 1000 FPS, it was found by the side of the road, has no plastic back anymore, and squeaks more than a Yugo found in a Junkyard.
srbu moj
I would love to see such a chair.
Hey man, I remember you from the Google+ PC group, I miss Google+ lol
better than a milkcrate and definitely better than a shopping trolley
@@Al3ksandrOrlov Yeah me too lol
You are such a cool, down to earth, well rounded guy. That's why people love your channel. PC's are everywhere. 😊
@RandomGaminginHD I think I did good enough? lol
Only in my house not :[ i maybe get one
God bless that chap who's struggling with exams and bullying. Heart goes out to you!
Man...
I can relate to him as im going into my exams soon and have had a bullying problem
@@Thralfuzzball Just don't give a shit for even a second for the "bullying". As long as it's not physical bullying - you're good. Look it the way I look, humans are just humans. Words don't exists besides only on paper and in your head. The meaning of something (words for example) is only the meaning you give. If someone calls you a "loser" or other things - it doesn't matter. You know who you are and who you want to be after you graduate. You have a goal unlike those actual losers that bully you
11:05 its actually saying +10fps, but i take the 90 as well haha, sorry, the pen was way too big ;) also its 16gb ram.
nice setup
@@finboi541 thanks
Welcome to the club. As I pwn noobs with ricer chairs daily... while sitting on IKEA $15 chairs (although those break within 6 months, so for the last 2 months I have a $99 actual leather IKEA chair!)... I really really loved your submission, I actually chuckled loudly :)
I'm umm... kind of... trained in ergonomics... and for mouse and keyboard operation... umm... yeah, no kind of "office chair" can be made actually safe. Meanwhile, a kitchen chair of appropriate height passes all requirements except arm wrests (which are NOT good for typing or gaming, but I understand how those can be a requirement for an actual executive's office... if they're a noob! aka has a secretary who uses a computer for them)
@@--Lam thanks for enjoying my little joke, this is actually an IKEA chair as well, was like 60€ but i have had it for 6 years now and it still works :)
as for ergonomics, im actually 6"2' and when i raise the chair (which i usually do) my arms sit flat on the table. well it means that im angeling my hands upwards for mouse and keyboard which is probably not ideal but it feels pretty comfortable most of of the time.
I don't know how tall that is (and it's strange that you buy things for euros and still measure distances in inches and umm... minutes? I don't think those go together?) but for the others let me say this: for actual mouse and keyboard operation the most important part is that your forearms rest on the desk and you don't have to lift them.
Then it's a matter of your position and distance from the desk. Back to you, you say you're "angeling" so I assume your forearms can rest but your shoulders have to work to raise your arms up? I assume I'm wrong, as that would make no sense if that's the position you actually prefer ;) Pretty sure I just didn't get what you meant. BUT if that's really the case (I don't think so, please don't be mad) and the chair is too low/desk too high, then you still can game fine, just spread the arms further out so you don't need to lift yourself. Typing, on the other hand, would be an issue on a normal keyboard. Again, I'm sure that's not what you meant, at least not to that degree :)
You can tell I don't think you need any advice, because you said you feel comfortable AND you have a proper chair that's not "GAMING". I just wanted to share the most basic basics to anyone who reads this and wonders how that is that some people can spend 12 hours in front of a computer and they get pain after 2.
The phenom x3 actually was a quad core with one core disabled. Some motherboards came with a feature that unlocks it.
If you go by the number (9xxx series), it's the quad core model. The x3 were 8xxx. The CPUs came out to try and compete with the Core 2s and didn't do so well. The Phenom IIs that came afterwards were way better. Nonetheless, those Dell XPS's were great gaming PCs at the time and it was one I wanted but could never afford. lol
Epic exam advice man. This is the reason your one of my fav you tubers. Keep up the excellent work, its genuinely refreshing to see an actual content creator in a sea of mostly advertisement creators.
a commercial about 1994 next!!!
I love your channel, you're just another pc-guy, and not in it for the money! You genuinely enjoy making content, and you seem so down to earth, keep it up!
Truly love how much more enthused you look when reviewing older rigs than with more modern machines
My 1660 Ti is coming in the mail tomorrow, time to have the longest day of the year
Sixth Sense you’re an idiot according to nvidia
the CEO of Nvidia said that buying a non-RTX GPU is idiotic
@@trissmerigold7197 did he fr
@@businessmail4929 yes. He just wanna make sum money
@@trissmerigold7197 My gt210 would like to have a word with the CEO
just a pure kinded person on this channel
Core 2 Duo E8400 4ghz
8gb ddr2 820mhz
GTX 750ti OC
120gb ssd
1tb hhd
RainbowFoxSilo good retro machine
ive still got my asus 750 ti 2gb what a great card picked this up 2017 for 65 pounds got a 1050 ti 4gb few months ago for 50 pounds but i'll keep my 750 which is boxed too if i get another system at some point cheap for other tasks bung the 750 ti and rx470 in it for mining
750ti is such a legendary budget card, not too sure about the lifetime of that C2D tho. Could probably grab yourself a cheap LGA1155 board with an i5.
@@gunswinger3110 nah im just showing ya ma old rig
new:
i3 6100 3.7ghz skylake
16gb ddr4 2666mhz
GTX 1060 6gb OC
120gb ssd
1tb hhd
@@the-be8dj £50 is normal for 1050ti's hell even I would sell my 1050ti for 50£
I just finished putting mine together. It has a Cyrix 486 DX-2 @ 66MHz, 16MB of ram, a 1MB S3 Trio 64, a Pro Audio Spectrum and a 540MB HDD. Now it's time to install an os, probably Windows 3.1.
Tom 2404 this comment brings me happiness
Installing Windows 3.1 without installing MS-DOS first? How do you plan to accomplish that?
@@supra107 of course I'll install MS-DOS first, I thought that's kind of self explanatory.
Had a cyrix DX-2 80 back in 95 with 8mb of ram and a 420mb hdd, was using windows 3.11 for workgroups, attempted using the launch release of windows 95 but it kept making itself unbootable every other day and the floppy swap install was far too real with that OS so stuck with 3.11 till SP1 released.
Wow, you brought back a lot of memories of fun times
1:25 The 9850 is a first generation Phenom quad core.
I had to bend my pc case to but a full size gpu In my pc
what is a full size gpu
Reloadium so say if I had a low profile gpu it’s half hight of a normal gpu so I call a normal gpu a full size gpu because yeah
I went at mine with a hacksaw and bent the metal for that reason. Had to drill out the rivets to get a HDD tray out. Still looks good outside and fits my Fury which is like 12in long.
To the guy with the 4570T - my 4670 will be up for grabs as soon as I find a sensibly priced 4770/4790! Help me out mate, I'll post it to you for free if you find something local or whatever ;)
(Never used 4670 copper-insert super-premium :D box cooler included!)
How can you not like this guy ? Such a nice humble human being coupled with knowledge and interesting content. Keep it up bro.
"forgot password"
Never change, RGHD. Never change.
This guy is what RUclips is supposed to be about, and he deserves millions of subscribers. I don't mean to sound ideological, but, we need a return to appreciation of this type of content, which in my view, was likely what the early pioneers of the internet might have wanted to see on the internet.
13:54 Mad respect for that sticker right there. Best NFS game, no doubt about that. Also a really big part of my childhood, still playing it since I was 4, so it's been over 12 years.
*Says he’s bad at giving advice. *gives great advice
that Zalman Cooler on the 775 Rig are Awesome I used to own one :-)
Zalman CNPS 9900 Max Red still cooling my 4790K over here. :-)
@@outtheredude I wish i Still had mine!
@@nathanmilnthorpe11 Well, in the UK, for just £38.16 (+P&P):
www.boston.co.uk/products/cnps9900-max-rl.aspx
I love this man, brings positive energy and humble, almost half a mil subs but still a simple and minimalist man, just look at his room, nothing special like RGB lights and LED strips, but a nice bed and a small fan. He also shoots his videos everywhere like his backyard, living room(?) and bedroom. You are without doubt my favorite RUclipsr, keep up the great work dude.
Thanks :)
The 8800GTX has a max TDP of 192 watts. The QX6700 ha a TDP of 130 watts. So 706 watts in total.
POWAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH
Ram, fans, hdds, and peripherals? Ez 50+ watts
OC'd CPU as well, although I found 145w for the 8800gtx (probably the reference version)
That cpu is at 130w? Here I thought 100w is what counts as bing quite a lot and above a little over the top.
Yeah, I did some quick math as well but the interesting thing is that all PSUs that Nvidia recommended back in the day had at least 1000 W.
I put in the 750 W PSU because I had nothing else laying around and this build was just a normal SLI build with 2x8800 GTX before. As already said, it works fine but I had to use two SATA-Power to PCIe-Power adapters for the third 8800 GTX.
That triple SLI build is nuts! And you can also use it for roasting those nuts with the amount of heat it produces!
I have a Alienware R5 with a i7 6700. I changed out the HHD for a 1tb SSD and put in 32gb of ram. I know the 32gb is overkill but got a good price on the 32gb kit. Also put in a 1070ti and two more 1tb SSDs for storage. This setup runs everything I throw at it very well. Just changing out the HHD to SSD alone will speed your systems up.
That thumbnail judges the shit outta me.
Gotta upgrade.
😂😂😂😂
@@Whocareslol420 I also have a laptop but I dont have a desk so I have it on my lap and it overheats hotter than hell
great advice about the bully's ... your right .. they are only trying to mask there own problems
RGiHD you should make a reddit page instead of Instagram.
Yup
Nah
gtx 1060 is no budget gpu back then, it cost me a fortune back when bitcoins were booming
RIP mate... sold my used RX 480 back then for 150€ profit
@@jacket0708 true, that gpu was around $450 and it's hard to find, now it's everywhere and much more affordable
I'm finding 1060s, both 3 and 6gb models, for about €100 nowadays
This channel really makes you think before buying a GPU when you see the prices they drop to....
The "piece de résistance"... It's so beautiful... Maybe because I'm french...
Son, you don't give bad advice. That was some beautiful life advice about bullies, school, and putting all of life's misgivings into context. Enjoy the channel, hope you keep doing this. I'd like to submit my rig but the whole Instagram thing is just...….No nice way to say it but I absolutely hate it.
I'd love to see the benchmarks on that 3 way gtx8800, what a beauty.
My very thoughts exactly
I'm in the process of gathering parts for a build in a HAF XB EVO case. I'd recommend checking out that particular case, it's technically a LAN box but you can cram an NH-D15, MSI's 2080 Ti Lightning Z, and 128Gb of RAM in it.
"all I can say is I got straight U's" - RandomGaminginHD 2019
Distracted by the Nice shaded bird feeder....Had a song thrush rootin around in my hawthorn hedge, very rare bird....
8:38 I can barley speak my language too, but i gotta speak english, czech and german. (Im best in english)
you sould review your personal computer rig @RandomGaminginHD please
I'm in love with my i3-7100, RX570 4GB and 8 BG DDR4.
Not a bad system, though I'd recommend upgrading to 16 GB of ram at some point.
Have a nice one man
But me
My Queensland i5 2400
8gb (2×4) ddr3 1600
Gtx 950
Ssd 240 gb kingstone for live
Ahh that i3 brings me memories, i had similar pc but it's gone now (robbed) and now I'm rocking a R5 2600X paired with Vega 56 (which i got it new for 200 usd ) , life's find a way i guess lol
I don't know why you really love a Dual Core CPU, If I was you I would buy a used PC with an i7-4790k for the same price...
@@IWoVex Okay, we get it. You're spoilt.
"I hope to see you in my DMs" oh boy
To the guy that has the A8 7600 and R7 360. I would spend the 5-600 pounds to upgrade your rig. I would keep your storage, PSU, and case if you are happy with them. I would suggest an AsRock B450m Pro4, Ryzen 2600, 2x8 GB of G.Skill TridentZ 3200 CL14, and a Sapphire Pulse RX 580. All good solid products, and your bang for the buck performance will be great. The is a hair over $500 USD so hopefully that fits your UK budget. The XFX and PowerColor RX 580 variants are cheaper and still adequate, and bumping your RAM to a 3200 CL16 kit will save you more money at the cost of some performance.
Waaaay i got in the episode!
Oh and that blue colour, is between Turquoise and Sky blue.
Thanks for the feature mate! i almost feel famous :)
If ya go dual monitor get a curved ultrawide+27in of your choice...If for some reason you can't find an ultrawide fix for an old game or you just wanna watch youtube the 2nd monitor becomes much more than an afterthought. Absolutely love my 35in 3440x1440 120hz + 27in 2560x1440 75 hz, it is pure gaming/cinematic bliss!
Consider 21:9 if you're thinking about multi-monitor. I upgraded to the Asus PG348Q over the summer, and seeing more of the timeline in Vegas Pro is nothing short of fantastic in terms of utility. Playing games in 21:9 is awesome as well, provided that the game supports it, though I'm not one to complain bout pillar boxing since sitting at arm's length away from a 34" screen kinda makes it a non-issue. Granted that I've also upgraded to a 9900K and a 2080 Ti so I can max out most games at 3440 x 1440 and be able to record them in 1080p without losing much video quality, and the boost in resolution also contributes to making editing significantly less cumbersome thanks to scaling. But 2560 x 1080 monitors should have similar quality of life improvements without having to buy a new GPU. And I got used to the curve radius within a week, provided that the Asus PG348Q 's curve is 3800R compared to a less subtle 1800R.
WOW I never realised my chair was holding back my FPS, I now have the BEST excuses!!!
Gotta swap my old school office chair for a racing seat bolted on a framework for a chair.
Not sure if you keep going these, but here are my previous gaming rigs:
Pentium 1 166mhz
32mb of ram
1,5mb VRAM (Diamond Stealth).
Notes: Played some emulators of its time (KEGA, Visualboy Advance, ZSnes) but mostly Microsoft games, MAME (0.35) and NeoRageX.
AMD + Nvidia rig:
AMD 64 3200+ (1.8ghz), ASUS "mustard"board (due to the color these boards used to be)
1gb DDR1
PCI Envy24 Soundboard (integrated soundboard was DOA).
NVIDIA GT430 1gb VRAM (at first it was a ATi 9250)
Notes: Had to upgrade it because suspiciously hard drives would die out of the blue. And confirmed... indeed, it was the mustard motherboard chewing my hard drives out. Also probably my most memorable build since I played Tomb Raider 2013 from start to finish and something I REALLY regret since then I got a....
Intel G2030 3.0 Ghz
ASRock H61M VG3 "blue" motherboard
4gb DDR3
Nvidia GT640 1gb
Notes: Memorable since I was able to play most of GTA V, but forgettable because those ASSrack motherboards were as fragile as heating and cooling glass at the same time so they were a time bomb. Up to this point was using generic PSUs, since nothing required extra connections. A memory channel did die without even using it, so go figure the quality of this board, untill I got my ideal rig...
Intel i5 3330 3.0ghz
Asus H61M-F (smol but powerful board!)
8gb DDR3
Nvidia GTX 760 2gb VRAM (my very first mid-high end graphics card!).
Notes: My idea gaming rig, which I regretted playing Tomb Raider 2013 on my first gaming rig and not in this D:
Currently:
Intel i5 3330
8Gb DDR3
Same board (I do have a thing for small motherboards ok? They need love too! D:).
Nvidia GTX 1660 6gb VRAM
Notes: I think Metro was the most unoptimized game I did try on this rig and... didn't had a pleasant experience.
When will be the next one of this video? Really excited! :)
My dream gaming pc would be a dos gaming pc running windows 98 im currently stuck with a laptop and a Dell Dimension 9100
I'm trying to get Command & Conquer Red Alert to run on Windows 7 but it refuses...so sad that newer machines can't play old classics.
@@DavidSmith-oy4of yep its sad
I love how you didn’t know what to say at 8:03
i like how you know just about everything about old pc's.
oh looks like i need to delay my sleep once again, lel, been waiting for this!
1070 is an absolutely beast of a card. What a card.
So far I've decided to skip 20 series and wait for RTX 3080.
I am not willing to spend my money on anything higher than 2080, but it's the same 8 gb vram and only up to 2x performance.
So instead of 30 fps ultra 4k I would be getting 60 fps. at best. Not worth the upgrade...
Could not be happier with my 1070 card , one of my best graphics card purchases.
I love your videos dude, it is so cool to see a RUclipsr getting excited about pcs that don’t cost a kidney and a half.
Do you wanna see my gaming setup?
A flying ssd
I said all.
Your fans are with you ... literally
I5 4570t... I would definantly upgrade that cpu with the normal i5 4570. Pairing that with the rest of the current specs would make a really good gaming and decent productivity rig for one simple cpu swap.
Guy with the 3-way SLI at 4:30 is okay with the PSU, the load wattage would be around 700W, and as long as the PSU can provide at least 53A on the 12V line, the SLI should be okay. Both these specs are met by the CM GX 750, which provide a 60A on a single 12V line (as far as I could research).
That is, of course, taking the specs from when the PSU was new. We all know that components degrade over time and with heat, specially capacitors in PSUs, and this could directly affect his system stability... I've been victim of an PSU that went bad after a few years, even being overpowered for that specific system....
I felt that thumbnail
19:50 Good recommendations there, I agree! :)
i got one of my xps630i's for £1 off ebay. I got my second one for £15. internals are long gone now but i still use the cases and the leds still work.
Its 1 am here in Indonesia, but you just uploaded video. Sooo its time to delay my sleep i guess.
Nice video 👍
Which indonesia though ? Here its 2 am , east borneo , gmt+8 😆 , so I must say that I'm better at delaying my sleep
@@trendyple9380 surabaya gan hehe
x3 and quad core are not necessarily mutually exclusive, everything was a quad in those days and you could potentially unlock the 4th, I have a dual that unlocks a 3rd stable laying around somewhere
Running a i7-4770k with 20g of ram and a 1060 6gb and loving it
20 grams of ram are you sure you can even run windows XP?
@@ray_pingminers6873 lol pretty sure he meant 20GB of ram which while a strange number is more than enough for Windows 7, 8 or 10.
If people bully you, just use an old PSU as a weapon.
I think even my gaming setup seems to easily handle the latest games which is an Intel core i7-6800k cpu 6 cores, 12 threads overclocked to 4.3 ghz, 16 gb g.skill ddr4 ram 3000 mhz in quad channel, graphics card is PNY nvidia gtx 1080, 250 gb samsung 860 evo ssd with 3 tb seagate hard drive, MSI x99a carbon gaming pro motherboard. I think what I have here is probably ideal gaming specs from 2016, still pretty good today.
finally! our battle will be legendary
I got myself an upgrade this year. Used to have this old MSI gx60 laptop (MSI GX60-233 with a pentium-like quad core mobile chip (A10-5750m), a Radeon HD8970m, 1666mhz 1x8GB, a 1080p 60hz, and a 1TB WD blue to be more exact).
Upgraded to
Case: NZXT H442
Motherboard: MSI Z390 PRO CARBON
CPU: the one and only i9-9900k with a be quiet! dark rock pro 4 cooler
RAM:2x16GB of HyperX Predator ddr4-3000
GPU: 2080ti Gaming X Trio by MSI
HDD:4TB seagate Ironwolf
SSD:NVME Samsung 970 EVO
PSU: Cooler Master v1200 Platinum 1200w
And a an ASUS PG279Q monitor.
Is there anything I should’ve picked differently?
P.S. I know I probably should’ve gone and bought a SATA SSD instead of the HDD, but they were out of stock at the time. And maybe I should’ve gone for a 4K monitor, but I really consider high refresh rates and system longevity more important.
That's one hell of an upgrade
@ShadowBran26 I know people that went from 2006 laptops to 1080 gaming rigs, so my case isn’t that wild, besides the hd 8970m was the top of the line mobile chip only 6 years ago in 2013
Not gonna lie that was some clean advice.
Man, i do have 3 monitor setup and it is such an overkill. 2 monitors are the best. Love you videos, especially tinkering with an old hardware.
I'd brag cause you seem like a really good person. I also like your channel.
I really love watching this channel, for some reason..
And I fucken love myself for that
Mate your vids are the most satisfying way for me to start my day! Thanks for bringing back the series
I technically don't have a gaming PC, but I do have a HTPC which I do use for gaming.
What's an HTPC?
@@kenbee1957 home theater PC
I just built my pc
Cpu: intel I5 3330 quad core
Psu: Corsair cx550m
Graphics card: GeForce GTX 760
Ram: 8gb of ram
Price: $150
It sucks you must be poor
Nah I’m not poor I just wanted to make an extreme budget pc
You have a really nice pc the parts are old, but still quite good.
@@mac2857 It's good for budget builds if you can get it with good price.
Sounds like a fairly midrange computer to me.
also, to the person using the i3 2120 on the dell motherboard, i was running that same processor on a dell motherboard and was able to upgrade it to a non-k i5 2500. you might wanna look into that. the motherboard came out of a dell Vostro 620. check pictures if it the same as yours.
On Phenom X3 you're able to unlock the 4th core. On motherboards that supports cpu cores manipulation it's very easy. But in some cases performance might be worse that with 3 cores, becouse cache memory is need to share with also that additional core.
I had one of these 9850
It was *GREAT*
But sadly it overheated and now it is completely dead
what cooler did you have on it, did you over-volt it or something?
@@amoniousbt1110 I've never done any over-volting or overclocking in it.
It was paired to a gt430, 4gb ddr2 ram and an Asus mobo (I dont remember the model exactly)
@@amoniousbt1110 The first generation of phenom had a cold bug of sorts. The highest clocked 9950 was 2.6 ghz and they pretty much refused to go faster. i t wasn't until Phenom II and the move to from 65nm to 45nm that AMD got their Phenoms to 3 ghz+.
BRAVO!!!!
Hey, I've got an old i5 650 2c/4t cpu in an 10 y/o pc. What parts should I look at for upgrading?
Currently I'm looking to put in an ssd and a gt 1030.
I'd recommend a used GPU instead if the GT 1030 just because the 1030 is overpriced, probably beyond that a newer CPU could do you good
Francis Cruz
Get anything better than a 1030.
Not Linus in the screenshot. lol
My rig
i5 2500k(3.4ghz)
Gtx 750ti 2gb gddr5
8gb ram
I ball marathon PSU (it says 500w"peak" but I assumed it to be 450w)
Same as my old rig but I had 16gb of ram
@@raymondlong99 thanks for your reply sir
@@raymondlong99 what do you have now?
@@raymondlong99 I will swap it for an Rx 570 (used)
As you might know, got to be catious when it comes to PSUs of less familiar brands or things can go wrong although unless you know you can trust it not strike down the system.
I've finally upgraded my machine from an AMD FX 8150 to an AMD Ryzen 7 1700
what do you think of the 8150? i have an old 8350 lying around
Ran into one major problem with my new build - My RX 470 will not work with this system (It crashes ALL THE TIME), had to put my GTX 960 back in.
@@HuntersMoon78 why did you even bought the470 when you still have that awesome 960? My gtx 660ti OC still rocks and I'm not even thinking to replace it
@@FLV95 because it's better, that's why he got an rx 470.
@@HuntersMoon78 did you install the drivers ?
at around 9:00 mark u can flash those 480s to a 580 super easy just few clicks and it lets you have higher clocks, same card just bios diff.
hey i have a nitro 470 rx 8 gb its a mining card only has no outputs was reading how i could use its power for gaming with igpu ? which my cpu has but cant seem to find clear instructions how to set it up any ideas anyone
@@justaman5418 no outputs at all? Not even DVI? Linus did a video about using a mining configured Geforce for gaming via mobo graphics ports. I know it isn't exactly the same. If you have DVI, though, a DVI to HDMI adapter should so the trick.
jtenorj no ports at all but the board has the pins holes for various sockets to be fitted
HAHAHA he's like "X3 quad core... dafuq i just read m8?"
Dont have instagram, not gonna get instagram. Is there a way to send you a message outside of instagram?
He does have a Twitter.
Was gonna comment this. Would be nice to have an email or something, I'd rather pass than use instagram.
Email would be nice for us without social media profiles on every platform.
Yes also for me pls add a email address as I do not have Facebook, Instagram, Twitter blablabla...
@MadMax wouldn't discord be easier?
Thumbs up for them advice's!!!!!
Nice video love watching you stay awesome 😎.
My gaming rig has an i7 4790, RTX 2070, 24 gigs of ddr3 ram clocked at 1,600 mhz and Samsung 850 Evo. Yes I know the i7 4790 bottlenecks the RTX 2070 at 1080p and 1440p but not at 4K. I have a 32 inch 1080p 60 hz tv and I know it bottlenecks the RTX 2070 in most games but to fix that I just use the in game resolution scale or dynamic resolution and downscale higher resolutions such as 4K and use Nvidia's fast sync to lessen input lag so then my tv isn't a bottleneck anymore.
Hi bro. My gaming rig is Core2Quad q6600 2.4 Ghz GT 710 1GB GDDR5 6 GB DDR2 800 Mhz,Patriot Burst 128 GB for system ang WD 500 GB for data and i play haha GTA 4 in 1280x1024 medium-high detail stable 40-50 FPS. Yeah poor system but......I play....
Keep doing what you do.You're doing it right.Sincerely a fan from the Czech Republic
YUO'RE breathtaking
I'm getting a ryzen 3 2200g and gtx 1060 6gb
Is that good?
I'm upgrading from a phenom x2 555 II and gtx 560 ti xd
That's a good upgrade. If possible, I would rather a used ryzen 5 1600 over a new 2200g.
The gtx 1060 6gb will be able to play games at 1080p and play most 2015 - 2017 games at 4k. The 2018 and 2019 will be able to play at 1080p.
My pc has a i5-8400 and gtx 1060 3gb it mostly able to play games at 1080 High or medium setting on 2015-2017 games.
@@isaacsalazar1430 thanks! This is better than I thought since I am used to getting 30 fps on low settings. I dont even have the money for anything over 1080p so I think I'm good lol xd
Try buying third gen Ryzen 3 3200g Instead, The Ryzen 3 2200g is fine right now, but later you WILL want a Hyperthreaded Quad core or a Hexa core...
xeon 1240 v3
1060 6gb or 1070
8 gb ddr3 ram
p8h61m mobo
1 tb hdd
256 gb ssd
600 watt psu
I'm thinking of this build how is it?
Buy rx 580 8gb instead of 1060, but everything else is good
@@bigalasik5866 not even 1070?
You have quite a bit of fans!
My gaming rig is a HP z620 i found in a closed down business. I brought a pair of xeon e5-2690's and an rx590. Scores 2160 in Cinebench r15 and im getting 60 fps in everything i play... Vulcan games and some dx12 games are using both processors and games that don't i still have 8c/16t @3.8ghz boost. I'd describe it as reasonable...
i just ordered a new cooler master q300l case because i had the acrylic side panel off my old one to do some maintenance and had the panel sitting on my chair and sat on it snapping the panel into 2 pieces..........so after about 3 months of thinking about it i purchased an entire new one lol sucks but i hate the visible crack down the middle even tho 2 screws hold each side fairly well. anyway maybe once it arrives i will send u full details and pics of my machine now with a brand spanken new case
I would like to see how the triple 8800 fairs in semi-modern titles.
I had an Phenom II x3 that I was able to unlock the 4th core.
Yeah, that's what I thought it meant
for me SSD has become a thing just recently :D on my previous computer 2 years ago i still had a Seagate SSHD it was 5 times faster than a HDD (150mb/s) and would load anything fast enough. But when i finally graduated from GTX 1060Ti to RTX 2070 i felt ready for a SSD migration :3