Well, considering that the Optiplex 3050 and 3040 are near identical on the inside, it's definitely possible! I'm glad you like OptiFlex as well. There's more OptiFlex to come. Thanks for watching
I'm a little slow with content. I have to buy parts, script, edit and film by myself. Doesn't help that I'm a perfectionist either lol. I'm glad you like the content. Thanks for watching!
Sorry for the late comment, been avoiding all social media for about 3 months in order to improve my mental health, been a bit rough lately but I'm good now, first thing I did was come see what you posted. As usual, you never disappoint, excellent upgrade to the OptiFlex! I was eyeing this particular Asetek cooler as well, but never got it cause it's so expensive, but I see it's totally worth it. Speaking of sff coolers, Alphacool has also released an sff 92mm AIO called "Eisbaer LT92 CPU", it's cheaper but is in such high demand, it's impossible to get, I'm waiting for it to be back in stock. Very impressive cooling performance though! Seeing as you were thinking of push/pull config, try getting Noctua's Chromax black 92x15mm fans. They're a bit on the expensive side, but I got one and it's a great performer, both quiet and has great airflow considering it's only 15mm thick. Very excited for the full system upgrade, hopefully this time I'll be there right as you release the video. Happy New Year!
Never apologize for trying to take care or improve yourself. Do what's best for you. I hope everything is going good now! I'm flattered that you came to check out what I had. The Asetek 645LT was really hard to get ahold of! I didn't read the fine print on the website either. So, when it came in, it didn't include mounting hardware or a fan for the radiator lol. When you take all that into account, it starts getting a little pricey. I wasn't aware of AlphaCool making an SSF 92mm AIO! I may have to buy one and see which one is better. That would make for a good video, I think. I was pretty impressed with the 645LT beating out all the previous coolers with just 1 fan! I thought about buying the Noctua Chromax fans. The official Asetek website suggests using them. I may end up putting 2 Arctic F9 fans in the push pull config and then compare them to the Noctua Chromax fans to see if it's worth it for others to do the same. Could help others to save some money with the Arctic fans. You're not the only who's excited to see the maxed out OptiFlex! Going all out for it. Trying to secure a 3060 Ti for it! No need to push yourself to see the video right away. Take as much time off of social media as you see fit! You have a Happy New Year as well!
@@WiltshireTutorials Thanks for the encouragement, I am way better now. Between the virus and the overall negativity online, I had to take a break from it all, since I'm currently on paid leave with not much to do, so tech is one of the only things keeping me sane. Yeah, all of the reasons you mentioned was why I opted out of getting the 645LT, also expensive and hard to get, at least the LT92 comes with mounting hardware lol (still no fan though). Great idea for the video, I wanted to suggest something like that too, battle of the 92mm AIOs. I'll be surprised if the LT92 wins, seeing it's almost half the price. Does the F9 come in 15mm? Will you be able to fit a push/pull config with 25mm thick fans? If so, definitely go with that, as 15mm fans have less airflow and static pressure. Otherwise, push/pull 15mm Noctuas is the way to go, preferably chromax, since the standard poop brown Noctuas are an aesthetic crime. 3060 ti huh? Great news, can't wait. I'm also refreshing my mini-ITX build from last year, wasn't happy with the temps, so I got a new sff case that fits 90mm rads (hence the 92LT purchase), hopefully this time it'll be both compact and properly water cooled.
Mental health is important! I'm glad to hear that you're doing much better now. It does seem like the internet is a toxic waste pit at the moment, huh? I wish I was on paid-leave lol. Been trying to get ahold of an LT92 since you first mentioned it. I think it would be a good video to help out the SFF community in deciding between the two. The Arctic F9s are 25mm only, unfortunately. I think I could fit it, I just need to change the orientation of the waterpump's tubing. I'm going to try. If I can't get them to fit nicely, I'll buy 5 Chromax fans and swap all the Arctic ones over. That brown colour has been the reason why I've never used Noctua's fans. Now with Chromax fans, that's changing. Yup! Gotta go all out for the upgrades on OptiFlex! Plus, having DLSS 2.0 on it would be nice! Send me some photos of your build when you're finished! Would love to see it!
@@WiltshireTutorials About the LT92, I ordered mine directly from Alphacool's website less than two weeks ago and already got a shipping notice earlier today: imgur.com/a/4eS580Y If you try your luck and order it, they might send it as fast as mine, despite the fact that it says 10/12 weeks. Shipping is a bit expensive, but still comes out cheaper than Asetek (at least for me) lol. Really looking forward to all the videos, both OptiFlex upgrades, 50k special and hopefully the comparison video. Once my build is done, I would be honored if you check it out!
Thanks for stopping on by. I appreciate it very much. I've thought about doing a beginner video some time. I'll write it down as a potential video idea. I have a few other videos that I'm working at the moment. So, it won't be any time soon, if I do film a beginner's guide.
a) So glad that you can upgrade the platform and still continue to use that case! b) You should clear the "exhaust hole" at the back of the case. Right now a lot of the air going through your radiator is just blocked by the case because the hole is not designed for that fan size. Making a proper size hole will make the cooling even more efficient. c) Dude, you need a monitor upgrade like yesterday :D
Yes! I plan on upgrading it to a more recent platform. The parts are on their way. The exhaust grille is almost large enough for the radiator on the 645LT. I was thinking about making a few more holes and then filing the rounded holes into square ones to match the existing grille cut-outs. I'll look into it a little further. I found the Playstation monitor used and I thought it would be a cool throw-back to have it in the video lol. I have 3x 4K monitors for my daily driver.
I've thought about. I'd like to keep the case as stock looking on the outside as possible. But, it's worth exploring some options. I'm going to need all the cooling I can get with the i7-9700 I plan on putting into OptiFlex.
@@WiltshireTutorials very nice! I have a friend that's looking for a gaming pc so I plan to build a gaming pc out of a dell optiplex 9020 and upgrade the memory then do a transplant on it to a gaming case with rgb and ssd
Good starting place for your friend. Luckily, with the older Dell Optiplex PCs, you can transplant it over to a better case. The newer ones, like OptiFlex, cannot be transplanted.
Sorry I took so long! I had to wait on a few parts to arrive before I could finish this video. Also, I'm a little lazy when it comes to editing sometimes ;p. Thanks for watching as always!
Would love to do some videos on those GPUs, if I could find any of them. Personally I'm interested in the 6900XT for my main rig. But, it all comes down to what's in stock right now. Glad to hear you like OptiFlex as well. Thanks for watching!
Why not go for the 7070 MT motherboard, it has 4 ram slots instead of 2. Also, the 70 series has switched to a 6 pin power connector from the 8 on the 40 series.
Good suggestion! I haven't made the purchase for the motherboard upgrade just yet. It's between the 7070MT or the 3070MT. It all depends on what board is cheaper lol. The additional 2 DIMM slots would nice.
@@WiltshireTutorials I found out about 180 degree pcie connector, should help with relieving pressure off the side window and gpu power connector. I use them in my 7040, its helps a lot
@@matrixsuperstar I had considered using either a 90 or 180 degree adapter. But, I found that the tension on the side panel actually helps hold the GPU up from sagging. So, it does have a benefit lol
I kinda regret taking my dell optiplex out of its case and just putting it in an old broken corsair one. To be fair I had one of those stupid tiny optiplexs so I wouldn't have been able to fit my gpu in. It would've been cool to do some real case modding instead of just adding rgb strips.
It's a difficult choice when it comes to SFF cases. That's why I'm not a fan of them. Too many space limitations you have to dance around. You could make your own case. It's an idea I have had for a little bit now and am planning a video around.
The 7010 DT is a little more difficult to work with, due to its smaller size. Still possible to make it look good! I personally would remove the hard drive and CD drive tray. I would throw in an SSD that you could put double-sided tape on and put it in a better spot. I'd replace the front intake fan to the largest fan you can fit in the front. You could put an AIO in there as well. Maybe something like a 160mm AIO and mount it to the back of the case where the CD drive tray is and drill some exhaust vents on the back side of the case.
@@WiltshireTutorials right now i have an i3 3240 with 8 gb ddr3 and a rx 550 4gb i wanted to put in a i5 3475s i should be able to right? I was just worried about the motherboards powerlimit and ill put in a 300w tfx be quiet psu all games i play are league of legends and cs go and it should run them 160fps on low.
The power limit of the chipset (Q77) inside the 7010DT is 65W. So, this means the fastest CPU you'll be able to use on that motherboard is an i7-3770S. So, yes. The i5-3475S will work as well. You can get a i7-3770S for about $90USD on AliExpress. You may even find it cheaper in used condition locally. Depending on what your budget is for upgrades, you could upgrade your RX550 to something a little faster too. Maybe a 1050Ti Low Profile. You'd see quite the jump in performance with doing so. The 300W PSU would do the trick for powering everything that you're looking to upgrade.
@@WiltshireTutorials low profile 1650 is quite a bit better. And costs almost the same. I think thats what ill do the 1650 averages about 30 more fps in the games i play
A 240mm rad isn't possible. Not only that, you wouldn't be able to get the side panel on easily, if at all, with the length of tubing coming off a full-sized radiator. Maybe measure things before being a dick and leaving a comment like this.
@@WiltshireTutorials I have that exact same case and can confirm a 240x120x20mm radiator with standard 25mm thick fans(+/- 2mm) will fit fine but you'd have to add external thumb screws! Now as for your attitude against fellow commenters that have been subbed for a long time and have been with you since the beggining! Well about that. If you can't take criticism you might as well not post at all! (-1 𝑺𝒖𝒃) (+1 𝒅𝒊𝒔𝒍𝒊𝒌𝒆) Uneducated kid.
I'd love to see photos of the radiator mod you've done or are you talking out of your ass? I've attempted it myself and found it doesn't work. If you leave a comment so condescending and passive aggressive with monkey emoji at the end like that, expect to get the fangs on the other end. Respect is a 2-way street. Oh no! How will I ever recover from losing your sub?! I don't care about numbers. Don't let the door hit you on the way out. I don't want people like yourself following me anyway.
@@WiltshireTutorials Hes also great but I have to admit that what you have done in the optiflex is commendable; lots of people dont usually do optiplex builds on this level
I like Linus and the crew. But, they tend to do the newer best tech out there. Problem is; a lot of people cannot afford the shiny new tech. So, I here to bridge that gap for people who are on more of a budget.
Every time i see the name OptiFlex it makes me smile, i love that build.
You're not the only one who loves this build. It keeps calling me back to it lol.
I hope I could also somehow turn my optiplex 3050 into something like that. Such an amazing build, looking forward for more optiflex builds!
Well, considering that the Optiplex 3050 and 3040 are near identical on the inside, it's definitely possible! I'm glad you like OptiFlex as well. There's more OptiFlex to come. Thanks for watching
Took you 3 months, but I don't mind. Great content as always
I'm a little slow with content. I have to buy parts, script, edit and film by myself. Doesn't help that I'm a perfectionist either lol. I'm glad you like the content. Thanks for watching!
I'm glad that you uploaded another video about the OptiFlex.
Glad you enjoy the OptiFlex content as much as I enjoy making it! Thanks for the continued support. I really appreciate it!
Really Nice PC dude! I like the lights inside , Amazing modded build
I'm glad you like it. Thanks for watching! If only there were a 5V RGB header on the stock Dell motherboard. Would've made my life much easier lol.
HOLY CRAP THE U-CHANNEL!! I NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT and i cut window panels in every build i do!
It definitely cleans up the edge a lot!
Sorry for the late comment, been avoiding all social media for about 3 months in order to improve my mental health, been a bit rough lately but I'm good now, first thing I did was come see what you posted.
As usual, you never disappoint, excellent upgrade to the OptiFlex! I was eyeing this particular Asetek cooler as well, but never got it cause it's so expensive, but I see it's totally worth it. Speaking of sff coolers, Alphacool has also released an sff 92mm AIO called "Eisbaer LT92 CPU", it's cheaper but is in such high demand, it's impossible to get, I'm waiting for it to be back in stock.
Very impressive cooling performance though! Seeing as you were thinking of push/pull config, try getting Noctua's Chromax black 92x15mm fans. They're a bit on the expensive side, but I got one and it's a great performer, both quiet and has great airflow considering it's only 15mm thick.
Very excited for the full system upgrade, hopefully this time I'll be there right as you release the video. Happy New Year!
Never apologize for trying to take care or improve yourself. Do what's best for you. I hope everything is going good now! I'm flattered that you came to check out what I had.
The Asetek 645LT was really hard to get ahold of! I didn't read the fine print on the website either. So, when it came in, it didn't include mounting hardware or a fan for the radiator lol. When you take all that into account, it starts getting a little pricey. I wasn't aware of AlphaCool making an SSF 92mm AIO! I may have to buy one and see which one is better. That would make for a good video, I think.
I was pretty impressed with the 645LT beating out all the previous coolers with just 1 fan! I thought about buying the Noctua Chromax fans. The official Asetek website suggests using them. I may end up putting 2 Arctic F9 fans in the push pull config and then compare them to the Noctua Chromax fans to see if it's worth it for others to do the same. Could help others to save some money with the Arctic fans.
You're not the only who's excited to see the maxed out OptiFlex! Going all out for it. Trying to secure a 3060 Ti for it! No need to push yourself to see the video right away. Take as much time off of social media as you see fit!
You have a Happy New Year as well!
@@WiltshireTutorials Thanks for the encouragement, I am way better now. Between the virus and the overall negativity online, I had to take a break from it all, since I'm currently on paid leave with not much to do, so tech is one of the only things keeping me sane.
Yeah, all of the reasons you mentioned was why I opted out of getting the 645LT, also expensive and hard to get, at least the LT92 comes with mounting hardware lol (still no fan though). Great idea for the video, I wanted to suggest something like that too, battle of the 92mm AIOs. I'll be surprised if the LT92 wins, seeing it's almost half the price.
Does the F9 come in 15mm? Will you be able to fit a push/pull config with 25mm thick fans? If so, definitely go with that, as 15mm fans have less airflow and static pressure. Otherwise, push/pull 15mm Noctuas is the way to go, preferably chromax, since the standard poop brown Noctuas are an aesthetic crime.
3060 ti huh? Great news, can't wait. I'm also refreshing my mini-ITX build from last year, wasn't happy with the temps, so I got a new sff case that fits 90mm rads (hence the 92LT purchase), hopefully this time it'll be both compact and properly water cooled.
Mental health is important! I'm glad to hear that you're doing much better now. It does seem like the internet is a toxic waste pit at the moment, huh? I wish I was on paid-leave lol.
Been trying to get ahold of an LT92 since you first mentioned it. I think it would be a good video to help out the SFF community in deciding between the two.
The Arctic F9s are 25mm only, unfortunately. I think I could fit it, I just need to change the orientation of the waterpump's tubing. I'm going to try. If I can't get them to fit nicely, I'll buy 5 Chromax fans and swap all the Arctic ones over. That brown colour has been the reason why I've never used Noctua's fans. Now with Chromax fans, that's changing.
Yup! Gotta go all out for the upgrades on OptiFlex! Plus, having DLSS 2.0 on it would be nice! Send me some photos of your build when you're finished! Would love to see it!
@@WiltshireTutorials About the LT92, I ordered mine directly from Alphacool's website less than two weeks ago and already got a shipping notice earlier today: imgur.com/a/4eS580Y
If you try your luck and order it, they might send it as fast as mine, despite the fact that it says 10/12 weeks. Shipping is a bit expensive, but still comes out cheaper than Asetek (at least for me) lol.
Really looking forward to all the videos, both OptiFlex upgrades, 50k special and hopefully the comparison video. Once my build is done, I would be honored if you check it out!
I just got that cooler with the mounting kit for $40 on ebay. Score of the year.
That is quite the score! It's a decent cooler for its size! Just make sure to test if there has been any permeation that's happened inside the cooler.
Awesome content as always. Glad to hear you are planning to continue working on your optiflex project.
Glad you like the content! For some reason, OptiFlex just keeps calling me back to it. It's just so much fun to tinker with it lol.
Excellent content as always
I'm glad you like the content. Thanks for watching as always :D
I found you from the verge pc build reaction video!
You give really good explaination, maybe you could make a video on how to build pc for beginners!
Thanks for stopping on by. I appreciate it very much. I've thought about doing a beginner video some time. I'll write it down as a potential video idea. I have a few other videos that I'm working at the moment. So, it won't be any time soon, if I do film a beginner's guide.
a) So glad that you can upgrade the platform and still continue to use that case!
b) You should clear the "exhaust hole" at the back of the case. Right now a lot of the air going through your radiator is just blocked by the case because the hole is not designed for that fan size. Making a proper size hole will make the cooling even more efficient.
c) Dude, you need a monitor upgrade like yesterday :D
Yes! I plan on upgrading it to a more recent platform. The parts are on their way. The exhaust grille is almost large enough for the radiator on the 645LT. I was thinking about making a few more holes and then filing the rounded holes into square ones to match the existing grille cut-outs. I'll look into it a little further. I found the Playstation monitor used and I thought it would be a cool throw-back to have it in the video lol. I have 3x 4K monitors for my daily driver.
@@WiltshireTutorials just make it one big hole maybe
I've thought about. I'd like to keep the case as stock looking on the outside as possible. But, it's worth exploring some options. I'm going to need all the cooling I can get with the i7-9700 I plan on putting into OptiFlex.
i would say man this beast of a pc needs to go to CES 2022 for sure!
Glad you like OptiFlex! CES is all online this year. I was supposed to bring it to LTX last year, but that was cancelled. I'll try for LTX 2022!
@@WiltshireTutorials very nice! I have a friend that's looking for a gaming pc so I plan to build a gaming pc out of a dell optiplex 9020 and upgrade the memory then do a transplant on it to a gaming case with rgb and ssd
Good starting place for your friend. Luckily, with the older Dell Optiplex PCs, you can transplant it over to a better case. The newer ones, like OptiFlex, cannot be transplanted.
Yaay! It’s great to see you back again!
Sorry I took so long! I had to wait on a few parts to arrive before I could finish this video. Also, I'm a little lazy when it comes to editing sometimes ;p. Thanks for watching as always!
@@WiltshireTutorials Always! No worries, I will always show up when you do upload! Can’t wait to see what else you got for this channel!
There's more OptiFlex to come and my 50K sub special is ready to go as well! Just waiting to cross that mark!
Great vid man good to see another upload :D
Glad you like it. Thanks for sticking around for more content! I appreciate it!
OptiFlex looking good!
Glad you think so. Thanks for watching.
Looks clean!
Thanks!
yaassss!!! more optiflex content!
YYYAAAAASSSSSS \o/ Sorry it took so long! Thanks for patiently waiting!
Videos on 3090, 3080,3070 and 3060ti. Please build PC with this graphic card and any amd processor. I love your PC build. Love from India.
Would love to do some videos on those GPUs, if I could find any of them. Personally I'm interested in the 6900XT for my main rig. But, it all comes down to what's in stock right now.
Glad to hear you like OptiFlex as well. Thanks for watching!
YEEEEEEET more optiflex content
YUUUHHHHH YEEEEET! Of course there's more OptiFlex content :p
Hey man what size and brand of fans are you using in the front ??
They are Arctic F8 80 PWM fans
What screws did you use when mounting the fan to the rad?
The screws that came with the AIO :p
OptiFlex Has Returned!!!
It'll return once more. Working on more upgrades for OptiFlex!
@@WiltshireTutorials I had an idea of a another OptiFlex but with Hackintosh installed and calling it: “OptiMac”
@@tzr5864 One of the other ideas I have in mind.
@@WiltshireTutorials and then paint it with metallic grey!
We're on the same wavelength ;D
That aio orientation just triggered a lot of Gamer Nexus fans.
Yes, it would. I couldn't fit the cooler with the "proper" way of installing the AIO. I would do it if I could lol
Why not go for the 7070 MT motherboard, it has 4 ram slots instead of 2. Also, the 70 series has switched to a 6 pin power connector from the 8 on the 40 series.
Good suggestion! I haven't made the purchase for the motherboard upgrade just yet. It's between the 7070MT or the 3070MT. It all depends on what board is cheaper lol. The additional 2 DIMM slots would nice.
@@WiltshireTutorials I found out about 180 degree pcie connector, should help with relieving pressure off the side window and gpu power connector. I use them in my 7040, its helps a lot
@@matrixsuperstar I had considered using either a 90 or 180 degree adapter. But, I found that the tension on the side panel actually helps hold the GPU up from sagging. So, it does have a benefit lol
I kinda regret taking my dell optiplex out of its case and just putting it in an old broken corsair one. To be fair I had one of those stupid tiny optiplexs so I wouldn't have been able to fit my gpu in. It would've been cool to do some real case modding instead of just adding rgb strips.
It's a difficult choice when it comes to SFF cases. That's why I'm not a fan of them. Too many space limitations you have to dance around. You could make your own case. It's an idea I have had for a little bit now and am planning a video around.
Hey man could you please do a 7010 dt? I have one and need some inspiration because youve done such a beatiful job here.
The 7010 DT is a little more difficult to work with, due to its smaller size. Still possible to make it look good! I personally would remove the hard drive and CD drive tray. I would throw in an SSD that you could put double-sided tape on and put it in a better spot. I'd replace the front intake fan to the largest fan you can fit in the front. You could put an AIO in there as well. Maybe something like a 160mm AIO and mount it to the back of the case where the CD drive tray is and drill some exhaust vents on the back side of the case.
@@WiltshireTutorials right now i have an i3 3240 with 8 gb ddr3 and a rx 550 4gb i wanted to put in a i5 3475s i should be able to right? I was just worried about the motherboards powerlimit and ill put in a 300w tfx be quiet psu all games i play are league of legends and cs go and it should run them 160fps on low.
@@WiltshireTutorials thank you for responding aswell😊
The power limit of the chipset (Q77) inside the 7010DT is 65W. So, this means the fastest CPU you'll be able to use on that motherboard is an i7-3770S. So, yes. The i5-3475S will work as well. You can get a i7-3770S for about $90USD on AliExpress. You may even find it cheaper in used condition locally. Depending on what your budget is for upgrades, you could upgrade your RX550 to something a little faster too. Maybe a 1050Ti Low Profile. You'd see quite the jump in performance with doing so. The 300W PSU would do the trick for powering everything that you're looking to upgrade.
@@WiltshireTutorials low profile 1650 is quite a bit better. And costs almost the same. I think thats what ill do the 1650 averages about 30 more fps in the games i play
Wait I’m sorry, do you use this as your main system??
No. OptiFlex is not my main system. It is my travel editing and gaming rig.
Can you put all of it in a new case
No. Dell uses a unique motherboard size and screw pattern that does not fall inline with ATX, MATX, etc.
Hello is dell optiplex 7080 MD upgradable to gaming pc like rtx 2060s
Technically, yes. But, you will need to upgrade the PSU in the PC
It's so cute. Look at that thing.
Looks can be deceiving :D
Alphacool makes 92mm aio
Yes, yes they do. As shown in the video
Woohoo
WOOOOOOOOO \o/
You should try putting windows 10 on a ancient pc
Easier said than done. That would be very difficult.
@@WiltshireTutorials sounds like a good challenge
It's more likely to be impossible on older hardware. Driver support would be non-existent. Nothing would work.
@@WiltshireTutorials ok thanks for letting me know
Let's be honest, you could have installed a 240mm rad on the side cover but by the looks of things you like glass more than cooling 🐒
A 240mm rad isn't possible. Not only that, you wouldn't be able to get the side panel on easily, if at all, with the length of tubing coming off a full-sized radiator. Maybe measure things before being a dick and leaving a comment like this.
@@WiltshireTutorials I have that exact same case and can confirm a 240x120x20mm radiator with standard 25mm thick fans(+/- 2mm) will fit fine but you'd have to add external thumb screws!
Now as for your attitude against fellow commenters that have been subbed for a long time and have been with you since the beggining!
Well about that.
If you can't take criticism you might as well not post at all!
(-1 𝑺𝒖𝒃)
(+1 𝒅𝒊𝒔𝒍𝒊𝒌𝒆)
Uneducated kid.
I'd love to see photos of the radiator mod you've done or are you talking out of your ass? I've attempted it myself and found it doesn't work.
If you leave a comment so condescending and passive aggressive with monkey emoji at the end like that, expect to get the fangs on the other end. Respect is a 2-way street.
Oh no! How will I ever recover from losing your sub?! I don't care about numbers. Don't let the door hit you on the way out. I don't want people like yourself following me anyway.
Bro is that an Playstation TV
Perhaps...
imagine a like 5 year old pc better than my pc
It's gonna get even better with my next video 😈
he is trying to be linus
better*
I am? I'm nowhere near as great of a host as he is. But, I'll take this as a compliment ;p
@@WiltshireTutorials Hes also great but I have to admit that what you have done in the optiflex is commendable; lots of people dont usually do optiplex builds on this level
I like Linus and the crew. But, they tend to do the newer best tech out there. Problem is; a lot of people cannot afford the shiny new tech. So, I here to bridge that gap for people who are on more of a budget.