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Idk but did I win a giveaway
no
@@zachb2046 Opera is still Chromium, so I am out.
That's very weird. My 4770k, 1650 Super, and DDR3 ram runs Fortnite pretty well on both medium and lower settings.
12:10 has to be the network connection frames are still up there
4:41 The piece of plastic stuck in there is likely meant to prevent the pcie slot cover from jingling due to fans' vibration. I've done it with mine using cardboard instead of plastic.
Bro don't do it to your but, I bet it hurts
@@slowkeki4 haha typo
i actually bought one of their prebuilts last year, despite some negative reviews the setup was pretty good for what i needed for the daily light use i wanted this specific pc for.
I would just be weary of that sata to 6 pin adptor.
@@andrewmcewan9145 I am using one in my 2nd PC that runs an I5 2400 with GTX 750ti. Never had any issue.
@@PokeBurnPlease It really depends but I suggest you do research anyways before starting a fire. I’m telling you, not knowing the unknown is more scarier
@@PokeBurnPlease the sata connector is good for up to 40w on the 12v connection.
The molded ones are known to have the cables close to each other and if they get hot will quickly melt or short. They can be safely used but you do have to pay attention to how there connected. Just Google sata to 6 pin melting.
@@andrewmcewan9145 Then i guess i should be fine with the 750ti cause it only draws like 60W and the Power Connector is probably only there to power the Fans i guess.
Weird to me that this card needs a 6pin in the first place since the Sata should be able to provide 75W while max tdp is 60W here.
I used to be not familiar with pcs and you guys definitely taught me about computers. And now I got a gaming computer with a 1650 and a i3 10105f cpu with 16gb. I just wanted to say thank you for teaching me about computers and there parts and what they do!
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@@Yourmomgoestocolledge ???
@@Yourmomgoestocolledge I am sure your 5th grade teacher is so proud of you.
he meant for the there that you used in "there parts". I don't think it's that big of a deal tho
1650 Is ass tbh a good gpu is gtx 1080ti for the price used. It's as good as a 3060 but without ray stracing. 1650 is just too bad bro you can barely run games
I just bought 2 of these last month from a nice guy off FBM. I needed good Media computers and so far they are great.. HP Prodesk G2 600 (i5-6500, 8gb Samsung DDR4-2133, 250gb SSD) all for the high price of.. $100 each. For a $100 you simply can't go wrong, granted the price was good on average I see these in same spec average around $150-180, but even then I would suggest them. HP built these really well and they feel like quality unlike the Optiplex by Dell. You can put a i7-6600 in them as well and Ram can go up to 64gb-2133. PSU is rated at 280w so 1050Ti is no issue. I put a EVGA 1070 in one as a joke.. well jokes on me because it handled it really well. Note if you put another PSU in these you will need an adapter plug for that proprietary 4 pin plug HP uses. Good luck and if you're thinking of getting one go for it. I have a full water cooled ITX build and these little HP's are smaller than that (case is like 13x13x6.5") very small and fit anywhere.
That CPU was my dream back then, crazy how much things changed since Ryzen came around.
I still have i7 skylake. Runs fine if you don't need crazy fps. Still get 80-100fps in cyperpunk at 1080p.
@@steffenkawa8374 The crazy thing is 4k is less CPU intensive than 1080. If you threw a 30 series card in there it would most likely run games better at 4k than 1080.
Isnt intel usually better with heat and multi threading, but more expensive? Thats like even a rx560 runs good with 768p..But not on 1080 when upgraded the monitor, major difference. Finally got 6600 to keep up.
@@Catinthehackmatrix Intel being better with heat and multi-threading? ._.
Not with modern stuff at least.
@@koreannom Everyone forgets how Athlon vs Pentium III, Athlon XP vs Pentium 4, and Athlon 64 vs Pentium 4 were often trading blows with Intel for the performance crown. When Intel released the Core 2 Duo AMD lagged behind with Athlon 64 x2, Phenom, Phenom II, and FX until the Ryzen series were introduced. Intel and AMD were doing this as long as I can remember with even 386 and 486 machines. The Pentium vs K6 series was fought on a "Performance vs Price" as AMD couldn't match Intel in most applications due to Intel's strong floating point instructions.
I remember my first pc. It was under $400 as well, packing a Ryzen 3 2200g, 8gb of DDR4 2400, a 1tb WD Blue, 550W PSU (I planned on getting a dedicated GPU in a few months), and a cooler master case. This was in the year of 2018, and the iGPUs in the Ryzen CPU was competing with GT1030's. While I don't see an immediate upgrade path for the PC in the video, I can see someone doing the same thing I did: saving and waiting until black Friday and/or going into the eBay used market. That being said, the 1660 Super should be enough for low-mid quality gaming, and will crush on eSports games. If the price stays the same, this seems like a great starting point into using a PC and gaming on it as well!
I also had built a Ryzen 3 2200G, 4x 4GB Patriot DDR4-2400 system then.
Was it a prebuilt, im new to pc’s and I’m trying to get one around that price or something like the one in the video
Bought a similar, but far scammier Amazon refurbish for a grand-nephew. Tech Magnet was the builder. HP system with identical RGB. i5-4500 and the gtx1660 super, 16GB of 1233 DDR3. After four days the video card stopped being able to handle fullscreen, 1080p, YT videos without inverting the colors in photo-negative. Thumbnails also were color inverted while the surrounding was normal color. Calls to tech support went unanswered. Returned the system.
I have had an Amazon rebuild for about a year and so far so good, it even works with windows 11 with no issues. This one seem good for the price if you're into more modern gaming but lack the budget for it.
dude this sata adapter is scary considering that the 1660super is pulling 120watt total and the sata port isn't designed for continuous high wattage usage, this lil thing will get fried under load sooner or later and it'll take the whole system with it
I'd give it 6 months at most with moderate gaming 😢
I bought an HP pre-built back in early 2018 for $300. It was an actual HP model in the box factory sealed. It had an i5-7400/1060 3gb w/4+4gb ddr4 2400 and a 1tb 7200rpm hdd.
I got a 256gb ssd boot drive for around $80 (easily get 1tb for that in 2023 lol). I'm still using it to this day. I wanted to do a new build a few years ago. Crypto put a stop to that so I was lucky
enough to snag a PS5 in early 2021. My HP is still great for older games and has gotten me into PC gaming in general. I hope to do a new build later this year. But, for $320 I'm shocked that
it came with a 1660 Super. I would've expected a 1650 or an RX 550. This would also techically be an upgrade to what I still have atm. Edit: I see it even comes with an ssd. How about that🤷♂
I used to have this same build and it really stutters a lot because of the i5 6500 so i changed my cpu to an i3 12100 and the difference is night and day
That i3 is incredible, 12th gen was an incredible launch
I just look, i3 12100 is over 80% faster than i5 6500
Lol. That's either a G1 or G2 EliteDesk. I work in IT, and we are pulling these out of service left and right.
I'm surprised that 280 watts is enough for this build. It might burn out faster, with the extra load.
No, it'll just start crashing or other weird low power issues. It won't draw more than it's rated so no it won't explode or burn out, It'll just be a pain in the rear end. But the power is fine for this cpu/gpu combo, 400w would be better of course.
Great video guys.
Those locked 4th and 6th gen i5's suffer from a low all core turbo, only 3.3Ghz in this case. I'm just doing the benchmarking video for an i5-4690k and being overclocked to 4.5Ghz really helps, however finding a unlocked i5 with a decent motherboard is very rare.
I screwed up not buying the unlocked version of my 4590 i5. But making $9 an hour working for Walmart in 2015 I really didn't have the extra cash to throw at it.
@@mrnapolean1 Not necessary, unless you get lucky it can cost a lot more to get an unlocked i5. Not only is the unlocked i5 more expensive, to make the most of it you need a Z series motherboard and decent cooling to allow an overclock without the temps being too high. The motherboards are normally the really expensive part because overtime the motherboard is more likely to die rather than the CPU so CPUs are plentiful on the 2nd hand market while the Z series motherboard are rare and can be expensive.
At the end of the day you have a PC and can game :)
I got pretty much this same system locally through FB marketplace through a high rated seller for $120 without RGB and/or a video card. It also only had 8gb of ram. But I had some DDR4 laying around, so I upgraded it to 16gb, threw a 256gb SSD and 2TB HDD in it and turned it into a plex server for a friend for his birthday. For that application, it seems just fine, and he seems to rather enjoy it.
In 2018 I bought an hp pro desk for $80 had a i7 4790 in it. Bought a 970 and 16gb of ram for $150. It had a proprietary power supply so I had to use a dell DA-2 power brick and split the 8 pin to dual 6+2. Got me through the pandemic now I’m rocking 5600x and a750 :)
Just got one of these and it has a i5 4570 and 16 gbs of ddr3 1600mhz. Over still a decent machine for the price but getting the ddr4 with the newer gen cpu would have been sweet.
JuckYard build...
These are AMAZING to use for a pfSense box. Absolutely stunning performance with i7-6700 for any home lab.
pr1sm55
How you build DDR 4 i7 6700 system ? what board ?
I agree that it is a good deal. It works, then in the future you can upgrade the CPU. The LGA 1151 socket, has an impressive lines of CPUs.
one thing I noticed is that the cpu read 3.3ghz the entire time on screen. That CPU should have a max turbo to 3.6ghz. Maybe it would have performed a tad better if the CPU was allowed to turbo.
4c/4t is getting a bit obsolete in modern games. But I guess this is what you could get for the money. You could always replace i5 with i7-6700 and get 4c/8t.
Tell me about it. i5-6600K is holding my 2070 Super back so much. Good thing an i5-12600K is on its way
@@roadsauce5258 same here. My 6700k is holding back even my 1080ti lol. I got a 13700k now as I am building a new pc
In which games I have the same combo and never was cpu limited.
@@steffenkawa8374 In practically any modern game (2020 onwards) . You could see GPU bottleneck even in Fortnite.
@@steffenkawa8374 games that need a decent bit of CPU power: Rainbow Six Siege, Call of Duty, Fortnite, Red Dead Redemption 2, Rust, etc.
Also you guys didn't go through the reviews. One review says there's was an i5-4th gen and the website description states ddr3. So it seems either they mix it up or they beefed it up for toasty bros
Hello Toasty Bros, great content as always. Mind doing a vid about gaming laptops past and new gen. really in a pickle which one to choose or buy or decide? Thank you. and always enjoyin your vids
I'm just putting a similar computer together for my eldest son's upcoming 10th birthday. Managed to snag an old HP Prodesk G1 mini tower. It's got an i5-4570 in it, 16gb of ram, and a 1tb hard drive. I have also purchased a GTX 1050 graphics card. The PC was £40 and the card £50. I'll add an old 500gb SSD I'm not using and it should make a sweet little system for him. He's been trying to play roblox on an ancient i3 3rd gen with integrated graphics until now. The parts should arrive early next week - wish me luck that it all works!
Whoever is doing this is smart. Maybe an option with a modified pre built but with an older 8 core processor would be more viable.
I found a pre built with a 12th gen Intel and a 3080 in a pawn shop for 700$ . So tempted to buy it but afraid it has hidden issues going about asking them if I can test it
If you found a system like that for that price and it's the real deal, you found an incredible deal and need to get it 😍
@@Joreel it’s legit I checked the bios . The pawnshop doesn’t realize what they have .
@@Joreel I’m just super afraid there’s something wrong with it there’s no nvidia software on it at all
@@Joreel I’m going on my lunch break Monday to see if they’ll let me down load the drivers and stress test it
It’s the $1899 version of the “ I buy power” from best buy with tons of RGB . It’s the 10gb 3080 best I can tell . Just not sure how much it’s been abused but if they let me inside it and stress test it I may get it . I just know it’s. Not a great brand
That PC will almost certainly support an i7 7700, or maybe even a 7700K (depending on the VRM's). That upgrade would make a big difference.
Yeah but a used 7700k is around $100. You're better off just putting that money towards a better PC.
nah an old v3 xeon would be the play tbh 6-8 cores for $60 and you can reuse the ddr4, would need a new motherboard but x99 boards are cheap these days
@@MrTechnofuzz maybe if you manage to get a xeon e3 you won't have to replace the motherboard, idk what about the dell one tho
@@EXITLIGHT_ENTERNIGHT i mean if you're content with 4 cores/8 threads. I would say in 2023 6 core minimum, 8 core preferred. an i7-5960x is $60 on ebay, a completely unlocked 8-core i7 that basically keeps pace with a ryzen 7 5800x, its a no brainer....
@@MrTechnofuzz more like the 5600x but ya that i7 was way ahead of its time
The i5-6500 and GTX1660 Super is actually a decent pairing. Only a 10.2% GPU bottleneck during graphic intensive applications.
I think its actually much more.
@@daytimerocker3808 according to pcbuilds it's only 10.2% GPU bottleneck in graphic intensive applications. Don't remember what it is in general tasks. Just Google the parts and type bottleneck calculator.
i have had one of these for about 2 years and it was my first desktop (upgrade from a 4gb laptop) and it works very well, i was actually suprised it could run higher end games like rainbow at 60fps on medium-high settings
the Intel Xeon E5-2667 v3 works very good for gaming in workstation builds - I had it paired with a GTX 1060 6GB and fortnite played better than what you showed - I now have it paired up with a GTX 1070 TI - very good cheap gaming PC. Dell precision 5810 tower, E5-2667 V3, GTX 1070 TI, 24GB DDR4, 685 watt power supply, kingston A400 SSD - all for under $300 (tower was free from work when they upgraded)
5810 owner here as well - you could also slap an e5 2697 v3 in there, undervolt via throttlestop and then do the turbo unlock via custom bios to get the full 3,6 ghz turbo on 14 cores / 28 threads. If you don’t undervolt, it will automatically reduce the clock because you will run into the power limit of 145 watts. Give it a try! :)
@dp3350 at the time the 2667 was the best bang for the buck - and looking now the 2697 price is all over the place $20-$180
old GPU too, super slow ....
@@lucasrem the GTX 1070 TI is more than adequate for what I'm playing and is about all I can put in my PC with out bottlenecking on the CPU, also I don't think calling it "super slow" is at all accurate - it is 73rd of 714 GPU's in speed rank on user benchmark (RTX 4090 being #1)
And remember we are talking budget gaming here.
performance mode is going to help out a ton in ForkKnife, should be over 100FPS easily.
forkknife?
fortnite
i payed $150 for a optiplex with a i-5 6500, 16 gigs of ram, and a 256 gig ssd. i put a 1 tb m.2 in, and a rx 6400 and the cpu is definatly the bottleneck.
then get a better CPU
I just got one of these HP ProDesk's as a cheap hold over until I can swing a new computer. It has a 4th gen i5-4590 @ 3.3 GHz, and 8 GB DDR3 @ 1600MHz.
GTX 1650 vs ryzen 5 5600g plz
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Hey are you guys selling that shirt at 7:02? That thing is lit.
Edit: the one on the left..
That.. has better specs than my main rig right now :(
Prices have went down to the point I can finally upgrade past this level.
My new rig is in a box in my kitchen now... hope I have all the cords and stuff to set it up this weekend.
Still, dumpsterbro can play some games and do what I need.
Seems like a 400-500 watt for the 1660 would be more appropriate.,but it isnt Ryzen cpu, and maybe nothing overclocked, good basic intro to gaming and video p.c. even with a drive if you play old games with disk. Using dual channel ddr3 might be better than a single channel ddr4, i guess.
Ya know, that's actually not a bad pairing of CPU and GPU. I'd be willing to wager that the bottleneck is actually coming from that G2 motherboard. HP is notorious for kneecapping their own hardware to force earlier upgrades. I had less lag with an Optiplex 3040 (i5-3400) with a GTX 1050ti that I just gave to the Mother-in-Law.
Agreed bottle neck calculator says it would be 100% gpu utilisation
In 2020 during the mining craze I´ve build my first (and so far only) complete entry gaming setup for 280€ in Mai 2020. It might was a generic case of a pre-build, but airflow was decent and it was a Gigabyte mobo with 4th gen i5, 2x 4GB 1600MHz ram, R7 260X, 128GB SSD, 1TB HHD, EVGA 80+ 500W PSU, 1680x1050p HP monitor (HP does make a lot of crap, but they do make suprisingly good monitors), Logitech G500, Steelseeries RGB keyboard, Jabra headset and a pair of ddecent sounding and colour fitting 30W desktop speakers (all needed wires included obviously): for 280€ during the mining craze getting a complete setup with quality parts that cheap so you can play LoL, CS:GO, Fortnite or even RDR2 with low settings at native resolution and 30fps; I sure made that guy who was looking to get into gaming very happy. On other offers you either got worse hardware or paying 330-380€ for about the same hardware while getting some shitty monitore and HP/ Lenovo etc e-waste periphials. But I´ve simply priced it at what I thought this hardware should cost in 2020, no wonder it was sold in 2 days.
I wonder if replacing the i5 with a i7 6700 would eliminate the stuttering?
No it wouldn't.
Those types the resolution is generic looking of a soft picture. Yes, you can play but you missing out on the details and fluidity of movements by 100 fold. IT WORKS if you dont mind the generic quality of the texture and soft resolutions besides the glitches here and there.
That vinyl crap was on a lot of old HP office machines. I'm not sure it was necessarily a reseller thing though.
i find it interesting that theres a bigger pc case i got, and i find it weird at it the same time, i curently am running only onboard graphics, it has a amd A8 cpu with r7 graphics with 24 gigs of ram and still running a hard drive and it is almost where i like of the performance
Playing on performance mode should get you 150+
actually just grabbed pretty much this for my brothers first build, 7400/1660. doesnt look terrible
also, peeped that sullivan U tee, only because I live and work in the ville, and it caught me off guard
This HP EliteDesk Tower will play my favorite game on Steam "Boundless"(adult version of Minecraft lol) with ease. With the Intel Core i5 processor, 16GB of DDR3 RAM, a 512GB SSD + 3TB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super 6G GDDR6 video card(1 HDMI port, 1 DisplayPort, and 1 DVI port), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 6 USB 2.0 ports and 4 USB 3.0 ports, and comes with Windows 10 Professional 64-bit OMG hope this stays around so I can purchase this as a backup gaming pc for my laptop, it's a GREAT buy! Thank you Toasty Bros for this find!
How DDR 4 in it ? slow frames, LOL !
If it's a good PC that's easily and cheaply upgradable then it's a good idea all around
@5:15 All that time they didn't notice that the plastic piece broken is from the corner of GPU, near the power cable.
Lol, the guy on the right looks so much like Seth Rogan!😂
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Quick question, if I bought a pc that has a cpu that has a graphics card in the cpu, is it still possible that I can buy a gpu even if the cpu has its own? Or do I have to get a new cpu and gpu??
No need to buy another cpu, it will still work and it will show up as GPU0 & GPU1 on task manager
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For this money you'd be better off just getting a Series S honestly
To be honest this is a pretty good deal. It comes with a mouse and keyboard already, so you just need a monitor or TV.
I'd take this over a Series S any day.
I mean if all you want to do is game then yeh, a series S is better. But if your also looking to get computing capabilities out of it as well as some gaming then this is bang for buck.
Can't access your steam library on a series s
but i want to play valorant IDOt try and SOLVE THAT
buddy please dont reccomend a consle to someone who want a pc how would someone like me a csgo valorant and minecraft java gamer would play my games on consle?
Can we change the cpu and power supply??
i see no negatives due to the price being so cheap this is one of the best pcs ive seen for its price, most $500 pcs cant even run cyber punk that well
I legit bought one this month and so far, it's done me well for what I need it for, so yeah, that's what people are getting it for, it's cheap, not everyone can actually afford a 3'000 dollar gaming rig, and most computers with these specs tend to be much more expensive than this, so at the end of the day, you're actually getting your moneys worth and then some in regards to what you're actually getting from it. The one I got has two hdd's. the main system drive's small, but the secondary drive's got 2 tb on it, so that really does help keep the HDD from getting choked up.
gotta love that molex to 6 pin PCI-E power connector there :P although they are mostly safe is there is enough amperage on the 12 volt line
You need old power rails for that molex crab, not modern Gold rated PSU !
@@lucasrem as long as it can take a 54W max load, sure. I wouldn't recommend anything about an extra 30w being required by one of those cables. Anything higher and it risks the card, for sure.
Great little video and I might actually buy this
I have this exact PC as my main except it's a normal 1650 and an i7-6700
Does it perform better or worse for gaming since you have a lower card but better cpu?
@@jponz85 idk because i don't play any games he benchmarked, but it performs well!
the cpu temp did not cross 65 even with 100% load,how good the cooler was.
A lightning strike damaged the motherboard on my old Optiplex 9020, so I bought another one for less than $200. But, this one has an i7, instead of the i5 that my old one had. I just swapped out all my upgrades, power supply, GPU and my two 1tb SSD's. When I turned it on everything was exactly the same, because I still had my OS, games and everything else already on the SSD's. Plus the new one came with an off brand 1tb SSD that I'll use as 2nd back up for storing videos and pictures and an extra 16g of memory that'll give me 32 gigs of ram total. I can live without the RGB, because I can't see my puter when it's running anyway.
fwik man ❤
I miss the dell optiplex builds
Check out my first one! ruclips.net/user/shortsrV8j8O1l2so?feature=share
This gaming PC is a modified HP EliteDesk 800 G2 Tower PC.
LGA 1151 Socket. Then pop in a Used i9 (hyper threading) for like $120 extra. Or an i7 6core /12 threads for $75-$100.
Still only 95 watts vs the i5 65watt.
I would certainly like to see them do just a little better with the power supply. 280 watts just doesn't seem safe.
My kids PC has an i5 6500 and GTX 1060 6gb. It definitely runs better than one would expect. I'm going to upgrade him to the 6700 and max the old system out. Then the 8 yr old kid will be rocking a stronger PC than I started with 5 years ago.
should be able to go i7-7700? Most 6th gen motherboards can also do 7th gen. But it may not be worth the time and money to do so as it wouldn't be that much of an upgrade. If you don't mind replacing the motherboard and CPU an AM4 combo can be had pretty cheap nowadays... I saw that Micro Center has a Ryzen 5 3600 and B450 motherboard combo for $130... which would be an actual upgrade and you can keep the RAM...
Im using the same cpu with rx 6600 performance is insane I can play most games with 1440p with ultra-high (+45fps) settings cpu upgrade with same socket is not worth
6700 still cost around $100+ at that point you're better off just saving more money to get a better CPU. Preferably used market 11th gen or 12th etc etc
@@jponz85 lol Just picked up a 6700 for $40. Just gotta hunt around for a good deal. Even Ebay is selling them for much closer to $60
DVD drive is sick if you got older games like LOTR BFME II.
Woah! this was actually in my wishlist! Glad youtube recommended you guys! Subbed!
would love to see an upgrade of this one. Like swapping out the processor and put a more beefy psu in there and see how much better the system would be
Can you upgrade the CPU?
You can buy it's not really worth it.
I gotta say, for once the thermal paste doesn't look like ass, dual channel memory and a GTX 1660 Super. I mean...you could probably do that same build with a 10th gen i3 and stuff but for a prebuilt? Not bad :D
After doing research, it really looks like they knew it was toasty bros and beefed it up
@@QueenFairy420 Based on...? Evidence? Or just a bold claim without any evidence to back that up?
@@hunterfabio I went through the reviews on the website and a few mentioned they received a 4th gen and the listing doesn't mention ddr4 but does mention ddr3
@@hunterfabio also maybe try being a little less rude when you respond next time k?
@@hunterfabio well?
Now a 20$ Dell optiplex is money well spent
I just ordered a z440 with xeon e5-1650v4, 32gb ddr4 ram, 700 watt psu and 512GB SSD! Got the system for $220! Going to slap my rx 6650 xt in it!!
in the UK the link opens a completely different product called XUM Elite...
love Seth Rogan and Dean from Super Naturals reviewing pcs now.. nice channel guys. fpv video editor here
Hey Guys, I bought this exact rig back in January and to this point I feel like I got my money's worth. It plays everything ok with one exception...CP2077 crashes constantly even at Low settings, I noticed it played fine on yours😜. Otherwise, I'm satisfied.
Might be the sucide adapter aka the sata to pcie cable not meant for 150 watts!!
Yeah I highly doubt that you got this and it works perfectly with games and everything because I know for a fact you're lying I know many people who bought these PCs thinking they were good for gaming and when they got them they did not work properly for gaming at all they're slow outdated and old I had one of these too and guess what it didn't work when I opened it up it did not have any of the stuff it claims in it at all graphics cards drivers everything they all said they were the newer stuff inside of that that work with all games when I turn my computer on guess what it didn't work never worked at all I opened it up and every one of the parts inside of it we're all old they had stickers on them saying they were different products than what they were like the G-Force sticker was on an old outdated graphics card it wasn't even the graphics card it said it was do not buy these these are a scam and if you're sitting here saying that you got one of these and it worked perfectly fine you're a liar and you're probably part of the scam it's very well known these are a scam there's so many videos on it
@@OfficialDJTasawennateken moron
You still liking the computer?
What’s a budget pc for gta rp? Would this run on lower settings I don’t care about the picture being perfect?
Before I watched the video I checked on the link and it said "Up to 3.6GHz i5." I knew it would have to be the i5-6500, as I run one in an Optiplex with a GTX 1650.
You can get tgis exact same pc but without a gpu and rgb from micro center for $229. So you get those for an extra $100 not a bad deal
that SATA to PCI-E power adapter is a sure way to start a housefire.
It's just popular because of the colored lights. Put LEDs on anything and it will sell out lately. It doesn't need to be a good product but if it has lots of lights, the youth minded public is all for it.
I need advice only for gaming .
Should I go with i3-12100f with RX 6700 XT OR i5-12400f with RX 6650 XT.
I AM SUPER CONFUSED PLS HELP
Always buy more cpu than gpu it will last longer.
can upgrade gpu easier
I would use the i3-12100f - it's a very capable CPU and the bump in graphics performance is more important imo.
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LOVE the roadkill garage hoodie :)
Will be good if you want to use your PS5 to play the game on but use a Caps card to live stream and record your gameplay
Looks like a good box to get started with. Swap the PS out to match with a nice video card and this could be a solid little gamer. But those video card prices tho! Ouch!
Nice. I noticed the price is up already to $353 today.
You look like a $320 Seth Rogen.
It DOES say DDR3 3.2Ghz in the specs on the link you provided...
Specific Uses For Product gaming
Brand HP
Operating System Windows 10 Professional 64-bit - Multi-Language Supports- English/Spanish/French
Ram Memory Installed Size 16 GB
Series EliteDesk Tower
CPU Model Core i5
CPU Manufacturer Intel
Connectivity Technology Wi-Fi
CPU Speed 3.2 GHz
RAM Memory Technology DDR3
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my current PC rig is a Dell Precision 5810 with an ati rx580 and it's pretty good for everything
Seems like a pretty good deal to me
From what I understand, Fornite uses the Unreal 5 engine now, which means it takes a more powerful system to run smoothly than it used to.
This would make a perfect Arcade build PC or emulation PC
Thanks for making great pc videos. Already Subscribed and watching here all the way from the Philippines. Blessings!
Thank you very much for letting me compare that PC with the one that I recently ensambled. Mine has a chinese X99 H motherboard, an 8 cores Xeon E5 2630 V3, 2 X 8 Gb. DDR 4, 500 Gb. NVMe Kingstone, a very modest grafic card ( Club 3D Radeon HD 4670 ) because I don´t want it for gaming, and a 500 Watts power suply. And I´ve just count how much I payed for all that stuff and I´m very satisfied because I only payed $ 195 !!!
Of course some items are second hand like the procesor and the grafic card, and I didn´t have to buy a mouse and a keyboard because I already have those.
But anyways I payed like $ 125 less than the price you payed for yours; not to say that my PC is a little better than that which you bought on Amazon.
When I remember my first PC which had an AMD "Athlon" procesor and less than 1 Gb. of RAM and a hard drive of 64 Gb., I don't know whether to cry or laugh !!! And what I mean is that the money I payed for that PC was comparatively more (taking in consideration inflation and the prices of that kind of stuff at that time) than what I payed now for a much better PC.
Thank you again and blessings !!!
Why 4 sticks? Two 8 gb stick are much easier on the memory controller.
feels like it's the same keybord than Linus has tested from tommy highlifiger
If you did put in performance mode would get a lot more FPS because I have a i5 fourth-gen and a gt 1030 and I get around 100 fps steady
How would this PC perform with the newest Microsoft Flight Simulator ? Thank You.
My son has a 6700t 24gb ram all core is 3.4ghz and fortnite has some spikes in fps as well same settings as you guys