Maybe not the exact same but I built something similar for a similar price. It’s also a 10400f but with a 2070. I’m only using 16gb of ram and a 512gb ssd but I’m using a 750w power supply and my motherboard comes with Wi-Fi. It’s in the diypc q3 case and I built it for $362.02.
I actually have Something similat too i got a PC without a GPU that Had a ryzen 7 5800x and 32gb DDR4 for 120€ i also got a 2070 for 125€ and paid 245€ for a 2070 build with the newest am4 Generation
Just did a build from parts off of fb market for $460 Ryzen 5 5600G RTX 3060 MSI B550-A Pro Motherboard 16GB TridentZ RAM 600W CX600M WD Black SN850X NVMe SSD H5 Flow RGB for the case also picked up a stealth wraith amd cooler for $7 FB Market is my go to so many deals especially for AM4 components.
Thanks for another great video. Just when I think I won't find another great deal on used parts, this build comes along. Almost ready for Marketplace, total cost $368. Free parts from building a new PC for client (included case and AIO, both broken): CPU: Intel Core i7-10700K, 8 cores, 16 threads RAM: Team T-force Vulcan Z 16GB DDR4 (2x8gb) MB: ASUS B460M-A Prime micro-ATX NET: tp-link ac1200 wifi and Bluetooth PCI-E card PSU: Corsair HX850 Semi-Modular power supply Facebook Marketplace "RTX 6600" for $100 GPU: MSI RTX 3060 TI 8GB New parts from Amazon COOLER: Thermalright Frozen Edge 240mm black AIO Cooler STORAGE: Kingspec NX 1TB Gen3x4 NVME m.2 SSD CASE: Gamdias Apollo E2 Elite ATX
I built my PC using pre-owned components, and it works like a charm for under $400. It's crazy what the used market can grant you. Here is my specs: Intel Core i5-7600 RX 580 8GB VRAM 16 GB DDR4 RAM EVGA 600w 80+ Gold PSU 500 GB Samsung 840 EVO SSD
While it's not what I would buy, if they're enjoying their PC then it's fine. At the end of the day that's what matters. If you are interested on what to do next get an i7 7700.
ive got an rx 5600xt r5 1600 32gb ram ddr4 128gb nvme 1tb sata ssd 800w 80+ gold and i got it for 400 buck on facebook just bought that 1 tb ssd and it origonally had a 1660 supper and my dad had a spare rx5600xt so i used that
I would have bought the case with the fans but I know you already had the black ones for free, so it saved more money. Definitely a cool and unique video Elijah, I like it!
Nice build at a great end price! I just got into PC building and parts flipping last year as a way to offset costs on my own builds. I recently built myself a 10th gen PC from new and used parts that came in at $443 but that's because I purchased a 10600K brand new smh, if I would've been more patient I could have saved $60 on a used one for a total of $383. Specs as follows - GAMDIAS Talos E2 Elite case, Gigabyte Z490 UD wifi MOBO, Intel I5-10600K, Deep Cool AK400 cooler, Trident 16GB 3600mhz RGB Ram, Corsair HX 650W PSU, Samsung 980 500GB NVME, Seagate 2TB HDD, and EVGA GTX 980Ti graphics card. I started out learning and building on 4th gen Haswell stuff last year and made it up to 10th gen! My grandkids think it's cool I'm learning this new hobby and I'm having a blast. Love the channel, keep up the great work!
I rebuilt a machine similar to this: 9600K 3060, 32gb DDR4 3000, ITX/AC was a pain for me to redo with a larger cooler, honestly it did benchmark FF14 very well 1080P which is more than I expected. I think your machine will bench well 1080P too.
Great video! Although I wouldve tested/benchmarked with a 1080p monitor as I think thats probably the resolution this pc should be running with those specs, but at 1440p it still can game.
In apex legends, the video memory slider is to tell the game how much vram your gpu has, so leaving it at 4gb when the 3060 has 8,gb reducing fps/performance
last august 2023 i built me a 5800x and a rtx 3060 ti for $493 using used parts except for the (new) case and cpu fan I've been loving my build because its got both looks (black and white) and performance. Specs are as follow: Ryzen 7 5800x-$50 Msi Gaming X RTX 3060 ti-$125 RM850x-$15 16x2 trident z royal 3200 mhz-$30 MSI B550m Bazooka-$70 2 tb samsung 970 evo plus-$50 Case- $70 Corsair ll120 fans x4-$50 Cable extensions-$15 Cpu cooler-$18
I recently built my 10 year old nephew a pc. I used some used parts and I'm super proud of myself for finding an rx 6650 xt on ebay for $150. $100 off new prices and about $50-$60 off used prices.
i also have a pretty good build for its price : Ryzen 5 7600 RTX 3060 ti 16 GB DDR4 Ram 512gb ssd Asrock b450 motherboard with wifi. I also paid only 376$ for that build and its also because of the used marketplace.
I just built an RTX 2080ti and Ryzen 7 2700 pc for $396. Pretty good price to performance but a slight bottleneck because of the cpu. still pretty happy with it since i sold it for $750 in only a few days
a pc i built for that price is a xeon 2667 v3 and gtx titan x pascal (375) but you can mod the xeon to be turbo unlocked and get comparable performance to a ryzen 3600
I scored a bunch of really good deals on parts when getting them in bundles. I ended up with a build that is $317, with the biggest win being the gpu being only $50 Ryzen 7 5700g Gigabyte Aorus X470 Ultra Gaming 16GB Adata XPG 2666mhz RAM XFX RX 5700xt Silicon Power 512gb M.2 SSD Powerspec 550w PSU Diypc CUBE + Thermalright fans
What do you use for Wi-Fi adapters I mostly build budget computers that I tend to sell for around $300 do you know of any good Wi-Fi adapters that you would recommend for under $30?
Hey Elijah can you make a video or tutorial on how you configure your gaming pcs before you sell them? Preferably making a local account on initial windows startup. Love the content!
hey, i don't know how you always manage to get low 1% lows on fortnite, i am scared to think about the 0.1%, I've managed to get stable fps with pretty low end specs, maybe try optimizing the pcs or something
@@maniac880 A witty and well thought out come back. If you'd care to I'd actually appreciate a proper response on just why should people ignore that he tried to scam his audience?
@@voteDC he’s addressed that this is most likely not the message he was trying to convey. he apologized already and may or may not drop a dedicated video explaining it. it’s one thing to be mad while it’s happening and it’s another to still be mad after it’s been addressed
@@maniac880 Thanks for the reply, it's interesting to see a different point of view. Personally I don't think that a dedicated video is needed but it sure needs to be addressed better. After all this was a course he'd worked on for years and apparently thought so little of he was willing to drop it after a single community post? That just raised all kinds of red flags for me. Thanks again for the reply, I appreciate it.
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Correction: the B460M board Elijah is using supports 10th and 11th gen, not 9th and 10th.
i was just saying!
I had a Z490 Prime board from Asus that didn't support 11th gen, you have to check first before buying
Maybe not the exact same but I built something similar for a similar price. It’s also a 10400f but with a 2070. I’m only using 16gb of ram and a 512gb ssd but I’m using a 750w power supply and my motherboard comes with Wi-Fi. It’s in the diypc q3 case and I built it for $362.02.
I actually have Something similat too i got a PC without a GPU that Had a ryzen 7 5800x and 32gb DDR4 for 120€ i also got a 2070 for 125€ and paid 245€ for a 2070 build with the newest am4 Generation
Damm that's basically my build, and the guy sold out to me for 1k 😅. Granted I used my tax return for it 🤷🏾♂️
@@masterace9543 You got scammed bro
Just a recommendation I would test in 1080p for a card like a 3060
Nah 1080p is a low res in 2024 1440p is the standard for single player games
Just did a build from parts off of fb market for $460
Ryzen 5 5600G
RTX 3060
MSI B550-A Pro Motherboard
16GB TridentZ RAM
600W CX600M
WD Black SN850X NVMe SSD
H5 Flow RGB for the case
also picked up a stealth wraith amd cooler for $7 FB Market is my go to so many deals especially for AM4 components.
bro makes every sunday better
A playlist of just gaming would be cool to watch. Those games ran pretty smooth! Nice build 😊
Thanks for another great video. Just when I think I won't find another great deal on used parts, this build comes along. Almost ready for Marketplace, total cost $368.
Free parts from building a new PC for client (included case and AIO, both broken):
CPU: Intel Core i7-10700K, 8 cores, 16 threads
RAM: Team T-force Vulcan Z 16GB DDR4 (2x8gb)
MB: ASUS B460M-A Prime micro-ATX
NET: tp-link ac1200 wifi and Bluetooth PCI-E card
PSU: Corsair HX850 Semi-Modular power supply
Facebook Marketplace "RTX 6600" for $100
GPU: MSI RTX 3060 TI 8GB
New parts from Amazon
COOLER: Thermalright Frozen Edge 240mm black AIO Cooler
STORAGE: Kingspec NX 1TB Gen3x4 NVME m.2 SSD
CASE: Gamdias Apollo E2 Elite ATX
Another solid build broh! 😁
w video elijah lol usually im early to these videos i was sleep
I built my PC using pre-owned components, and it works like a charm for under $400. It's crazy what the used market can grant you. Here is my specs:
Intel Core i5-7600
RX 580 8GB VRAM
16 GB DDR4 RAM
EVGA 600w 80+ Gold PSU
500 GB Samsung 840 EVO SSD
mid
@@ZarxCool m8 it's a decent pc for under 400.
@@ZarxCool It's decent enough, just need a lil more storage
While it's not what I would buy, if they're enjoying their PC then it's fine. At the end of the day that's what matters. If you are interested on what to do next get an i7 7700.
ive got an
rx 5600xt
r5 1600
32gb ram ddr4
128gb nvme
1tb sata ssd
800w 80+ gold
and i got it for 400 buck on facebook just bought that 1 tb ssd and it origonally had a 1660 supper and my dad had a spare rx5600xt so i used that
specs leaked at 0:33
3:39 NAUC-TUAH
I would have bought the case with the fans but I know you already had the black ones for free, so it saved more money. Definitely a cool and unique video Elijah, I like it!
Love your videos, I had that same pc a year or so ago, really good combo
Love your videos man. Just one question, how do you deal with taxes?
Nice build at a great end price! I just got into PC building and parts flipping last year as a way to offset costs on my own builds. I recently built myself a 10th gen PC from new and used parts that came in at $443 but that's because I purchased a 10600K brand new smh, if I would've been more patient I could have saved $60 on a used one for a total of $383. Specs as follows - GAMDIAS Talos E2 Elite case, Gigabyte Z490 UD wifi MOBO, Intel I5-10600K, Deep Cool AK400 cooler, Trident 16GB 3600mhz RGB Ram, Corsair HX 650W PSU, Samsung 980 500GB NVME, Seagate 2TB HDD, and EVGA GTX 980Ti graphics card. I started out learning and building on 4th gen Haswell stuff last year and made it up to 10th gen! My grandkids think it's cool I'm learning this new hobby and I'm having a blast. Love the channel, keep up the great work!
I rebuilt a machine similar to this: 9600K 3060, 32gb DDR4 3000, ITX/AC was a pain for me to redo with a larger cooler, honestly it did benchmark FF14 very well 1080P which is more than I expected. I think your machine will bench well 1080P too.
Great video! Although I wouldve tested/benchmarked with a 1080p monitor as I think thats probably the resolution this pc should be running with those specs, but at 1440p it still can game.
In apex legends, the video memory slider is to tell the game how much vram your gpu has, so leaving it at 4gb when the 3060 has 8,gb reducing fps/performance
last august 2023 i built me a 5800x and a rtx 3060 ti for $493 using used parts except for the (new) case and cpu fan
I've been loving my build because its got both looks (black and white) and performance.
Specs are as follow:
Ryzen 7 5800x-$50
Msi Gaming X RTX 3060 ti-$125
RM850x-$15
16x2 trident z royal 3200 mhz-$30
MSI B550m Bazooka-$70
2 tb samsung 970 evo plus-$50
Case- $70
Corsair ll120 fans x4-$50
Cable extensions-$15
Cpu cooler-$18
Cap
@@FakeMrBearnot cap*
@@FakeMrBearam also about to build an RTX 2080 super pc tommorow once all the parts get here -$325
I recently built my 10 year old nephew a pc. I used some used parts and I'm super proud of myself for finding an rx 6650 xt on ebay for $150. $100 off new prices and about $50-$60 off used prices.
i also have a pretty good build for its price :
Ryzen 5 7600
RTX 3060 ti
16 GB DDR4 Ram
512gb ssd
Asrock b450 motherboard with wifi.
I also paid only 376$ for that build and its also because of the used marketplace.
I just built an RTX 2080ti and Ryzen 7 2700 pc for $396. Pretty good price to performance but a slight bottleneck because of the cpu. still pretty happy with it since i sold it for $750 in only a few days
You should show 1440p and 1080p. I personally like to see the difference in the fps which different resolutions
You should check out thermal rights coolers they are great for the price
a pc i built for that price is a xeon 2667 v3 and gtx titan x pascal (375) but you can mod the xeon to be turbo unlocked and get comparable performance to a ryzen 3600
Just copped a 3080 on the used market for $150. Used is the way.
10400 isnt linited to 2666mhz ram, maybe without xmp, but i had a 10400 and 3200mhz ram and it supported it fine, i feel like most people know that
I scored a bunch of really good deals on parts when getting them in bundles. I ended up with a build that is $317, with the biggest win being the gpu being only $50
Ryzen 7 5700g
Gigabyte Aorus X470 Ultra Gaming
16GB Adata XPG 2666mhz RAM
XFX RX 5700xt
Silicon Power 512gb M.2 SSD
Powerspec 550w PSU
Diypc CUBE + Thermalright fans
I build ryzen 5 5500 + msi gaming trio rtx 2070 super + 32gb ram + 500gb nvme for $311 🤣
how in the world did you get a 70 dollar 3060 thats crazy
I just Build my Pc recently with a i5 10400,Rtx 2060 and 16Gb ram for 300€
What do you use for Wi-Fi adapters I mostly build budget computers that I tend to sell for around $300 do you know of any good Wi-Fi adapters that you would recommend for under $30?
Brooo why did you shaved the mustache!!
Hey Elijah can you make a video or tutorial on how you configure your gaming pcs before you sell them? Preferably making a local account on initial windows startup. Love the content!
What website did he use to get the average price of the 3060?
820 is hella cheap mad w
bottelneck calculator says its a 11% bottelneck on 1080p and no bottelneck on 1440p something to think of
use your brain instead of tools. bottleneck calculations are a baseline not a deciding factor, they aren’t very accurate
Bottleneck calculators are not accurate at all. This combination is perfect.
For 310 euros, I built my pc with a ryzen 5 3600, rx 6600xt, 16gigs of 3200 ram, 500go nvme crucial and thermalright full black ventirad
The cheapest 3060 i was able to find was an asus rog strix for 160
steal!
Pretty sure the 10400 supports faster ram. The motherboard does not. I have a 10400 on a Z series board with ram running at 3200 speed.
7:35 wrong pc hahaha
I built a Ryzen 5 5600g 16gb Rtx 2060 with 1tb nvme for 262 (hard to replicate) and sold it for 520
What app/website did you use to search up the average prices?
i built one brand new dang near with a 4060 ti for 430 12100f etc
hey, i don't know how you always manage to get low 1% lows on fortnite, i am scared to think about the 0.1%, I've managed to get stable fps with pretty low end specs, maybe try optimizing the pcs or something
2:18 10th and 11th not 9th and 11th love the vid though but i did build a similar pc but with a 2070 super instead of the 3060
You don’t sell on eBay btw great video
This is a 1080p card tbh
my gpu is gtx 1050ti is good to upgread to gtx 1660 super for 150 dollar
i have i5 4570 is upgread to i7 4770 for 30 dollar good
Nah not worth it
i5 6660k 8GB ram 2666 GTX 1650 500w 120GB SSD 1TB hhd $200
ram costs more than the cpu
wow i thought i had a good deal 200 euro for 3060 Ti
6:44 wrong fps in the corner
Yo there's a 1660super for 100 bucks on fb
the sound kinda choppy anyone else or just me??
B460 is 10th and 11th not 9th and 10th!
i got a I5 12400F AND 3070 TIO FOR 220$ TODAY
Nice!
hi elijah
chat i might be first 👊🐺⁉️
can i have it?
i have 10400f 😀
w vid
day 1 of asking for a ssd
People that’s came form the discord server
👇
FIRST!!
NO I WAS
@@fruhhe nuh uh
26th😂
If only someone had made a $1500 PC selling course to help me build a PC like this. What a perceived value that would have been.
wahh wahh
@@maniac880 A witty and well thought out come back. If you'd care to I'd actually appreciate a proper response on just why should people ignore that he tried to scam his audience?
@@voteDC he’s addressed that this is most likely not the message he was trying to convey. he apologized already and may or may not drop a dedicated video explaining it.
it’s one thing to be mad while it’s happening and it’s another to still be mad after it’s been addressed
@@maniac880 Thanks for the reply, it's interesting to see a different point of view.
Personally I don't think that a dedicated video is needed but it sure needs to be addressed better.
After all this was a course he'd worked on for years and apparently thought so little of he was willing to drop it after a single community post? That just raised all kinds of red flags for me.
Thanks again for the reply, I appreciate it.
@@voteDC np. but i agree because that just doesn’t explain it right. he did work hard and dropping it completely as a result doesn’t make sense
69th like
i can build one that’s cheaper
No you can’t
@@jeremykip6441 yes i could
very funny
@@amaurybruchez6734 i can