These were on clearance a couple of months ago. They gradually reduce the prices until they sell. If it had been out where people could see it, it would have been long gone. I got the identical display model at $260 back then. At the same time, vipoutlet had this computer without monitor for around 209.
There might me plenty in Florida there another place I know of found a lot of clearance there. It's store far far away. For me like 100 miles drive round trip. I going to check to see if they got that deal still.
I scooped up this bundle on clearance for $200 about 2 months ago. Added another 8gigs of ram and also added the RX 6400. Super happy with this low budget deal!
Card is hot but it works! I have an hp compaq pro with i53470 and rx6400 and bro it works really well. Make sure to utilize AMD RSR it upscales your game and gives you more frames. Youd be very surprised the performance im getting
Walmart has a lot of good deals because they buy in extreme bulks, and ship them out to stores in the most messed up way. I worked at a Walmart distribution center and ended up walking out because of all the messed up things they were doing. They have you watch a saftey video on how the trucks should be loaded, but then when you work you actually get in trouble for doing those things because they arent fast enough. They make all their employees sign an NDA lol
Because it is only worth maybe $400 to begin with. The markup on stuff is very high. They typically sell stuff at 40% above what they buy it for. So if the computer was listed as $569 then they got it for $340. If it doesn't sell and it is taking up space, they prefer to sell at a loss than have ship it back at a loss.
That's not an unusual markup. Typical rule of thumb is every time goods change hands, the price doubles. A item that comes to you from a store for $400 basically needs to have a raw material cost of no more than $100 for the manufacturer, distributor, and retailer to make any sort of profit.
Having worked retail, sometimes corporate will decide not to carry something in store anymore. Instead of sending things back, some just go on extreme clearance just to get rid of it. That’s how I got an iPad Pro for $200 where I worked at the time.
Sometimes it's not even corporate but the store itself. I've gotten plenty of stuff off the clearance rack at my near by store, but the store across town, full retail. Or vice versa.
@@chrisbaker8533 well there are a few reasons behind it, debt allowable per store, available shelf space, etc... for example when in charge of an electronics department i was in a store that did almost same revenue as the other store (but based on location in the city and traffic we were rated as more or less a B level store versus the other as A level) but the stores were physically different sizes... so we had less stock due to being a B store versus A (based on predictions) and our rent due to location was cheaper and a bigger building... outside of electronics most of our clearance was higher than the other store but we had a lot more extra shelf space electronics was different but that was because most electronics were rapidly evolving/getting better year after year and you didn't want to get stuck with a far inferior product when the new one was out and possibly better and cheaper... (happened with digital cameras alot back then), also my designated space in electronics was actually smaller than the counterpart due to hookups at the store
Not a wallyworld employee, but I've known about this stuff for about 6 months. NOTE: What's on clearance is fully dependent on the store. Also, to get the deals, you must checkout in electronics. Normally, there is a table setup in front of the registers in the electronics section that has clearance items. (Some items are not on the table, the large ticket items.) But basically... they are wanting to get this stuff gone so they have been offering an extra 50% off the clearance price. I've gotten so much stuff that it's not even funny. Logitech headsets ($8), cable modems ($30), WiFi Routers ($16), WiFi light bulbs ($3-$5), and other things.
@@jonathangatto Because they want to get rid of in-store stock that has been clearanced out to make space for newer stuff. Like I said, for IN-Store clearance inventory only. That's why it's not online.
Walmarts in my area all have dedicated closeout aisles, but they also have closeout shelves in places like tools, electronics, auto supplies, etc. These are usually on the back side of aisles facing away from the main part of the store, so only people wandering the back aisles ever see them. Electronics might keep theirs in a cage but those cages also usually look like a pile of boxes shoved in there. Easy to obscure what's actually there. As for the logic behind the pricing, overheard a department manager telling one of their workers that every department has a budget to use for closeouts and they keep rolling back the price all the way to the at-cost price if that's what it takes to move it and they have the budget to do it. They were talking about unsold watches going on markdown in that case and I didn't hear it all. But that approach does fit how they do markdowns. They would rather get rid of stuff that does not sell and bring in new merch that will sell.
Likely that it's a clearance that is no longer on the website or in-store stock normally. So just kept in storage for months where the price keeps getting lower and lower. Same story happened with the Razer Kraken Headphones I bought. Normally £100 but got it for £15 because they were thrown in the back of the Warehouse for weeks although the store stopped selling them. Just a guess on this but nice bargain on that regardless.
Walmart doesn't lose...that's the original market price... and the other thing is it's an Acer... good luck if you can keep it working for more than 2 years
extreme clearance or one savvy tech associate stashed it under there to pick it up for themselves at the deepest store discount plus employee discount on top.
Honestly I feel like the Dell Optiplex or Precision builds would probably get you a much deal for the money unless you were specifically looking for brand new hardware. Fun video though.
Walmart gets so much stuff that doesn't have its own spot that it just drops in price so quick. Absolutely some great deals if you browse there frequently.
The addition of the monitor is the only way this is worth that much. I did a review of the ACER XC-1660G-UW93 i5-11400 a year ago I bought it from Walmart for $275. I was impressed till I opened it up to change the loud cooler fan.
I dunno how or why u got it so cheap. clicked the link to check my local walmart, and it's listed at $448, which totally isn't worth it for me. I was thinking, "well, i could take some components and integrate them with my current system." but the only thing worth it, would be the monitor. At $448 i could buy such better monitorS for my setup. So yeah. Great vid anywho, and GERTZ™ on the fantastic price.
Congrats. The first people I’ve seen try to push inflation. Instead of complimenting the manufacturer on keeping prices down during rough times you mocked and laughed about it. *slow clap*
I got a complete setup one time from my Wal-Mart at around $300 something, that was back in 2014-15. Maybe Wal-Mart has a partnership with Acer or something, so they can charge a lower price then other stores.
The Aspire XC's aren't very good because they have proprietary connections and or motherboard form factors; and limited upgrade options. That's why they're so cheap, they've been on clearance for months. If you're going to go for this, get the 11400 edition at the very least.
Not a mistake likely clearance price. Walmart has unlisted clearance prices. You used to be able to see them on brickseek but Walmart changed something on their end so that no longer works. I bought a complete HP w 24” monitor i3 10100 8gig 1tb for $129 last year.
I got the desktop alone with the 11th gen i5 for $350 a couple months ago. 64GB RAM (its my workstation) and an RX 6400 plus CPU fan upgrade made it a nice machine.
I remember buying this PC from Walmart few years ago. I5 7400 3.0ghz Quad Core, 8GB DDR 4 Ram, 1060 3GB for like $500 which was $400 cheaper then the Bestbuy version of the PC. Even buying the parts at the time was like $750.
Walmart can't hold on to stale inventory, so if they sell it cheap like that they're either selling at cost or at a slight loss so old inventory moves since they can't exactly send it back. I got my Strix AX-3000 router for $57 that way (retail was $199), and I already had a thrifted $10 AC-3100 so now both are running AI-mesh.
I scored a similar HP i3-10100 setup for $129 at the local Wal-mart approximately a year ago. It was SLOWWWW initially due to the installed hard drive (no SSD) but adding dual-channel ram and cloning the system drive to an NVME SSD has it as a very capable little system. I still haven't even opened the included monitor or e-waste mouse and keyboard lol. That said, selling a system these days with an HDD boot drive and a single stick of RAM in a dual channel capable system should be illegal. Had I paid the original $500-$600 they were asking as it was originally spec'd, I would have promptly returned it. No wonder they were on clearance.
80 plus bronze power supply = illegal to import to 5 US states, which require gold by law now. Might be why it is in the bargain bin; not worth the cost of storing over the winter. The space could go for higher profit items.
Really you could get these specs in an Acer machine for cheaper. It's odd that the efficiency rating has been made illegal in certain states, because the whole efficiency rating label is a huge scam. Bronze can be just as efficient as gold (or whatever gimmick they have now that's higher). And vice versa. Manufacturers can just keep retrying for a better rating if they chose to do so. To make any law surrounding it sounds pretty typical though. A lack of understanding aimed at protecting the consumer. Could be worse I suppose.
@@slightlyaboveaveragebutaverage it isn't the efficiency rating as such; it is the power draw at idle. Places like CA and NY state end up with enormous draw on the electric grid, especially during summer.
GpU is maxing out at over 4GB usage and RAM is topping out at 7600MB and they are surprised performance isn't good and were expecting more??? Wow I don't know what to say.
Nice to see new SFF deigns on the cheap. If my loaded SFF Optiplex kicks the bucket for some reason, I can see dropping my RTX A2000 into something just a little beefier than this. Nice looking SFF PC!
I bought a similar spec Acer pc for $350 off of Amazon in dec 2020 and that was a good deal at the time. Came with i3-10100, 8gb ram and a 512gb ssd and NO monitor. I upgraded it with a gtx 1650 and another stick of ram. No regrets. I loved the mouse bc I have small hands lol. Only recently sold the pc/graphics card combo for $350
soooo you bought it for $350, then YOU put in a GPU in it and another stick of ram, and sold it for $350?! w0w, what an amazing deal. you only lost a 1650 and 8gb of ram. good job.
@@funkysmokee8764 He bought it two years ago and sold it for a similar price. You clearly don't know how rapidly PC parts depreciate in value. He's lucky he got even that out of it.
Btw, these guys and channels like this don't get enough credit as they are helpful with all kinds of budget builds, improvisation and creative solutions, not just the most souped up rigs, whereas it's easy to throw together the best with the most expensive parts when budget is no issue but that is unrealistic for most people.
So i saw in the video is that you were going to add the graphics card and the fungshway or whatever ssd, but you put the card in and used the hard drive /power supply screen and then it jumps to gameplay but nothing of installing the sdd.
I have the same computer in my living room as a media PC, only older 8th gen i3. It's been very reliable for many years now. It replaced an HP SFF that died after one month.
One can get so fussy about mice.. One settles on a favourite mouse, then all else is bad. A 10105 isnt terrible.. The single slot RX6400 was nice.. Its a nice deal, although I'm done with Quads.
nice deal indeed, only concern is the temps on the gfx card, hitting over 90DC is too hot, might want to install fans for proper airflow in the case. ;-)
I have to vouch for them as they are correct this was on clearance in Florida too. I seen it for $275, but although it had I3 Q4 R8 SSD256G, UHD 600 4K @60Hz. I decided against it. Now it's like $449, but you know Walmart prices are always dropping. They have the PC tower only for $135 to $195 but from third-party. Reb/scratch dent. I like new I use to get Reb ACER DX years ago. Changed out the CPU, ram, HDD to SSD, PSU, drop Home to PRO.
@@heribertollamas2047 On you want one? They only had one I seen. After this video you know people will start looking for them. Try coconut creek and western Pompano Beach both are huge mega Supercenter Walmart. If I was you, I would check stores you wouldn't dare to go too. I use to that and found huge deals with electronic manager can reduce prices only. I was surprise the prize was so low to include the monitor.
Acer monitors of that size usually go for 100 bucks Mouse and keyboard combos 20 bucks Desktop is probably about 120 bucks. These machines are super cheap but get the job done. I like the laptops wallyworld has. 100. Bucks for i3 laptop with 1080p screen. Why not
Basically did this exact same thing for my daughters first gaming pc 2 years ago. Got a good prebuilt with a mid tier intel cpu and decent about of ram. Then slapped a gpu in that biznitch and called it santa. Ive upgrade the gpu once when a really really good sale happend on a newer series card and its been fine. Recently she's complaining of slow downs and the like but i checked out her desktop and she literally has a icon on every square inch hahaha. Told her we would do a wipe of it soon and if its still not performing well with her games after the wipe ill look into upgrading next year. I think with amd introducing a new series the refurb and used market will be great to pick something up to throw together low budget. Man once she actually play AAA titles on the regular and needs frames ill build her a real pc to last a while but spending like 250$ plus 80$ for xmas then another 120$ a year later for a better gpu that probably will be able to xfer to the next rig is far better than building the 1200 future proof machine i had initially planned
Brickseek looks at walmart (and some other store inventories) and you see this intel i-3, or low-end ryzen systems (with complete set-up) pop-up between $200-$300 at times. It's very regional and limited and varies store to store. Last year there was basically an I3-10100 version of this that was hard to find, but ended up discounted to $250 at times.
Ok. I will explain this. First off, my qualification: 20 year purchasing agent for this company. When you deal with hundreds and hundreds of thousands of products, mistakes are made all through the chain. Someone misses a period or reads the wrong line entering prices after 7 1/2 hours of reading the same looking papers. If you get a deal, understand if it is fixed fairly quickly. Department Managers (called something else now in thee system) know what things in their areas SHOULD cost. They price these products daily and there is a report tool right on their handheld. So while the price may get fixed.. it is doubtful to be over this video.
RX 6400 doesn't use the full 16 PCIe lanes (it only uses 4), so on 10th gen intel PCIe 3.0 that will be holding it back a bit, but still amazing value!
@@JCmeister9 100% right. getting 80 - 90 % of the RX 6400 on that low budget is still an amazing deal. Hopefully there will be better budget options coming soon!
@@mechagenide9491 I wish. I don't use components like these anymore myself, but I still worry about the budget gamer out there. SFF video cards don't really exist unless it's something like that 6400, which is just a laptop GPU repurposed. It performs well enough, but really it's not much better than a GTX 980. I feel like we should be getting better than 7 year old performance out of a new card.
@@slightlyaboveaveragebutaverage Last gen the GTX1650, on this build it would be a lot better, and you get some LPX and they don't need external power.
At my Walmart they sell gaming laptops and the highest end one had a 3060 and the lowest end models has 1650s with ryzen 3 but it doesn't say what cpu with the 3060 laptop
Toasty Bros: WE GOT A $200 PC
Walmart: Oh, no we have to change this on the website
Literally doubled in price
No your gaming pc are expensive it’s not fair
@@JBlack-zf1ls ?
Just checked the link and it’s $450 now
3:40
I swear to god, if walmart changes the price because of this video… Matt will see someone under his bed tonight
True True. I'll live in his walls and eat the dust in his closet
They got it on clearance…I work at Walmart in electronics we had the same one on clearance but sold out before the last markdown.
If the price change’s I’ll smash there gaming pc
Why U looking to pick one of these up?
It’s $450 when I click the link 😢
These were on clearance a couple of months ago. They gradually reduce the prices until they sell. If it had been out where people could see it, it would have been long gone. I got the identical display model at $260 back then. At the same time, vipoutlet had this computer without monitor for around 209.
There might me plenty in Florida there another place I know of found a lot of clearance there. It's store far far away. For me like 100 miles drive round trip. I going to check to see if they got that deal still.
I scooped up this bundle on clearance for $200 about 2 months ago. Added another 8gigs of ram and also added the RX 6400. Super happy with this low budget deal!
We got something for you.
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Ur best choice is to upgrade ram , I got two 32 gig sticks and it’s smooth as fuck and I don’t even run a graphics card and it’s still smooth
@@thatdudecancook3729 that's crazy. You must be the real toasty bros since you specifically said so in your username, very epic
@@Coffeeenjoyer31 You should totally give them your banking info, and or buy them some gift cards.
@@Coffeeenjoyer31 and make sure you buy 500$ gift cards
I am also testing RX 6400 on an office pc, I should say that card is hot!
Card is hot but it works! I have an hp compaq pro with i53470 and rx6400 and bro it works really well. Make sure to utilize AMD RSR it upscales your game and gives you more frames. Youd be very surprised the performance im getting
9:21 That was SUS 😂🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@@fourtwentynick 👀… what 👀
Its listed at $447 on the site, you guys got a deal!
Walmart has a lot of good deals because they buy in extreme bulks, and ship them out to stores in the most messed up way. I worked at a Walmart distribution center and ended up walking out because of all the messed up things they were doing. They have you watch a saftey video on how the trucks should be loaded, but then when you work you actually get in trouble for doing those things because they arent fast enough. They make all their employees sign an NDA lol
"That person was just standing still, thanks for the kill" lol
Because it is only worth maybe $400 to begin with. The markup on stuff is very high. They typically sell stuff at 40% above what they buy it for. So if the computer was listed as $569 then they got it for $340. If it doesn't sell and it is taking up space, they prefer to sell at a loss than have ship it back at a loss.
That's not an unusual markup. Typical rule of thumb is every time goods change hands, the price doubles. A item that comes to you from a store for $400 basically needs to have a raw material cost of no more than $100 for the manufacturer, distributor, and retailer to make any sort of profit.
Having worked retail, sometimes corporate will decide not to carry something in store anymore. Instead of sending things back, some just go on extreme clearance just to get rid of it. That’s how I got an iPad Pro for $200 where I worked at the time.
Sometimes it's not even corporate but the store itself.
I've gotten plenty of stuff off the clearance rack at my near by store, but the store across town, full retail.
Or vice versa.
@@chrisbaker8533 well there are a few reasons behind it, debt allowable per store, available shelf space, etc... for example when in charge of an electronics department i was in a store that did almost same revenue as the other store (but based on location in the city and traffic we were rated as more or less a B level store versus the other as A level)
but the stores were physically different sizes... so we had less stock due to being a B store versus A (based on predictions) and our rent due to location was cheaper and a bigger building... outside of electronics most of our clearance was higher than the other store but we had a lot more extra shelf space
electronics was different but that was because most electronics were rapidly evolving/getting better year after year and you didn't want to get stuck with a far inferior product when the new one was out and possibly better and cheaper... (happened with digital cameras alot back then), also my designated space in electronics was actually smaller than the counterpart due to hookups at the store
heh, and then there is the "hiding it in the stockroom until its discounted all the way down" method.
Gotta love clearance rack shopping.
Not a wallyworld employee, but I've known about this stuff for about 6 months. NOTE: What's on clearance is fully dependent on the store. Also, to get the deals, you must checkout in electronics. Normally, there is a table setup in front of the registers in the electronics section that has clearance items. (Some items are not on the table, the large ticket items.) But basically... they are wanting to get this stuff gone so they have been offering an extra 50% off the clearance price. I've gotten so much stuff that it's not even funny. Logitech headsets ($8), cable modems ($30), WiFi Routers ($16), WiFi light bulbs ($3-$5), and other things.
How do i get it? This is wallyworld?
I am not finding this computer for that price online!
@@jonathangatto You won't. These are from in-store only stock. Each walmart has different things depending on what they have left.
@@nixsdaddy5059 Why?
@@jonathangatto Because they want to get rid of in-store stock that has been clearanced out to make space for newer stuff. Like I said, for IN-Store clearance inventory only. That's why it's not online.
Walmarts in my area all have dedicated closeout aisles, but they also have closeout shelves in places like tools, electronics, auto supplies, etc. These are usually on the back side of aisles facing away from the main part of the store, so only people wandering the back aisles ever see them. Electronics might keep theirs in a cage but those cages also usually look like a pile of boxes shoved in there. Easy to obscure what's actually there. As for the logic behind the pricing, overheard a department manager telling one of their workers that every department has a budget to use for closeouts and they keep rolling back the price all the way to the at-cost price if that's what it takes to move it and they have the budget to do it. They were talking about unsold watches going on markdown in that case and I didn't hear it all. But that approach does fit how they do markdowns. They would rather get rid of stuff that does not sell and bring in new merch that will sell.
9:20 Calm down bro the kill wasn't THAT good
Likely that it's a clearance that is no longer on the website or in-store stock normally. So just kept in storage for months where the price keeps getting lower and lower.
Same story happened with the Razer Kraken Headphones I bought. Normally £100 but got it for £15 because they were thrown in the back of the Warehouse for weeks although the store stopped selling them.
Just a guess on this but nice bargain on that regardless.
Then add upgrades when they got back to the studio and its not a 200 dollar pc.
9:21 AAAUGHHH 😩
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The price of this is 449.00 on sale. Regular price is 569.00.
10:36 Goku has been reduced to flying on an umbrella instead of a magical cloud named Nimbus.
Walmart usually has problems with people filming in store
Walmart doesn't lose...that's the original market price... and the other thing is it's an Acer... good luck if you can keep it working for more than 2 years
Yeah and good luck when the PSU blows, it looks proprietary connectors and such like HP and Dell do. It's basically e-waste lol 😂
extreme clearance or one savvy tech associate stashed it under there to pick it up for themselves at the deepest store discount plus employee discount on top.
Usually walmart has a lot of items for cheap. You just need to use their app and scan the barcode
9:21 wasnt expecting that lmaoooo
sometimes I forget the struggle of putting together a gaming PC on a serious budget - shout out to wally's for the hookup
Honestly I feel like the Dell Optiplex or Precision builds would probably get you a much deal for the money unless you were specifically looking for brand new hardware. Fun video though.
Walmart gets so much stuff that doesn't have its own spot that it just drops in price so quick. Absolutely some great deals if you browse there frequently.
that graphics card was getting REALLY hot, wow
Gotta love Walmart's Hidden Clearance.
The addition of the monitor is the only way this is worth that much. I did a review of the ACER XC-1660G-UW93 i5-11400 a year ago I bought it from Walmart for $275. I was impressed till I opened it up to change the loud cooler fan.
like this is such a cool build for the price
Many brands use SK Hynix, not only HP as mentioned but I know for a fact Dell do as well.
Love your content toasty bros
I dunno how or why u got it so cheap. clicked the link to check my local walmart, and it's listed at $448, which totally isn't worth it for me. I was thinking, "well, i could take some components and integrate them with my current system." but the only thing worth it, would be the monitor. At $448 i could buy such better monitorS for my setup. So yeah. Great vid anywho, and GERTZ™ on the fantastic price.
Congrats. The first people I’ve seen try to push inflation. Instead of complimenting the manufacturer on keeping prices down during rough times you mocked and laughed about it. *slow clap*
I got a complete setup one time from my Wal-Mart at around $300 something, that was back in 2014-15. Maybe Wal-Mart has a partnership with Acer or something, so they can charge a lower price then other stores.
😂 the elderly lady , the metal gear sound killed me
So cute, they discovered their first Hidden Clearance Markdown from Walmart. Just wait until they discover .03 items...
Catching up on Toasty Bros Videos while snacking on some Halloween Candy is awesome.
The Aspire XC's aren't very good because they have proprietary connections and or motherboard form factors; and limited upgrade options.
That's why they're so cheap, they've been on clearance for months. If you're going to go for this, get the 11400 edition at the very least.
$449 now they fixed the issue with price.
We got something for you.
Telegram the above username so we can sort this out
Walmart called, they want their PC back
Walmart finna call like “yeah y’all owe us $300”
I’m surprised how many times ya make the same video and how many times I still watch it
9:20 ayo wtf 😩🤨
Not a mistake likely clearance price. Walmart has unlisted clearance prices. You used to be able to see them on brickseek but Walmart changed something on their end so that no longer works. I bought a complete HP w 24” monitor i3 10100 8gig 1tb for $129 last year.
That bundle is $449 at my local Walmart. You guys got lucky.
It's basically a big steam deck in terms of specs
I got the desktop alone with the 11th gen i5 for $350 a couple months ago. 64GB RAM (its my workstation) and an RX 6400 plus CPU fan upgrade made it a nice machine.
I remember buying this PC from Walmart few years ago. I5 7400 3.0ghz Quad Core, 8GB DDR 4 Ram, 1060 3GB for like $500 which was $400 cheaper then the Bestbuy version of the PC. Even buying the parts at the time was like $750.
Walmart can't hold on to stale inventory, so if they sell it cheap like that they're either selling at cost or at a slight loss so old inventory moves since they can't exactly send it back.
I got my Strix AX-3000 router for $57 that way (retail was $199), and I already had a thrifted $10 AC-3100 so now both are running AI-mesh.
These were $159 at my Walmart last week. Kinda regret not getting one. They're gone now
Do you think there gonna come back out?
Matts wearing crocs without socks really MAT 💀
I scored a similar HP i3-10100 setup for $129 at the local Wal-mart approximately a year ago. It was SLOWWWW initially due to the installed hard drive (no SSD) but adding dual-channel ram and cloning the system drive to an NVME SSD has it as a very capable little system. I still haven't even opened the included monitor or e-waste mouse and keyboard lol.
That said, selling a system these days with an HDD boot drive and a single stick of RAM in a dual channel capable system should be illegal. Had I paid the original $500-$600 they were asking as it was originally spec'd, I would have promptly returned it. No wonder they were on clearance.
80 plus bronze power supply = illegal to import to 5 US states, which require gold by law now. Might be why it is in the bargain bin; not worth the cost of storing over the winter. The space could go for higher profit items.
Really you could get these specs in an Acer machine for cheaper. It's odd that the efficiency rating has been made illegal in certain states, because the whole efficiency rating label is a huge scam. Bronze can be just as efficient as gold (or whatever gimmick they have now that's higher). And vice versa. Manufacturers can just keep retrying for a better rating if they chose to do so. To make any law surrounding it sounds pretty typical though. A lack of understanding aimed at protecting the consumer. Could be worse I suppose.
@@slightlyaboveaveragebutaverage it isn't the efficiency rating as such; it is the power draw at idle. Places like CA and NY state end up with enormous draw on the electric grid, especially during summer.
Woah that GPU was toasty! 90+ degrees was concerning.
this pc can handle decent amount of gaming pretty good video as well and enjoyed it!
If these guys ever did a non sponsored video I will eat my socks
Walmart online prices dont always reflect in-store prices
you couldn't pay me to take that PC, that's honestly a paper weight!
GpU is maxing out at over 4GB usage and RAM is topping out at 7600MB and they are surprised performance isn't good and were expecting more??? Wow I don't know what to say.
Those 90c + GPU temps had me laughing at what that little fan in there had to sound like.
same same
09:21 what was that 😂😂
bruh i love to have that store so i can just pick up anything and pay no one 😂
Nice to see new SFF deigns on the cheap. If my loaded SFF Optiplex kicks the bucket for some reason, I can see dropping my RTX A2000 into something just a little beefier than this. Nice looking SFF PC!
Should really have tried to put a rtx 4090 in this build
Just needs a dedicated GPU and a dremel lmao. Don't worry about the rest of the bottleneck in performance lol.
Intel XTU could help for sure, along with another stick of RAM. There's also a log in MSI AB. It can bench frame rates and frame times with a key set.
I bought a similar spec Acer pc for $350 off of Amazon in dec 2020 and that was a good deal at the time. Came with i3-10100, 8gb ram and a 512gb ssd and NO monitor. I upgraded it with a gtx 1650 and another stick of ram. No regrets. I loved the mouse bc I have small hands lol. Only recently sold the pc/graphics card combo for $350
soooo you bought it for $350, then YOU put in a GPU in it and another stick of ram, and sold it for $350?! w0w, what an amazing deal. you only lost a 1650 and 8gb of ram. good job.
@@funkysmokee8764 He bought it two years ago and sold it for a similar price. You clearly don't know how rapidly PC parts depreciate in value. He's lucky he got even that out of it.
@@funkysmokee8764 I used it for well over a year prior to selling it.
Btw, these guys and channels like this don't get enough credit as they are helpful with all kinds of budget builds, improvisation and creative solutions, not just the most souped up rigs, whereas it's easy to throw together the best with the most expensive parts when budget is no issue but that is unrealistic for most people.
9:21, Ayo 😂😂
So i saw in the video is that you were going to add the graphics card and the fungshway or whatever ssd, but you put the card in and used the hard drive /power supply screen and then it jumps to gameplay but nothing of installing the sdd.
Sounds like a black friday bundle that got returned after Christmas and sat in the back until a manager found it and had it put out on clearance.
I have the same computer in my living room as a media PC, only older 8th gen i3. It's been very reliable for many years now. It replaced an HP SFF that died after one month.
Oh my god, an Acer Aspire PC. That takes me back to when I got my very first PC.
Thats a One-SLOT card. Lanes are something different, related to PCIe performance.
One can get so fussy about mice..
One settles on a favourite mouse, then all else is bad.
A 10105 isnt terrible..
The single slot RX6400 was nice..
Its a nice deal, although I'm done with Quads.
Walmart: yeah…we’re gunna need that back
Regular price is $350 and still available on the website.
This would have been a dream come true to find something like this for me a couple years ago, really nice deal for sure
nice deal indeed, only concern is the temps on the gfx card, hitting over 90DC is too hot, might want to install fans for proper airflow in the case. ;-)
9:20 when you pull out after dropping the load and she moans 😂😂🦝
yeah it's almost $500 now.
I have to vouch for them as they are correct this was on clearance in Florida too. I seen it for $275, but although it had I3 Q4 R8 SSD256G, UHD 600 4K @60Hz. I decided against it. Now it's like $449, but you know Walmart prices are always dropping. They have the PC tower only for $135 to $195 but from third-party. Reb/scratch dent. I like new I use to get Reb ACER DX years ago. Changed out the CPU, ram, HDD to SSD, PSU, drop Home to PRO.
where in Florida? (City)
@@heribertollamas2047 On you want one? They only had one I seen. After this video you know people will start looking for them. Try coconut creek and western Pompano Beach both are huge mega Supercenter Walmart. If I was you, I would check stores you wouldn't dare to go too. I use to that and found huge deals with electronic manager can reduce prices only. I was surprise the prize was so low to include the monitor.
These guys Walmart is the opposite of my Walmart, wall to wall people lol
93c in Apex? ….ouch! 🔥
Acer monitors of that size usually go for 100 bucks
Mouse and keyboard combos 20 bucks
Desktop is probably about 120 bucks. These machines are super cheap but get the job done. I like the laptops wallyworld has. 100. Bucks for i3 laptop with 1080p screen. Why not
Basically did this exact same thing for my daughters first gaming pc 2 years ago. Got a good prebuilt with a mid tier intel cpu and decent about of ram. Then slapped a gpu in that biznitch and called it santa. Ive upgrade the gpu once when a really really good sale happend on a newer series card and its been fine. Recently she's complaining of slow downs and the like but i checked out her desktop and she literally has a icon on every square inch hahaha. Told her we would do a wipe of it soon and if its still not performing well with her games after the wipe ill look into upgrading next year. I think with amd introducing a new series the refurb and used market will be great to pick something up to throw together low budget. Man once she actually play AAA titles on the regular and needs frames ill build her a real pc to last a while but spending like 250$ plus 80$ for xmas then another 120$ a year later for a better gpu that probably will be able to xfer to the next rig is far better than building the 1200 future proof machine i had initially planned
Can I apply to be one of your daughters? Jk
Toasty bros are soon gonna become David dose tech stuff fighting people for PCs on cregslist
Brickseek looks at walmart (and some other store inventories) and you see this intel i-3, or low-end ryzen systems (with complete set-up) pop-up between $200-$300 at times. It's very regional and limited and varies store to store. Last year there was basically an I3-10100 version of this that was hard to find, but ended up discounted to $250 at times.
I seen them for -300$ with a monitor some stores go real low sometimes
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Capris and Crocs. Nice look.
Ayoooo y'all heard the extra sus moan at minute 9:21....lmfaooooo
There's something hilarious about goku running around with a gun
Ok. I will explain this. First off, my qualification: 20 year purchasing agent for this company. When you deal with hundreds and hundreds of thousands of products, mistakes are made all through the chain. Someone misses a period or reads the wrong line entering prices after 7 1/2 hours of reading the same looking papers. If you get a deal, understand if it is fixed fairly quickly. Department Managers (called something else now in thee system) know what things in their areas SHOULD cost. They price these products daily and there is a report tool right on their handheld. So while the price may get fixed.. it is doubtful to be over this video.
Where’s Walmarts RUclips comment? Figured they’d be all over this lol
RX 6400 doesn't use the full 16 PCIe lanes (it only uses 4), so on 10th gen intel PCIe 3.0 that will be holding it back a bit, but still amazing value!
It has its advantages being low power, low profile, and single slot. Plus it's also relatively cheap.
@@JCmeister9 100% right. getting 80 - 90 % of the RX 6400 on that low budget is still an amazing deal. Hopefully there will be better budget options coming soon!
@@mechagenide9491 I wish. I don't use components like these anymore myself, but I still worry about the budget gamer out there. SFF video cards don't really exist unless it's something like that 6400, which is just a laptop GPU repurposed. It performs well enough, but really it's not much better than a GTX 980. I feel like we should be getting better than 7 year old performance out of a new card.
@@slightlyaboveaveragebutaverage Last gen the GTX1650, on this build it would be a lot better, and you get some LPX and they don't need external power.
@@mechagenide9491 Probably but it's still sad to see that it's the best there is to offer for SFF.
At my Walmart they sell gaming laptops and the highest end one had a 3060 and the lowest end models has 1650s with ryzen 3 but it doesn't say what cpu with the 3060 laptop
Not bad of a PC deal from Walmart!
Looks like the GPU is throttling lol
Most likely the pc was on clearance and the employeees didn't know it was in the cabinet. That happens a lot.