Hopefully that poor mouse isnt claustrophobic

It used to be consoles were the market dominators for the longest time, because not a lot of people knew how to build PC's and even if they did it was more office focused. Much more recently with the help of Steam, improved technology, and consumer awareness, can get you pretty far if you want to try out PC gaming. Even if you're not as invested in upgrading/building buying a cheap prebuilt to play around with games can be a great introduction to anyone hesitant on buying/building expensive setups.

you can never beat the deal I got for my pc, the only problem was no ram but the deal was i get the whole thing if i give the dude a mouse and keyboard (off which i got used for free by family) so i paid nothing for a nearly working pc

13:10 yo fellow Foxhole player. I was trying to get an upgrade because of that very game. Finally someone who makes a "budget" build that I can actually find use in.

4th gen intel is still very relevant for extra extreme cases can play most if not all those esport titles and even some modern indie games as you had mentioned in this video

Could use the TV but you did not include a m/kb.

Hey Budget Bin! Its a pretty sick build for 1000$ but do you minds some of my question, which are nowhere a critic: - Why Not go with a good B550 Mobo, with integrated wifi? - Why 4x8 instead of 2x16GB?

it performs better than a 500$ laptop

DDR3? What can i do to improve that? Build in a newer Gen of the i5?

Realme 8, bought it in mid 2022 for $180 from AliExpress. It has helio g95 cpu which got a beefy mali-g76, the best among helio g series. So long I'm still satisfied with gaming performance and if anything happens I blame the devs cuz they didn't optimize their shitty microtransaction simulator for an average spec phone their audience has (looking at pubg mobile right now, hell, you need 3rd party apps just to unlock basic 60 fps the phone is pretty capable of rendering, like wtf). In terms of cameras, it got similar specs to TCL 10L, but with main module being 64MP (barely noticeable in comparison though). The AI camera features are basically color boosting (and it's fantastic) and background blur, that's it. Overall quality is decent enough for me, except for when recording in 1080p60 the noise on the film will be extreme, like it's some analog horror typa shit. The screen is a 1080p AMOLED, and man, if you'll ever use an AMOLED screen you'll fall in love with black color it gives and never look at IPS again. For other stuff, 6GB of memory with option to expand up to 11GB (useless asf feature), 128GB of storage with 2 SIM + microSD slots, headphone jack, usb-c, underscreen fingerprint sensor (which will blind you when used in nighttime), NFC, and Android 13 being the last version it has and will have. About the rarely talked downsides: the cameras get incredibly dusty very quick and cleaning them will be painful. If you're both a microSD user and a Shizuku user, you'll be annoyed when you discover that if the phone boots with Disabled Permission Monitoring the microSD won't be found, and the only fix is to disable DPM before shutting down the phone. The speaker is mono and is relatively quiet. Some features are cut from the ROM, like closing app animation returning to its icon, translucent control panel (it's always either gray or white), 3rd party fingerprint animations, etc. Though I need to appreciate the relatively easy bootloader unlocking process, a decent collection of custom ROMs for this phone, and some KernelSU support. These things will pay themselves when the phone's software will reach its EoL. And lastly, here're some features I absolutely appreciate: drawing a V on screen when in sleep will turn on flashlight, and to turn it off you need to press the power button! There're other things you can draw, like O for quick camera launch, II for pausing media, < or > to play previous or next, and also M, W and /\ for any 3 apps to quickly start them. The hidden apps/private safe feature is done pretty decently, with the ability to access it through a specific finger from the fingerprint unlock, holding down the bottom bar in system gallery or file manager, and typing a #16-digit passcode# into the caller.

wow this guy think the Earth spins ... the indoctrination works like magick i know i loved fake ``space`` too it hurts after that much brainwashing but yeah ``the truth can seth you free `` just beware truth is always ugly so hope you make it thru the veil !=] yeah fun video but that earth rotation got me fooked up ...

From steam you can download smart game booster. It actually works,i have it on my pc. It even shows if you have to uptade your drivers!

The 6 dislikes were from dudes who were pissed off that you didn't use the SAS hard disk

Not bad but why don't any of you "budget builders" factor in mouse, keyboard and monitor - it is not a PC without those items.

Get a new power supply

Could you do a Budget Linux Gaming PC?

When I decided to get back to a tower PC, I had a bit more money to play with so I chose a refurbished Dell Precision T3600. It had no hard drive so I got a cheap 500GB SATA SSD that's designed for a laptop and I found a free 2GB GPU which had a problem that I could fix on Facebook Marketplace. Recently, I upgraded the GPU to a Radeon RX 580 that was on sale for around $80 and to me it made my machine into a beast. Personally if I had a choice between what looks like a cheap office PC vs a highly esthetic looking PC with all the RGB, I'd take the office PC. The two reasons why are because RGB lighting gives you no gaming advantage what so ever and you're not watching the pretty lights on the PC, you're gaming.

so i went on ebay and found a 9020 with an i7 and a 1080ti gpu with 16 gigs of ram so ima go with that and upgrade the gpu but thx for the video!!!

I got a ryzen 5 3600 and 1660ti for 260€

10 to 20 over budget makes since i do the same thing lol

If you are patient enough, and spend enough time searching, you can get a lot for little money, but you have to be aware of some downsides. I've found a full pc build from hp for 200 €, which had a Intel Core i7 6700, 16GB DDR4 2133, 250GB SSD with Windows 10 Home fresh preinstalled and a GeForce GT 430. The downside was the buid in PSU, which only had 180W! I was shocked, it was the original hp PSU, that was meant to power only the components, that are buid in and nothing more, so no upgrades with that PSU. Luckily, i build random pcs as a hobby (and sell them from time to time), so i had some spare parts right at hand. Changed the PSU to a 450W bequiet, and replaced the GT 430 with a short Radeon RX 480 4GB HP OEM (that i got for "dirt" cheap, because of the horrible dirty condition of it and a broken fan, which i replaced). The thing with the PCIe Slot was another thing i had to consider in, to what GPUs i can use with this pc, because right behind the PCIe slot are the Sata ports, so if i want to use them (i build in another ssd later on), i am limited to use only short Graphic cards. Even if this pc actually worked fine with original parts, i had to throw another 100 € at it, and some time and stress (especially with some bios settings and certain restrictions, i had to work with), to make it a neat machine, that is able to play almost all games (some newer games only on low/medium to get playable framerates at 1080p). Some prebuilds can be a mess to deal with and need some workarounds and tinkering to make them work to your likings.

I buy alot of surplus dells from my state surplus auctions. A ton of these units come with these kinds of dell oem amd and a few nvidia cards. I'm not home right now but I if you message me I could go thru thru them and if you want to test them them I'd be willing to send them over. just shoot me a message if you want...

The crazy thing is 10k subs for this channel??? Deserves like 100k

Intro was cool 💪🏾

I have recently come into possession of a Dell Poweredge server that is set up for SAS drives, if you're interested in playing with one.

thumbs up for such a great terrible intro 😄

😱Come on man, it's a miracle, I mean a gaming PC on a 100 dollar budget, it's wonderful

Intro was a banger fr fr no cap

Great video ! You got my sub !

Lovely channel, awesome intro (fr I dig it), and it was the honesty that you showed which made me sub, please keep it up :D

My keyboard alone is 200$ 100$ is Not enough for anything....

my first pc build was a ryzen apu to start

The Hitachi drive is from 2009 in a Win 7 machine. Totally possible it was the original drive.

Wow that's my pc

Bidfta has some HP desktops with 8000 series Intel i7/16 gb ram. Got mine for 30 :0

Hey man can u make a budget pc with a GT 1030 or any other Gpu under 50$ ?

I used an 2nd hand MSI H97 gaming 3 + i5 4570T + 24GB DDR3 + Geforce 620 2GB + Hp EX900 256GB NVME + Thermal take Lite Power 450W. What should I expect

Great video, would love to see you upgrade it to its max potential down the road.

oh shit 😅

bro sounds like nanami

Glad i found ur channel randomly today, love these low budget videos. You definitely deserve more subs. Oh and the intro with the crayon feels so comfy.

i love ur editing style and those little drawing looking animations i think? They are great

if you make a 300 dollar gaming pc that can run high end games at 60+ fps i will pee my pants.

Great video!

i like yer thinking. tho i tend to look for mobo's that let you oc chips, or cheap unlocked chips like the g3258, 10 bucks, and its 2 cores will run about as fast as a 4790k's cores when oc'd from 3.2 to 4.4 stock cooler. a lotta 1866 ddr3 can oc to 2400, i see 10$ 8gb sticks of kingston's i know to work. got a 750ti oc'd too and running sf6 1080 at not too ugly settings, they're prolly 30$? i wouldn't go as old as this 2014 stuff, but when i checked what it'd cost to rebuild a budget pc i made someone a few years ago, it's not much anymore, and it still works great! be sure to tweak your 560 with msi afterburner--you can eek out more fps without increasing any voltages, therefore no threat to hardware. just see how fast you can set things before it gets confused!

i5 4570, my first gaming CPU, ahh those were the days...