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The LGA771 that plays games like Metro Last light at 1080p perfectly fine - and that's for a $125 PC! Incredible value!
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[@georgewf2328]

Just built my pc. It's a beast for editing. Your channel sir, is a hidden gem that Is so good. Been watching for about 2 years now and you deserve 300k +

[@Tudorgeable]

In Romania the second hand market is just as bad as the retail. You occasionally find hidden gems but a 6950 is priced almost as high as current high end cards. This whole thing would be around 400$ at least.

[@daniwhite8488]

Cam asa ceva..

[@Tudorgeable]

***** Am luat un hd 4870 in 2012 cu 250 de lei, inca se dau cu atat. Rar gasesti oameni normali la cap.

[@jamie7062]

Mda,si daca cumperi de pe Ebay sau Amazon livrarea costa mai mult ca pc-ul

[@aceofspades9845]

+Tudorgeable am vazut acuma cateva saptamani un 5870 cu 100 de lei pe olx, da nu am apucat sa il iau ...

[@sulfasolate]

+Dragos Cristea saracu

[@Celsz]

I literally love how much pride you take in cleaning all parts of these used builds. Ive just built a used computer for my dad. Total came to $100, and it included a solid state!

[@gonzalo4307]

I would suggest not to spread the thermal paste with your fingers, the oil from them could corrode the compound and it is also very toxic for your skin :)

[@kevenharvey9711]

+Gonzalo Bueno I would argue that the paste that comes in contact with the skin will stick to it, so that the paste that remains on whatever you wanted to cover will only have touched the paste that is stuck on your finger. There's probably still some contamination happening, but it's probably not as bad as you think.

[@TechOwnage]

+Keven Harvey not bad as he thinks? that paste might cause cancer :P

[@techyescity]

+Gonzalo Bueno Tested it pretty extensively off cam, basically the bare finger wins (look at that 4ghz OC in this video dude, on a ghetto zip tied, top down cooler at 22deg ambients getting 56-57 spreaded perfectly). Also especially with mx4 and as5, as leaves just the right amount on and as Kevin pointed out below, the initial spat on your finger acts as a barrier (and I also clean my finger with alcohol before and after pretty hard).

[@DavorBa]

+SeaJay Spread method is a must for GPU, its not the same for CPU, because of the IHS.

[@gailmail1]

+TexasTimelapse Your hands are naturally oily

[@mikemaynard5790]

your videos lower my stress level considerably.

[@OrdinaryBiscuit]

These kind of videos is what stops me wasting my money building preowned PC's that I'd never use. So thank you for fulfilling my PC building needs for me :D

[@DJFreshJuice]

Just want to say that I really enjoy watching your videos as a young lad that doesn't really have the money to be able to do anything with my passion, I love watching your videos because they're just so fascinating to me XD

[@adeelrehman7692]

Just do what I'm doing. I saved up 200 bucks, and im building a second pc. Gonna sell it, and make profit to do it again.

[@DJFreshJuice]

Adeel Rehman I've always wanted to build a pc...let alone make money from doing it D:

[@adeelrehman7692]

FoxD3mon Bryan inspired me to do so. I have started ordering parts, and gonna go pick some up local soon. Gonna resell, and make profit. Then use the profit to make a new pc, and expand the business. When I'm making tons of money, I'll start consuming it.

[@DJFreshJuice]

Adeel Rehman That seems fun, I'd love to try doing that later in my life :o Seems like you know what you're doing though, but still, good luck ^^

[@adeelrehman7692]

FoxD3mon thx, im starting a u tube channel too, since my friend likes to edit.

[@Lothyde]

Where the hell did you get a P5Q-E mobo for 21$?! On ebay they cost 70$+!!

[@mattcing5462]

when he build this rig he is on japan.and he getting it not from ebay.

[@aoelp]

+SkyMix_RMT Well, it is rare, but I got myself a P5Q with a Q9300 plus aftermarket cooler and 4 GB of DDR3 for just around 35$ including shipping from eBay and everything is working out of the box, making it incredible value. Even if you already have anything except the board, this would be around 20 ish dollars at least if you resell the other components. But then again, these are auctions without too many bidders and I've had enough bad luck on eBay also. The best thing is, this build is running at 3,75 GHz CPU, 1000 MHz RAM no problem. When you add 2 more modules however, it has to settle at 3,6 GHz CPU, 960 MHz RAM to be very close to full stability.

[@sMaX941]

WTF, man I'll be paying 35$ only for the CPU here in Romania, prices here are too high

[@dvibs3778]

SkyMix_RMT i saw a guy selling a p5q board with a q6600 with 8gb ddr2 ram for $40. sadly it's sold

[@wowamazing7103]

Mitsubishi L300 2.5L FB EXCEED in my country p5q only $10. and he sell it with ddr2 4gb (2x2gb) and q9400 only for $35. still available now

[@seraaron]

Watching old PCe parts getting restored is REALLY satisfying. It's convinced me to try it myself, and give my PC a deep clean when I add a few upgrades next month XD

[@HipocratesR]

Super duper awesome to see an old combo of parts like that still deliver, cheers for the savings and knowledge shared, keep it up

[@1uzfe]

the only person to ACTUALLY make BUDGET gaming PCs on youtube. I like this channel.

[@MasterKief-fo20]

watching the metro gameplay brings me back to those good old days... wish they would've made another part to metro last light

[@epicx1038]

Brian you should open your own shop selling old used gaming computers :P

[@Slash687]

Holy cow its you

[@epicx1038]

Hey slash im every were when it comes to computers bro

[@charliebrownau]

Cost of Australia and TAX's and regulations dont make it worth it for most people unless your doing huge volume traffic

[@tikiman48]

This is my favorite series Brian, I love seeing what you can build for no cash, super entertaining, I was recently inspired by this series and built my brother a computer for 60 bucks, I got the graphics card for free from my bud (gtx 650), I'll make a vid of it when the processor comes in the mail.

[@AngelLuisTrinidad]

Always love these used PC builds.

[@NonExistChannel]

I really like your used pc builds! Please never stop making these :)

[@titotech]

it would be awesome if you show how do you make this stable overclock slowly, there are a lot of people using Xeon 771 on these kind of motherboards for main pc in some parts of the world, i am one of these people, but i have an Q9550 + REX x48: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWrOiH-Iibyeb8U

[@voteDC]

One thing I do when building PCs these days is attach the front panel headers before I put the motherboard in the case. I've had too many angry rants trying to get them in post board in case.

[@cee128d]

Nice build. I love the LG775 platform. It has served me well for many years. I only witched to an i7-2600k for video rendering. For everything else it did (does) everything I need quite well. One thing you might want to consider adding to your cleaning arsenal is a nylon/plastic putty knife/paint scraper. I have found them to be invaluable for getting the dried and hardened thermal paste off of heatsinks and chipset cores. Unlike metal scrapers they won't scratch or gouge the surface. Here in the US I picked a couple of them up for less than $1 at my local True Value.

[@SicSemperBeats]

Whoa, wtf I did like exactly the same thing, I had five lga 775/1 CPUs and I just switched to a i7 2600

[@konradzydron]

LGA 771/775 4 core CPUs don't have 12 MB of L2 cache. They have 2x6MB, and as those CPUs are in fact two dual core CPUs linked, and they require to synchronize cache memory on both units, the total amount of data they can store in L2 is 6 megabytes.

[@GuilleGhemi]

Hey, i have a gigabyte ga ep43 and a core 2 extreme qx9650 in my secondary pc and i cant set the cpu clock at more than 3.6 ghz. Can u tell me how to set the voltages and ram in order to reach 4.0 to 4.2 ghz? i have 6 gb ddr2 667 mhz. Thank you!

[@lookatitguy.5138]

Before this guys videos I would of never considered going used. I was able to build a Intel 8 core for super cheap. By using X79 I was able to build me a nice PC for gaming for like $600

[@hemi4722]

built my tower with graphics card and all for $300-$400 every part was used. it would've cost over $600 if I bought all new.

[@WarayMabalik]

something so chill about watching someone build up a pc

[@TheSlugJones]

Love it, man! Keep these coming. I do the exact same regarding the computers. I love building up older rigs and seeing how relevant they can still be. Love your vids and how well they are put together. Thanks much for them!

[@Henrikas_Daktaras]

aaaaaaaaand I hit the jackpot! Another epic used parts build video!

[@lagginswag]

the 6950 can probably be bios edited to unlock the extra shaders (from 1408 to 1536), which would give a slight increase in performance.

[@mr.c.3760]

you, sir, are not afraid to get handsy with your computer! I shiver everytime i remove a graphics card

[@feeterican]

Liked the video but when you were running the bench mark like vally and firestrike what was with the pixilation? Is it cause the card was not validated?

[@poopipeboy3033]

I love good value used computer hardware and used to think that Core 2 Duo's were the pinnacle of bang-for-buck used gear. Especially when I got my E8400 for AU$20 and overclocked it to a solid 4.2GHz at 1.3V (normally at that speed you'd need at least 1.38V to reach stability so this was pretty insane) But when I found out that the Xeon X5460 can be had for AU$40, there were zero complaints from me.

[@Playahstation]

1:50 sick crocs bruh.

[@lloydmaliakal6256]

Impressive Buddy. I have an old Compaq Tower lying in my room. I have a plan to make another PC which is cheaper. You sir, have inspired me to go ahead with this.

[@dragonfruitboss3508]

Damn Tech, back at it again with the royalty free music.

[@FrankieHiltz]

Someday can you do an overclocking guide/video on overclocking the 775 cpus? I had my Q6700 running at 3.1ghz. But after a couple weeks I blue screened while rendering a video. So I just reset to defaults since I don't feel comfortable pushing more voltage. Otherwise, great video though. That sure it a lot of value. Did you try running Fallout 4? :b

[@pauli311]

If anyone can't get a response from tech yes, I do the same stuff in USA. Recycle old parts for modern day gaming plus overclocking. The only difference is I will buy a modern gen video card. This is for hire. My eBay account feedback says it all! (Euroshoes)

[@Cybermunky7]

loves these builds. keep up the good work bro

[@majinzed]

Absolutely marvelous channel - I just wathched a few videos of yours, definiately entertaining, and educational (a little bit) as well. Keep up the good work, and i'm happy that could be a subscriber of yours :)

[@eugene4637]

You can unlock extra shaders on that 6950 and make it a 6970 with a bios flash. Free extra performance.

[@garboi8976]

Beautiful as always! So proud of you for playing a current event csgo map and not dust II. +1

[@elementroblox8861]

i got a pretty good gaming pc (second hand) for 125$. 8GB ram 500GB hdd gtx 650 OC edition (1gb ddr5 128 bit) i dont know the motherboard i5 2500 3.3 ghz overall its GREAT i can probably run gta v on high

[@joshuanishimura1131]

I doubt it; the vram for high textures is too much for the 1gb you have now. Medium should be just fine, though!

[@OrdinaryBiscuit]

Nice one is it just me or is your hair really grey in this video? it suits you tho :D

[@feeterican]

I'm still rocken a 775 with a Q9400 and I still really like that PC. I can still play Fallout 4 and GTA V on it and still get above 45FPS. I already had the mobo go that originally housed that CPU the EVGA 780i died so I tossed everything from that board onto a ASUS P5B-E witch is an older board and the CPU went from 1333MHz to 1066MHz but I don't see much difference in gaming. I'm just glad that CPU was able to still work even with an older board. All I had to do was update the BIOS.

[@MarcChep]

Hey Brian, your vidoes are getting better and better, keep up the fantastic work. I have also one of these LGA771 CPU's, I got an E5450. Unfortunately it is a very bad overclocker, I cannot get more than 3,1Ghz out of it :P

[@bazza5675]

I'm loving these used PC part builds mate! I challenge you to make a Gaming PC for $100, BUT it needs to be optimized for LAN parties; small case that's had a (sturdy) handle built on, with hooks to hold Power & Video cables on the side. Bonus marks for any other additions, and the case itself having a visual overhaul. The $100 would cover the PC parts + building materials for the case mods. Good luck :)

[@techyescity]

+Yazooman_179 I have the mini itx case lying around, though it all begins with the motherboard, will have to find amini itx board for cheap, so very hard challenge!

[@bazza5675]

It would be a pretty hard challenge, but that's what makes it fun :P I bet you'll be able to do it though!

[@dieselaf6292]

The Asus P5Q-E Motherboard alone runs $100+ from Ebay and anywhere else I have looked. How you scored such a good deal is just beyond me... $21 with a case?? Where do you find these bargains!?

[@Monkeyjitzu]

Love these type of videos keep them coming man !!

[@ThePiXL0XMaster]

cool video and this helped me in my pc buget build i see you put effort in your connent and i hope your channel will grow up

[@YeshuBenPandera]

nice setup.... would make a lot of kids real happy

[@AidanROTF]

Two things: 1. GG on adding the sticker price to the build 2. Where did you get a HDD that cheap? I can't seem to find much under $50 at any size.

[@Minecraftazerothian]

Amazon, anywhere really. www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00264C286/ref=mp_s_a_1_36?qid=1459273409&sr=1-36&refinements=p_n_feature_keywords_four_browse-bin%3A8067148011%2Cp_36%3A1253503011&pi=AA140_QL70&keywords=Hard+drive

[@gregoryelder5234]

felt like you could of cut out the unnecessary screen to video the cleaning process as just showing putting the computer together and the performance would be been the right balance.

[@filipsimovic7961]

great PC man! I still have P5Q Deluxe, 8gb ddr2, q9550 e0 OC to 4.0 ghz. With good PSU and GPU like mine GTX 560 ti, still capable 1080p PC. Run everything with high and some in ultra. SSD make things snappier.. Excellent video! That Xeon X5460 is 9.5 multiplier beast

[@CHMxCroger]

Linus Tech Tips can learn how to properly do scrapyard wars from this guy

[@vincenurse1215]

you are a boss have not seen anyone go the distance to show outdated parts have the performance to play todays moden games

[@Gladithon]

As a friendly suggestion call it a console killer not a Gaming Pc But keep up the good work with the Budget oriented content on the channel :D

[@Retrocidal]

was that break cleaner again 😂 you know I am never gonna let the break fluid thing go long as you know 😇

[@jameo3606]

Very interesting, very nice video! I'll be sure to watch some of your others!

[@TechHug]

I really don't think that removing the thermal pad for the northbridge in favor of paste was a good idea. It might not even be touching now...

[@CarFreak115]

Whenever you upload a video, it just puts a smile on my face! I luv them!

[@herryrico5741]

Imagine this guy in the scrap yard challenge

[@Dysphoricsmile]

SandyBridge and newer L3 Cache is a bit faster to ALL cores than the L2 cache of the Core 2 architecture. That said, access times to that L2 cache is probably faster than access time to L3 or LLC Cache on the SandyBridge and newer i-core architecture, also 12MB total is a LOT - more than the 8MB of LLC/L3 on my 3770k, and cache is always much faster than RAM. And obviously 12MB to 4 cores means a dedicated 3MB of L2 per core, which again is a LOT! Again with my 3770k as comparison, it has 32+32KB x4 = 256KB L1 Cache 256KB L2 x4 = 1MB L2 cache, and 8MB shared L3/Last Level Cache (which IS on die, BTW - not that you said it was not, but the way you said it seemed to imply that L3 is not on-die) So that equals out to 9.25MB of total cache, and being that this is from all layers combined, and that LLC/L3 is shared equally, that means 2.31MB of Cache to each core - assuming all cache is completely filled and all cores are hitting all the cache simultaneously. Also - IIRC the L3/LLC of SandyBridge and IvyBridge over clocks WITH the CPU core, and last I read, at stock frequency an i7-2600k has some odd 130 GB/sec L3 cache speed to every core via the Ring Bus architecture, I can only imagine how much cache speed that means running at 4.6 GHz at ALL times as I have my system set! I turned off speed step entirely, keyed in my voltages (1.330 vCore but CPU-z reads 1.312 to 1.356) - even though I have turbo and all of its features completely disabled, whatever the case it works WONDERFULLY! (I know in my Haswell-e system, my 5930k I had to keep "cache speed" clocked at stock frequencies, where this does not seem to be the case with SB to IB at least! ) Or is that part of the LGA-2011 enthusiast platform? I have never had a SB or IB 2011 CPU... I can run Prime 95 forever and it will never overheat, and would probably take a week or so to get any kind of critical error! The hottest temp I have ever gotten - I air cool and my room was VERY hot when tested that time, but core 3 hit 86 C maximum. If I had to guess my room was between 25 and 26 degrees C, my CPU normally idles at 28 to 33 but that day were sitting closer to 36 to 40! Same deal with my GPU overclock, hottest it EVER hit was 78 on that same day running FurMark for 30 minutes. And I have my 770 running at 1266 boost at all times in games - though FurMark does make it dip down to 1175, but the 8 GHz effective VRAM stays full speed at all times - love that beautiful 256 GB/sec bandwidth! In this system the 770 I have is actually RARE from what I have read - as it has the Titan-style all metal Blower Vapor Chamber cooler!

[@xyz2theb]

doubles as a food warmer,nice!

[@TiborDemesh]

I just love to watch this guy cleansing. :D And the accent. Cool.

[@3key859]

8:00 LSD Mark: Get Higher Strike

[@bao4771]

lol

[@marios3202]

Building with socks on carpet... is there anything more "Brian" than that??

[@xxxmrhankixxx]

+Mario Saltalamacchia honestly its not that bad i guess my first build was like that and actually even sloppier ^^ nothing broke and it ran well

[@marios3202]

xxxmrhankixxx It was a joke bro. Brian is the epitome of building in socks on carpet.

[@xxxmrhankixxx]

alright i didnt get that one ^^ many people still paranoid about that stuff

[@SamFirthDesigner]

More brilliant work dude! You're inspiring me, I think I might be able to make a decent vid if I follow your leads :) I will echo another poster though - get yourself some gloves! I worked with similar sprays for years and now have some damn annoying dermatitis from prolonged exposure. Especially bad are the polish sprays with very high solvent content (pretty sure your spray is similar to GT85 I used).

[@Arun-yl8kc]

That outro was DA BOMB

[@MrKvik79]

The AMD HD6950 2GB is still a good card, it's ashamed this is only 1GB, my son at 7 rock's a I7 860 8GB ram and the AMD HD6950 2GB

[@SicSemperBeats]

I love your channel, but this is the first time, you've ever had decent music playing

[@vanguardas9927]

Bryan does the most ghetto things in PC building. Alternatives for thermal paste, static myth, unique cleaning methods, potato PCs, etc., and now fingering the thermal paste ;) . Tech YES City is awesome as always! Most channels show PC builds, PC setups, best deals of the week and reviews (fuck that shit). This is what enthusiasts crave to watch, not some shit setup tour (yes TechSource and randomfrankp, looking at you).

[@Tanzu15]

lol yeah i know. though i love tech source, yestechcity is one of a kind here on youtube and hes just too good. im an enthusiast and i love seeing value builds, like with old but good hardware. i used to build and still build value pcs for fun then make a profit out of them.

[@vanguardas9927]

Tanzu15 same here! hahaha

[@MrMGR1986]

No shit. Those channels are boring as fuck. It's the same shit other "TechTubers" do

[@gamerjetic4101]

This is my...... Cocaine.

[@ian1064]

Amen

[@LoLSmileyFACE650]

On the cache pronunciation - Most people I have heard pronounce it (All of them different nationalities too. English. British. And American) Actually say it Ca-Shay. I don't know whether I have run into the 'unique few' an oddly large amount of times or what. lol but that's just my experience

[@ajfromca]

At 5:40 it looks like there is a frame you forgot to cut. Looks to be of a cup with cellophane over it.

[@Kryorgin]

Nice video i really like thoses builds with used parts.

[@SMAAAASHTV]

What was with the color banding during the benchmarks?

[@c34gmen]

The song is the most weirdest song for a pc video

[@blazingmatty123]

why not try for a mac pro one, the 1,1's can be had cheap, upgrade the firmware to the 2,1 firmware and throw a pair of E5335's at it and a small overclock, bootcamp windows onto it and throw an okay ish gpu at it and you're set, i run a similar setup myself but i have X5365's and a 7950 for a gpu, landed the lot for less than £300 with an SSD :P

[@gijzultboeten]

GAWD it hurts to see him spread out the thermal compound

[@wareverwarever9200]

I am building a platform essentially like yours here except I'm using a P5K SE as a motherboard! Would it be possible for you to make a video explaining in detail the settings you used to turn that Xeon into a beast? It was rather quick.. The later the revision of the CPU the better it overclocks then? You got a SLBBA? Thanks for the brilliant content BTW. Oh and I bet the CPU loved DAAT confession.

[@MegaHellstrike]

That psychedelic Firestrike though lol

[@bimmerlife5452]

whats up Brian another classic brotha tumbs up

[@izacaqsha3480]

always get amazed by ur video, how amazing!

[@hoecage8781]

Benchmark the X5460 4ghz against your E5640 build for a new video

[@ariftagunawan]

Can you show us how to clean used PC in a video, and what is used to clean it too. Thanks, great video :)

[@greywolf1994]

Flash the bios on that 6950 to a 6970 if you havent yet.

[@bepaque]

You are great. I wish i could find parts this cheap

[@llllllllllama]

Wow that maetro! Great job! :)

[@Jayy80_]

Hey just build a potato beast out of some parts I had laying around your tutorial on the lga 771 to 775 conversion helped me shout out to you man been a long time sub my spare parts build is a gtx 750 ti Xeon 5440 8gb ddr3 1300mhz 1tb hdd and a modular Corsair 520w psu !

[@little_john_uk4234]

I just spoke to Wendell on Iive stream, he is waiting @mail from you and Joker for the go ahead. ;)

[@shaunlensen5625]

do a slowed down video of the parts and how you put them instead of speeding it up please of this build

[@zxhaib]

He legit cleans EVERYTHING!

[@kivulhepy]

it is a problem?

[@zxhaib]

Dominik Vincze I never said that it's a problem, just thought it was kinda funny.

[@boratsmagadijev940]

So refershing to watch videos like these, thank you Sir.

[@MarioRodriguez-gv9km]

ive found that lga775 still has plenty of horse power with the right gpu in todays games

[@mikew642]

Huge fan brotha, just curious, have you ran Fallout 4 on this Lga 771? Did you have to cut the motherboard to fit your processor in this MB?

[@fredveefrqc4072]

@bryan can you make a build running one of those f2p mmorpg that are not optimized perfectly i would like to see one of your beast on a games like archeage, or even a game harder to run + the one im the most interesed game id like to see running fine is Arma 3 on multiplayer in king of the hill !! please bring a budget machine for arma hardest mod to run !!! great video as alway i will wake up tomorow expecting another one aha ! :P your my favorite tech youtuber so far keep up !!!!

[@FellTheSky]

so good man, there is really no excuse to at least try out PC gaming if you havent done it before, pc parts are so cheap and with good performance too. 125$? thats like 2 AAA tittles on consoles, and you can do so much more stuff that only play games

[@brett9000]

i wish i could build a pc for so cheap like you do im struggling along here with a 4 year old laptop which just doesn't cut it any more but i am able to play fallout 4 which is good :-)

[@Ethan007Hacks]

love the music in this video

[@thefellduck]

Seems to perform very well!

[@stryk187]

:0 ! you took a screwdriver to the factory-lapped copper block!? why... why did you do that? I know it's salvage parts but... some highly concentrated isopropyl should've been able to break that old thermal gunk down and you could've used a cloth.

[@adeelrehman7692]

I sand old copper contacts on heatsinks.

[@LightningMaloy]

great video keep up the great work maybe built a min itx ?

[@jment34]

It's all about having the right GPU. Can you try other games like rise of the tomb raider or gta 5 ?

[@mubashirali8898]

I live in Pakistan, I was watching your video and laughing then a earth quake run! run! run! glade nothing happened