Grading PC sellers' ads on Craigslist...YIKES

[@Bitwit]

As some of you noted, my estimated used price for the Logitech G915 was well off, so that particular offer (when you include the peripherals) is notably better than I initially mentioned. Sorry for the error!

[@jordanabendroth6458]

On a couple of them, there was an inland premium 256 GB nvme SSD that you had for$50 which is frankly a terrible deal if you're paying that much for a used SSD, I bought a new 500 GB nvme SSD last week for 45 bucks

[@joetalkshow]

the only thing you might not be considering is the cost to build. The time should be worth something, no?

[@killerhawks]

@@jordanabendroth6458 plus right now you can get that same ssd for free from the right youtuber..

[@ZNsolo101]

sounds like you forgot to use streamer mode in your discord I hear it in the back ground of your video and thought i was disconnecting and re connecting in discord lolol i was looking every ware for that sound lolol 10 points. love the content

[@cmarco3702]

was surprised you didn't recognize it

[@techyescity]

Would love to see you "get your hands dirty" in the used market, its heaps of fun. Also Merry Xmas dude! keep it up!

[@b0ne91]

Brian, I have an idea for a comparison, if you can pull it off: I'd love to see you attempt to put together a system where you save every buck so you can score a good local deal on a strong GPU. Like $600 budget and cram in a GTX 1080. These days, there are 2 ways to go on the used market either when building yourself or to flip. One is the good old HP Z400/ThinkStation S20 route with a Xeon W3690 from China and a strong GPU like a 1070 or 1080. You can stream, you aren't bottle necked in graphically intensive single player games and you can just upgrade to a new platform down the line. The other way is the esports build. Used B450 and 16GB 3200Mhz, then buy a new (unless you can get a good used deal) 5600X. Most eSports titles are so incredibly CPU bottlenecked, that something like a GTX 970 won't reach more than 70% performance in Fortnite (performance mode), Valorant or Rocket League. For someone who only plays games like that, buying a used HD7950, replacing thermal paste, undervolting and overclocking it nets nearly GTX 1650 performance for a fraction of the price. And that's all an eSports gamer needs, because especially kids these days love getting their 240-300 FPS (which these GPUs can easily reach if not CPU bottle necked). I've experimented with this in my local market and the single player/graphically superior builds just won't sell. I'd love to see if you can pull it off.

[@PRYVTgomerPYLE]

You are the 'used market guru' for sure!

[@brent4093]

Tech Yes in the house...!

[@3MonkeysGarage]

sure doesn't allow for a profit margin for the builder in this grading system.

[@sqlevolicious]

@@3MonkeysGarage That's because paying someone to put together a PC that takes an hour or two to do is stupid to begin with.

[@wilfredobracero4226]

Am I the only one who thought Discord was acting up while watching Kyle video? lol

[@daniel851]

not the only one... I am in a discord call and I was confused on who was joining and disconnecting

[@johndeerefinatic]

I was confused also I had to check to see if I was in a vc with someone

[@stereowhale6606]

lmao every time man

[@blaze9000g]

same

[@domi874]

No ur not i actually tab out a few times hahahah

[@pancakewaffles]

Kyle, for the $2000 PC with peripherals included, the keyboard (Logitech G915) is looking like it goes for about $130-$200 used. Brand new it's about $250 when not on sale. In reality, you save a lot more than 11% on it because of how expensive the keyboard is

[@tjmcc]

Call it even, he actually counted the peripherals twice - 1915+170 is 2085. He totaled up the peripherals then added the total along with them to arrive at 2255. He needs a tech editor along with a creative one, ha

[@ured.noobjuz2006]

true but he added $340 to the $1915 instead of $170.

[@skrimd]

That may be true, although I feel as though used peripherals that aren't monitors are pretty questionable value. Not enough to move the needle to value.

[@PabzRoz]

@@skrimd What? What's questionable about it it? It's a Logitech G915 keyboard. Definitely enough to move the value and pretty straight forward.

[@rasmie8858]

@@PabzRoz Well considering keyboards and mice have click based life spans, it's not that straight forward. And Logitech is infamous for planned obsolescence so buying used peripheral especially a Logitech one can be a bit shaky Though personally speaking I find used keyboard/mouse gross so I'd never factor in their values in the first place

[@PabzRoz]

I literally just bought a perfectly good running car yesterday for $1800... These prices really put things in perspective.

[@johnlopez1717]

Really? I thought used cars were expensive as well.

[@marckayyy2408]

@@johnlopez1717 😂

[@wesleydunphy9182]

what kind of car?

[@RodneyJohnson69]

Got my car for $2k. But only because my grandad took pity on me lol He wanted $4k and could have got it easy.

[@PabzRoz]

@@wesleydunphy9182 toyota camry babyyyyyyyyy

[@JimiArchive]

never really used craigslist but I do find these videos very entertaining

[@imfamiliar.]

omg anime women

[@just_legit_6164]

Ok sub botter

[@JimiArchive]

@@imfamiliar. LMAOO

[@giovanniehana1581]

@@imfamiliar. omg I don’t know who she is

[@giovanniehana1581]

@@JimiArchive I did drop a sub tho

[@miketholen6208]

13:51 the peripherals are added twice - you counted the price for them, then made a total, but then added the individual prices plus the total, to make 340 added not 170

[@ProfessorTurtleGuy]

0:25 can we just appreciate that gorgeous pc in the background to the left of his head??

[@vetern7929]

Damn you and your Discord sounds, Kyle... Your trickery knows no limits. Edit: Grammar correction.

[@CameroNxM]

i kept going into my discord thinking it was me XD glad to know it wasn't me going crazy XD

[@vetern7929]

@@CameroNxM Hahaha Yeah after doing that myself, I kept rewinding a bit to make a sure it was in the video at the exact same spot...

[@McFlyOrPie]

3:55 considering a 6900 XT is like $1500 minimum since the AMD MSRP cards are next to impossible to get, this is a deal. Question is, does that mean it's too good to be true?

[@aaryanganglas]

i Was thinking the same you could get that pc, change the case, change the slow frequency ram sticks put better fans, a nvme ssd might make it a beast pc,

[@McFlyOrPie]

@+❶ ２６Ѳ ❻➂❸ ➆➁➈５ OMG KYLE! You shouldn't have....... No... Really..... How does this get people??????

[@aaryanganglas]

@@McFlyOrPie i'm also shortlisted idk what to approach or is this a hoax

[@McFlyOrPie]

@@aaryanganglas if it doesn't say bitwit, or donutmedia, or even Vsauce and it's random numbers and letters, it's fake. Just go to the channel and see it's 4 subs and no content.

[@TheGameBench]

Wait... $50 for used Logitech G915? That's over a $200 keyboard. I think that $50 is a bit conservative.

[@420southcitykid]

true but he added $340 to the $1915 instead of $170.

[@TheGameBench]

@@420southcitykid Huh.... I didn't notice that. That's interesting. So, I guess in the end he overestimated the price by accident.

[@frankallen3634]

I went overboard on my rig and after I built it I almost never touch it.

[@rickyortiz2463]

These are great deals compared to what's available in my area! I love it when you can see the reflection of the person selling the computer on the tempered glass.

[@aldershot8008]

Good vid. Couple of things. 1. Craftmenship should be considered for the final price, as labor is also worth dosh (you did with one build but not the rest) 2. Please don't do part 2. Don't buy up good deals just so you can flip and make a vid on it. It's so scarce out there, let legit people who needs a system get them. please.

[@caffeinesippingman]

You know when he says "flip" he really means agree on a price and give it away?

[@Kadori328]

Might wanna add $100 builder fee to be fair, also saving money on a prebuilt should automatically be an A since it's literally cheaper than doing it yourself

[@XadjustmentX]

always cracks me up when i see people selling their "ABSOLUTE BEAST, AMAZING, VERY HIGH END, MONSTER" gaming pc with 5+ year old hardware lol The fact that all the hardware is so old makes all of those adjectives they use complete lies. Also i love when people try to sell old/used pc's while basing their asking price on the cost of their hardware when it was brand new. Just because your gfx card cost you 800$ brand new, doesnt mean you get to charge someone else the same price for it after its been used for 5 years lol people just never cease to amaze

[@gianfunk9121]

No you GET to charge that price for it if someone comes along and pays for it becauze some idiot will buy it forsure.

[@wyterabitt2149]

Just because you don't want to pay something, or that they won't be able to sell it for that price even, doesnt mean you get to act like they can't have that price as so they will sell it for. All that means is that's what the value is for them right now to let go of it. You however dont have an excuse for being an whiny entitled child.

[@cookie7993]

Unless it’s a 1080 ti

[@EvilTurkeySlices]

The 1080 ti is still a beast though.

[@adri.khaz.6290]

The guys number is on the ad...you should blurr that (11:26)

[@WillGGG]

Right, because the dude wanted his number to be a secret and figured posting it on a public web page would be a good way to do that. He has no right to privacy since he posted his number.

[@kcuddd]

even if it was blurred, ppl can easily just look up the ad and get the number

[@mikeoleksa]

Being pretty generous with the 500GB HDDs in the AZZA build. A 4TB WD Red Plus can be bought on NewEgg right now for less than 100 bucks.

[@KittGaming]

please help me create a new PC setup

[@spompofleks]

Dont

[@nms8397]

When you calculate the used value of a 3080 you have distinguish between LHR and non-LHR cards. The non-LHR cards are selling for significantly more.

[@Nice-bo3bu]

Yeah, I feel like he was either ignoring that on purpose to not look like he’s promoting mining or he actually doesn’t know that there is a significant price difference (around $400-500) between the two.

[@brandon10301991]

That was the LHR version. The difference in hash rate isnt worth the difference in price. I can get about 80MH on my LHR card. On the non-LHR card you can get about 100MH. 20MH is worth about $1.50 a day give or take. I just focus on getting my efficiency up as high as I can. I can get about 400KH/J on my 2080 super and 330 on my 3080 TUF

[@lior6121]

you have a mistake in calculating the cost of the 3rd pc (the one with periferals) , you accidently calculated all of the periferals + its total cost into the final price, the real price is 2085$

[@brent4093]

13:35

[@MurrayAttwood]

I caught that as well :) Was just checking if any one noted it.

[@ohainickify]

Please stay in school, kid.

[@TopHatCentury]

Thanks for publishing this video, Kyle! It is a great video that I will use for reference when I have to sell used PCs or PC parts that I own. I was actually looking to sell whole PCs or individual parts on Craigslist or Amazon because I do not like paying more money for higher power usage.

[@walianvar]

I think something went wrong with your math on the 3rd pc. As 1915 for the pc and 170 for Periphs So it would be 1915+170=2085 not 2250. You have likely have taken the prices of the periphs twice. So it would be around 4% saving.

[@abdumuminkhan8268]

Hey bitwit nice vid but I would just like to say that you didn't account for the fact that purchasing the parts seperately to build a pc that can match the performance of the used craigslist ones usually means that you have to pay shipping and taxes, which can increase cost anywhere from 10-20%,

[@paulmeyer1001]

True, but sellers of those parts would lose 13% for fees so you can generally get better deals locally or on Reddit. Some eBay sellers offer free shipping and eBay has a 30 day return policy, Craigslist is where you go knife battle people. What's weird for me is the ram prices, $70 for 32GB??

[@abdumuminkhan8268]

@@paulmeyer1001 then again you have to endure the hassle of scouring a variety of sites just for the possibility of finding a reduction in prices, which in my experience is tiresome and lengthy. Additionally, you must also consider the volatility of PC performance with similar/identical specs. In other words, for whatever reason, the build that you find on craigslist might give you significantly better performace than the one you build yourself with the same exact parts. As a semi-professional builder I run into situations like this all the time. Of course I have a bias towards buying pre-builts because I do it as a side-gig, but I still think even from an unbiased perspective, there are some benefits to buying pre-builts that bitwit didn't acknowledge

[@colinallen39]

nice video Kyle enjoyed the content , Happy Christmas & Happy New Year

[@Hachiae]

8:03 that AIO would be screwed if he was using it looking at the height of the pump to top of the rad

[@parkersmith4621]

For those components that are hard to find secondhand because of being discontinued or other reasons, like the $250 motherboard, it makes a lot more practical sense to just find a comparable board and use that price instead of inflating the savings % with a scarce and overpriced part

[@KerwinmusicNL]

That sound effect at 17:07 had me checking I still had discord open...

[@freewheelburning8834]

Due to extreme graphics card supply shortages, it is currently very difficult to find new graphics cards at reasonable prices. As of right now, if you want a new gaming PC, your best bet is to check the used market for a video card, or look at a pre-built gaming PC instead of building your own system

[@davejohn255]

Wow thanks....🤭

[@clv2015]

Also watch out for selfish people price gouging GPUs. Don’t buy overpriced crap and maybe they will stop hoarding GPUs if they know no one is willing to buy something overpriced just for them to make money🤦‍♂️ just don’t do it

[@freewheelburning8834]

@@clv2015 yea as far as used GPU's go, cant imagine anyone selling a used one for more or equal to the "new" price unless their ignorant

[@man7909]

17:06 bruh I was so confused

[@vetern7929]

The BEAST Gaming Beast PC BEAST contains a separate network card... not just for an additional price, but also raises the question of WHY?!

[@brandon10301991]

The ethernet probably stopped working on the mobo. I have an old mobo that has that issue. Apparently B450-f's had faulty eth

[@vetern7929]

@@brandon10301991 Oh, that was a rhetorical "why?!" I wasn't expecting anyone to actually write an explanation in the comment section.

[@brandon10301991]

@@vetern7929 No such thing as rhetorical in this place as far as I’m concerned.

[@vetern7929]

@@brandon10301991 Looks like you won a prize! Go ahead and contact them!

[@natebaby335]

the last time someone did this, they were sued **cough cough** Greg

[@dfrttolir5454]

How???

[@ZMossman]

17:05 lmao who else checked Discord??

[@chipotlekenema3953]

i hate almost all pc sellers on craigslist cause they mark it up by 250 to 400

[@aeternus2036]

I mean, they gotta make a profit right? If you spent 1000 on pc parts and built a pc with the intention of selling it... You're not gonna profit if you sell it for 1k, even though that's the most fair price because that's what the parts are worth. If you want to make money on it, you have to raise the price a bit in order to break even.

[@xomegaxz5799]

@@aeternus2036 This. KZbinrs tend to make fun or bash those listings but when they do the same thing, nobody bats an eye.

[@chipotlekenema3953]

@@aeternus2036 the most I'd pay for build labors and other services is 150 but marking it up by 250 to 400 is absurd

[@neurokinetik64ES]

@32:12 I don't know what cooler that actually is, but it's not an NH-D15. The second fan should be in the middle of the towers, not in the back.

[@abdomination]

This is a great series. I wish I would have found it sooner.

[@twiggsherman3641]

Most people don't know how depreciation on PC hardware works. Because everything gets better every generation, the worth of your old hardware goes down drastically. Then there's the people who are just straight scammers. They'll claim performance that the hardware can't provide, and hope someone is dumb enough to buy it.

[@Nightmare0021]

Sorry, I haven't watched the whole video, but I have to ask something. For the first two builds, you estimated the 32GB of DDR4 at $50 and $70, respectively; but, for the third build you estimated $85 for 16GB? Even if the frequencies and latencies are different, I don't think that 32GB should cost less than 16GB.

[@archangelcommander137]

different brands and the smaller kit is RGB. people like pretty lights lol. the first and second are the same size kits with the only known difference being brand and thier is a 20$ difference.

[@DroneMee]

Yeah you can't get 32gb of any DDR4 for $50 unless you get extremly lucky becuase $100 is the average for any 32gb kit second hand. My credentials for such statments is building and selling over 50 PC's this year from 2nd hand parts lol

[@2020Tech4U]

I've had builds for sale for awhile now, and I've been trying to keep the prices as low as possible and even losing on them using all new parts and barely get any action. I used the parts once or twice for bench marking then I thought I'll just implement them into a full build and sell them to someone who wants an affordable Gaming/content PC and I get people super lowballing and even if I entertain the offer they never respond (jerks) So now I'm going to break the builds down and sell individually. I go online and people ask WAY TOO MUCH for what your getting and I thought I'd try to balance it but now idc lol

[@captainc1152]

ditto for me - same issue

[@clv2015]

People can be pretty stupid and I assume they think the more it is the better quality and if it’s being sold for cheaper they might think something is wrong with it instead of thinking it’s a good deal. it’s hard to trust people either way you look sadly. Even though there are good people out there I would say there are always just as many scammers just trying to make as money as they can regardless of how bad they screw people over🤦‍♂️

[@clv2015]

@+❶ ２６Ѳ ❻➂❸ ➆➁➈５ how do you keep getting KZbin to delete my messages? Your not even a real account!!

[@casli0]

i bought my pc for 900$ used, as far as I know, this is a very good price in todays market😅 AMD Ryzen 5 2600x ROG Strix B450-F gaming II Palit GeForce RTX 2070 8GB Jetstream G.Skill Trident Z RGB 3200MHz 16GB Corsair TX 650M PSU 240 gb SSD 1TB HDD Phanteks Enthoo Evolv

[@smugrick7050]

Bro I love this. Huge fan of the channel

[@About20Ninjas77]

ima be honest I was watching this while playing a game and I thought I was going insane because of the discord sounds in the video.

[@juniorlabelle123]

you had me tripping out looking at my discord every time the video made the "joining" and "leaving" sound

[@Mr.Unacceptable]

The unit at 26:00 the power supply is low for what CPU it has. If you were to upgrade anything you would have to replace that power supply as well. I would take $100 off it's worth just for this. It's worth $950 tops with that landfill Mobo. The others you did review them fairly. Sometimes things aren't worth more than the sum of their parts.

[@bomber957]

Not really true, 10700k uses like 210w under a full load. You have headroom to upgrade that 6600XT. Current build gives you about 150w of breathing room. I’m not saying I’d recommend pushing the PSU to the limit but the constant advocating for super high wattage PSUs is dumb unless you’re running a 3090 or something similar that has high power spikes that trigger some PSUs over current protection. Not to mention if you do generational upgrades you could literally take that PSU to the grave because generally speaking new GPU’s get more power efficient.

[@Krrish85]

@@bomber957 Agreed. The 6600xt is a power efficient card and AMD recommends 500w. Even with everything maxed this pc will never draw above 300w from the wall.

[@Oopsie26]

What’s up with the blurred square in spots nothing needs to be blurred lol?

[@Skitzotech]

You want a series idea? Scour the internet and local used pc parts places for parts... Out of what's available throw together either a "gaming pc" or a "streaming pc" (streaming pc is the secondary pc that streamers use to broadcast the stream from their gaming pc) Then build said pc and hop on twitch, youtube or facebook streaming and look for small streamers who may be struggling (if their system specs arent in their bio then ask in chat). Challenge them to a 1v1 in a free in browser flash game like the google hopping dinosaur game named "T-rex runner" and if they win send them the pc. This is all according to if the revenue generated by that video can overcome the price of the parts and shipping.

[@SilentButDudley]

Honestly the two 6900xt ads at the start were really reasonable. Decent platforms to start while you can upgrade the lacking components overtime.

[@Topside08]

I know you're all about using the used market pricing but I could drive to Microcenter and get an 11700K for $270 I think it's a bit silly to price that at $320

[@lenwe4205]

Problem is the closest microcenter to me is about a 18hr drive. Microcenter doesn't have enough locations to use that as a consideration for everyone

[@stevebsteve]

Love this kind of video! Thanks for another fun year Kyle!

[@snackeaterz]

Craigslist wouldn’t exist if Craig never made a list

[@Bularistan4o]

Great use of the blur effect 😂

[@azvnoit]

Problem with buying used prebuilt is that they are cheaper when bought as a pre built than buying individual parts and then building. So people tend to buy pre-builts cheap and sell them at fairly higher rate considering the used market prices of the individual parts. GPUs specially when in prebuilts PCs come at fairly decent price about the msrp or 1.5 to 2 times, while the used market is on fire for past year and more.

[@gautam198_gaming5]

27:00 the motherboard is ASRock H470M-HDV 10th gen Intel (socket 1200) going for around $100 to $150 on Ebay

[@stivesyy]

Lots of blur editing fails on this one Kyle lol 🤣

[@zaccote6115]

and those damn discord notification sound effects...

[@SPRaXiSte]

Also the continuity errors in the order of the pcs reviewed, "15% is not quite as good a deal as the 21% savings of the previous pc.." then goes on to review the 21% one...

[@cracklingice]

lol you confused the crap out of me by marking this unlisted while I was watching it. Couldn't find it in the feed to scroll back down to where I left off. haha

[@KalebSDay]

Think you edited some of your reviews/reactions out of order, in terms of how you wanted to presents them Kyle. 14:14 , you talk about it being $300 more than the last one and you also talk about how it has a different saving compared to the last rig of about 20 % savings...when the last one you reviewed was a c+ with much less than that. Happens, fun video overall.

[@rudekenj]

This is what I actually do regularly. I go to the local equivalent of craiglist in my country then I review the PCs on sale to see if they're worth it. It feels good roasting them just because I cant afford them 😂

[@V2ULTRAKill]

The reason nobody takes that caution sticker off is its fckn hard to get off, I'd rather leave it on fully than try to take it off and end up having to scrape it because it wont work and accidentally scratching the glass

[@Yeldl]

Seeing that beautiful all white build in the background makes me wish one of these pc enthusiast KZbinrs ie: KYLE sold their builds.

[@MaskOfCinder]

4:32 I love those Super Mario 64 sounds.

[@espadakillar]

Merry Christmas daddy @Bitwit love you always

[@tristanxxxx]

Took me a couple minutes to realise my computer wasn't disconnecting my peripherals while I was watching this video.

[@-Weather-]

Me and my friend did this too. It was hilarious how every build was horrible an doverorices af. That was 9 months ago

[@tchanel8277]

Fun fact, from the last pc that was looked at: that used memory and used storages price matches my whole computers price and I can game on it no problem

[@DanielNavas1]

Pretty much every game will work with Windows not being activated. However, in my testing, CoD: Modern Warfare has always given me issues if I try to play it with no activation. Even after activating, the game still doesn't run. Crashes to desktop before even getting into a game. It's like the game has to be installed on a system with an activated version of Windows 10-11

[@Xel_Naga]

GOD DAMN IT THAT DISCORD SOUND GETS ME EVERY-TIME ARRRRRRRRGH

[@itssamyboy-4649]

omg i was messing around in my discord for like 30 minutes untill i relised that it was the discord

[@viathenomad]

12:00, that keyboard you listed as "$50" is the G915, it's $250 new.

[@IV_Boi]

At 17:21 if u pause it at the perfect frame u can see the revealed total price and the grade as it is unblurred before the camera switch

[@DABS139]

These are so fun to watch, thanks Bitwit!

[@beni_zm]

I paid 2000 bucks for my pc: GPU: MSI RTX 3060 Gaming X 12GB CPU: Intel I7 11700K RAM: G.Skill Trident Z 2×8 3200MHZ MBD: Asus ROG Strix B560-A Cooler: DeepCool Castle 240 V2 Case: Asus TUF GT301 PSU: Coolermaster 750W White SSD(OS): XPG SX6000 128gb SSD(Main): WD Black SN850 1TB HDD: WD Blue 2TB Did I make a good deal?

[@klutch4962]

i love how youtubers us used ebay prices that like 18 people most likely bought from not the 500 gpu's of that model people bought for msrp...

[@rudolfslicis649]

How is 1915+170 a total of 2255?! I guess you added total periphs also to the SUM

[@albieclementi]

Thank you! I came to the comments to say the same thing! The total should be $2085, not $2255.

[@totallydockerz8781]

In the pricing you forgot about the cost of postage. Its 1 price, usually collection from a single person vs multiple places of sale, different postage costs and so many places of failure

[@KalebSDay]

Ah, yeah tax will eat you up even more. I would have forgotten to include that in my pricing as well if one was to buy parts new. Also as you mentioned, the shipping cost price when getting used. Main way to circumvent all that tax/shipping is to do the in person meet ups to trade, would take a bit more work/travel for those odd ball components though.

[@totallydockerz8781]

@@KalebSDay then the cost of all the fuel, I think Kyle was a bit unfair in his grades of the sales, it's 1 collection, 1 price

[@youngcalisthenics]

I believe most of these are pick up, since he said at the beginning of the video that he looked for computers in his area.

[@chestbuster1987]

The damn Discord notification sounds had me alt-tabbing like crazy

[@XeviousGG]

you tricked me with that discord sound effect you cheeky lad

[@skyradloff]

the mobo cable cover looks like a brake caliper on the first one

[@chrismcqueen5712]

you missed that in your first computer ad the guy has 2 1TB and 2 500gb hard drives.

[@John69420]

Kyle i gotta say i loved the memes in this one!😂😂🤣

[@Topside08]

that second system looks like it's probably a Fractal Focus G

[@ThatJadon_26]

At 4:07 I was curious how the CPU was only $180 considering I got an i7 8700k for $300 but at 8:58 you showed my processor for $200. Edit: funny how a lot of these list the same processor as well, but it makes sense as one of those users. For the price and the performance, I think it’s very balanced and good if you play games that aren’t extremely resource intensive

[@gregkash]

You used the discord channel join sound or something very similar to that for your price reveals and man did that throw me for a loop.

[@rah.33m]

You have to keep in mind that they should charge a bit more so they’re making profit (labour, etc.)

[@rah.33m]

That’s if they build em theirselves… which is what I wanna get into 🤧

[@cardsfanbj]

Case prices can get stupid on eBay. It's because of the absurd cost of shipping them that you really won't find a great deal on them. I bought a Define R6 a couple years ago and I spent about $90 on it and they wouldn't negotiate any lower because of shipping. Still better than it was new, though.

[@letseewhathappens101]

That discord sound at 17:07 got me not gonna lie

[@boywithcrackers3871]

Reminder that some of the parts could be broken and you will probably get mugged in an alley when trying to meetup.

[@Phantom07-]

Would you/should you factor in the cost of "labor" as In the PC is fully built and functional rather then just a pile of parts so it cost a little more because I had to put the time you (the customer) doesn't have to? Obviously depending on the need to have that service

[@15roadmaster]

Sounds like Lyle wrote the ad for the second system lol

[@findout19]

Im 14 and im bored of playing with my ps4. Cause its so slow. My mom doesnt wanna buy me an pc cause she doesnt like gaming so i have to save money by myself. I got 110€ right now and getting 1000€ would take ages what budget pc should i buy? Iv been dreaming about pc for 5 years.

[@Donkies_for_sale]

@13:28, that keyboard is worth more than $50 for sure

[@tractorman7733]

7:15- well if it was a water cooled computer I guess this could be a useful feature lmao

[@kyle8072]

If you are getting any percent off and you are getting a full working computer I would say thats at least an A-. Theres something to be said for knowing that the whole system works together in its current configuration instead of grabbing parts from everywhere

[@LordHojo]

The psu in the ABS prebuilt is from DogShit, LLC. They're the main suppliers for most prebuilt systems.

[@Britzie_]

What I'd ideally do is have Used Price *Ebay* Sellers Asking Price *Craigslist* Price of New Component (If Possible) Because sometimes the price of a used component, isnt very far off from retail price (Depending on where you're located) - and would rather advocate buying new in some cases

[@rah.33m]

The Wii Sports sound effects 🔥

[@TheOmegaRiddler]

for the second PC, I would have added the cost of a 500GB SSD boot drive because you're going to have to buy one.

[@drake8500]

Love the sound effects in editing

[@OrangePandaBear1]

I don't think seeing you turn a profit would be that entertaining considering you presumably sit on a mountain of pc parts, but you could always do the classic trade series. Seeing you buy/sell/trade used pc parts from say a stick of ram to a 3090 rig could be a long and entertaining series 🤷‍♂

[@Jeffmorgan83]

Basically, you remove the cost of the inflated graphics card and ask yourself if the other components are worth the remaining $100 or $200

[@xarispsilopatis7705]

8:10 decent motherboard,decent gpu MAN HE HAS A 3070 TI THIS IS AMAZING