Making An Alienware Great Again

For the last few months I've had an old Alienware ALX case taking up space and gathering dust in the corner of the room, going to waste. Today I put together a 1080p gaming PC inside it to see how well it would take to some after market and more modern components.
Can we get those cool case lights up and running too?
New Specs:
AMD Ryzen 5 2600X
16GB DDR4
GTX 1660Ti
Thanks for watching :)

[@mordechailawrence13]

"A small liquid cooler would fit, but to be honest I'm not really a FAN" 2:10

[@zsin128]

Dum dum tras

[@TheBinklemNetwork]

Read this comment AS he said it in the video, twas weird experience

[@shane0clock716]

He got me with a "HA!"

[@darkwind9000]

There's a local computer shop I go to and they've been trying to sell an at least 12 to 13 year old Alienware computer case for $40. They use to want close to $100 for it. It's absolutely massive. I think there was some sort of older AMD Athlon build in it originally.

[@jdmnissan]

Stupid

[@grandmabertha6376]

I'd buy it because I need a case

[@Uyuzefe]

They sometimes make really great sleeper pcs if the case is not broken or anything

[@BasedAsher]

These things usually were hd 5970 crossfire build with usually a i7 970 etc

[@flyde6521]

@@Uyuzefe ah yes this alienware pc will throw off all suspicions suggesting that it's a gaming pc. Genius

[@BrooksyTech]

Always loved the old school Alienware cases. Would love to a build in one.

[@CSmithyPx]

I'm the same I've done my dream build which originally was a G5 case. But I got given one of these cases so I am now building into one

[@mvl6800]

Wow I remember owning this pc when I was a kid/teen, my grandpa bought it for me as a Christmas gift in 2011. It was a lower spec version, but it still ran games like a charm. When I got a little older and started gaining knowledge about pc parts, I tried upgrading it with a new fan while the computer was still plugged in and completely fried the motherboard (the burnt smokey smell was horrible). After this happened I bought a few parts from Best Buy, and used some still functional parts from my fried Alienware (cpu, fans, hdd) to build my first ever custom PC.

[@trippybruh1592]

Sometimes people learn the hard way the best.

[@GoWstingray]

I used to work at the Dell CAR at UPS Coventry where these would come in for repair, there was actually a version of the case that instead of just the hole vents on the top, there were like slats shaped like the front IO cover at the front that ran all the way back. When the system got hot they would all open to vent. Thought it was the coolest case I’d ever seen at the time.

[@jackedup447]

That must've been a ALX version. Both the Aurora and Area-51 alx versions from this particular time period had those vents at the top instead of the peforations this one has.

[@whiteraven171]

Found one of these through my job and have been slowly uprgading it, it has the fans and they actually work very well and are still awesome!

[@theenoodlegod4672]

I have one of these :)

[@lelouchia]

I have this specific model. Works fantastic.

[@Segmaster01]

Love this project. It's a great twist on the "sleeper" concept, but using an old high-end case rather than an old crappy one. Would love to see more similar projects in the future!

[@jonnyc429]

Love how the top of the front panel retracts. That is class

[@DarnElectricalVolts]

"A small liquid cooler would fit but to be honest I'm not really a fan" The comedy writes itself really

[@czrptr6849]

Went over my head

[@zakk6505]

I still have this pc I bought 10+ years ago and it’s still kicking to this day . All I did to it as time went on was upgrade the Ram and throw a 1080ti into it. Oh and along with a SSD. Thing still kicked like a champ. Quite impressed it lasted all these years .

[@phlexcrew]

Bro I think we have the same life cause I got one in 9th grade (February 2013) and when I got back into pc gaming for pubg in 2017 I got new ram and slapped a 1080ti (best graphics card ever) in her lmao

[@bend1119]

3.5" to 2.5" HHD/SSD adapter caddy would really clean it up. can find online for like $4 to $5

[@aabeastsider]

For a 15% load time boost

[@bitelaserkhalif]

I have 2.5 in 1 TB HDD, but my pc can only use 3.5 inch. What I did was to stuck a shit ton of double sided foam tape and stick them to unused phone protective case (not solid ones). And to finalize this, I added 2 rubber band to strap the HDD and phone case.

[@tallywhacker75]

@Ray Ward velcro works a treat too:) i get it from my local hardware store, packet has 5 two piece (one furry one hooks) 'patches' with adhesive backing (about 2inchx3inch size) . can mount an SSD anywhere:)

[@lucasrem]

Ben D remove all that old bay shit, NVMe only. what case you did?

[@MrSamadolfo]

🙂 yes, theres also one for the 5.25 bay, its just weird that most builders dont use them

[@Stefan86239]

2:10 'a small liquid cooler would fit but to be honest I'm not really a *fan* ' I got it.

[@lucasrem]

Stefan U need the Area 51 X case for that, the on top mounting radiator cases, great quality! DELL did a good job here, before DELL alienware was not any near good quality! only fancy parts....

[@donttouchmyspaghet9547]

@@lucasrem r/woo... Never mind

[@michaelf.2449]

@@lucasrem mine came with a h100 water cooler it fits perfect.

[@jaredknight]

I like how this case has a front panel sliding door. It's pretty cool that it still works

[@SpookyUK.]

Me: *about to have an early night* RGINHD: *uploads* Me: “welp, here we go”

[@Adeusaii]

Planning to follow this build in my own Aurora r4 case soon! There are some differences, but overall I've found this to be a great basis for what I'm looking into! Especially in finding modern equivalents to parts used.

[@243SendIt]

I love the Alienware ALX case its just so cool with the neat features and its so big so there are so many possibility's

[@hoovy4746]

Thank you for the info. I got my R3 bout 6 years ago for free ond only last week was able to get it running (temporarily). I have been looking around for replacement parts for a few weeks now and this video should help a lot.

[@KOKTAMISPRIME]

Got a whole r4 from my buddy that’s been sitting in his basement gonna do a amd switch, gonna be a sleeper thanks for letting me know I’m not the only one that had this idea.!

[@dieselroleplayrp2154]

I have the same one games perfectly I have upgraded parts 1050 to asus strix and I have new ssd and 20g of ram I love my pc and I’m glad that people like u are making videos on it

[@Nik-ff3tu]

I love how there's an additional plastic covering just to make sure the gpus air flow is cut off... 😆

[@alienwaregameralx1874]

no, airflow is optimized for Reference design gpus. (Reference design throws air outside only from the back, are better for sli/Xfire and hard intensive works)

[@ethandavies9568]

@@alienwaregameralx1874 username checks out

[@TYPICALGHOSTSNIPER]

Air flow not cut off there massive fan that blows air from front to back plastic covering it acts like air chamber cooling gpu lot more. Edit after watching video seems multiple case fans are missing.

[@ethandavies9568]

Owen Carey you really going to copy my comment?

[@ethandavies9568]

Owen Carey enjoy the 2 likes. I hope they were worth it

[@xeranius_]

Finally someone mentioned the 1600 AF lol. I'm using it in my build in March unless other deals come about

[@Cichlid_Visuals]

awesome build dude, love that slow opening optical drive door on these old chassis, so cool!

[@BReal-10EC]

PC people like to diss all prebuilt systems, but many of the prebuilds have very solidly built cases. I like what you did with this.

[@blaster915]

This is a wonderful guide! I have this exact Alienware I picked up in 2008 and over time has fallen way behind. I am attempting to update it to make it a solid video editing PC that can play some Total War at high specs. I ADORE the case with the lighting which is a big part of why I have kept it around all these years and I'll be curious to see how it can stand in this day and age. Considering it came with (at the time) the max RAM of 12GB, I'm certain getting it halfway decent today shouldn't be too costly a task.

[@HoloScope]

Thanks for delivering on the project. I voted to overhaul it

[@awepsalmgamin]

Of all the chasis I've been watching in tech videos, this is the one that impress me the most

[@GlitchhogAVENIR]

I think this channel is really underrated, and I enjoy your content. Keep it up, man :)

[@szubareg7485]

the opening of the top of front cover of the case looks so cool

[@woodgoblin1234]

I’ve got one of these Aurora R1’s from 2010. It still works fine. It has the original Alienware liquid cooler and a GTX 295. Command centre works fine if you install the Win7 version for the R1. Get it from the dell website. There’s also a firmware update for the controller board for the lights etc. This version of CC also works ok with Win10, which I’m currently running. Newer CC versions will not work however.

[@scottcroad4514]

I've built around 10 systems in these aurora cases (including a few of the ALX versions with the active cooling slats). They work rather well for something dell produced. The alienware motherboards were certainly a weakpoint (most of the R3 &R4 variants I got had failed motherboards.) I have a soft spot for them as they were early to the RGB craze and the cases were built like tanks (like dell server gear). I have sold all of these since and I only have an X51 R2 that I will sell and a pre-dell area51 case that my friend wrapped, just need to find an power supply adaptor plate. As for the command centre software that can usually be made to work but involves checking out many different revisions to find one that will allow installation and sometimes messing with the USB header settings in the bios.

[@TheDopestOfShit]

Hey, do you have any resources you'd recommend? I have an old Alienware Aurora from 2009 that's on its last legs and I know NOTHING about computers, but would love to modify it.

[@shaneeslick]

G'day Random, Great to see the Internals went to new homes & the case has been given another life also, I know the case has the Alien Theme but it reminds me of The Snowpiercer Locomotive

[@baku384]

4:26 if your wondering what that gap is, its for the hard drive fan, they built a fan for that little slot so your hard drives stay cool! i have one in my alx!

[@michaelf.2449]

Yep mine had a fan in the front, middle, and back of each hard drive cage. So like |=|=|

[@alexgottmituns7049]

Your voice is quite genuine. Solid review.

[@amogoose5638]

nice, i love these older Alienwares.

[@lucasrem]

Try the ugly green model!!!!!!

[@pengwaffe]

I find the older alienware gear to be very interesting and fun to watch. thanks for posting as usual

[@Dex99SS]

I had the same AW Aurora R1, got it for free... also 920, similar gpu... I overclocked the 920 for a while, paired it with a 1060 6gb... went to a 980x with the same gpu, @ 4.5 on cpu (6c/12t).... then went and converted it all to an R4 motherboard. Using the same lighting board... I only had the 550W psu to begin with, but got the 875W on ebay later on... Anyway, after the mobo conversion, I ran a 3930K for a while, @4.5 over all 6c/12t... also went up in gpu to a 2070 @ +200/+700... same oc I had on the 1060 to be honest. I even ran that gpu with the 980x, and it didn't bottleneck anything at 1440-4k... similarly the 3930K was fine at near all resolutions... and am now running a 4930K, similarly @4.5 over all 6c/12T, same OC on the 2070... Of course all the Alienware software and lighting works as intended, and the stock AW motherboards are pretty solid in overclocking. Lots of nit picky options for every little hundredth of a volt on just about any given component. Speed adjustments, cuts, etc for everything. Quite good... It runs really well too, benchmarks up with in the top 90%, or is it 10% ? Of 3Dmark that is... in near any of the tests, even ray tracing... It basically does what the 2070 can do at its current OC, as there simply is no bottleneck. It will allow up to a 2080 ti to flex its legs with ease really, no real reason to move up in the world unless you could use more cores, or really needed a better option power wise, as this is a 135W cpu... with my own allowed to hit 185w if it wants. . . So uhhh... there's that. But I honestly think the approach I took was the right way to go... proper mobo, everything works, couldn't possibly get better performance... I mean, unless you got a better gpu of course, but that's a budget choice is all. Im good being maxed out at 1440p to 4k in any given title... as well as being able to max out most all VR titles with ease. And for quite a budget build, all things considered. It really is a wonderful case though.. airflow is incredibly good, with fans dedicated to the HDD array... the tooless, quick swapping, raid setup that it has. The PSU area has great ventilation. The GPU area has its own pass through of fresh air to hit the GPU fans... The RAM and VRM get their own little fans and such... all controllable and programmable when the software is working too... Its great.

[@lucasrem]

Brett Prior weirdo board, are you able to fit some newer CPU design in it, RTX levels? They did sell many ATX small tower models too, only them i need, rest of them are spare parts to me.

[@farrukhplayss]

soo you are having Dell Ms-7591 in which you placed i7 980x... i also got the same machine Its Alienware Aurora ALX i guess but its motherboard is ms 7591 so i wanna know that can i upgrade my cpu to X series..

[@NitrousXProductions]

My next door neighbour gave their Aurora R4 which houses a i7-3820, you mentioned that you swapped out the CPU. Did you use another stock Dell motherboard for the 3930k?

[@Dex99SS]

@@NitrousXProductions The standard Aurora R4 mobo will take sandy bridge or Ivy ... or Sandy-E and Ivy-E respectively. So no, I just use the standard R4 mobo. Once you go from sandy e to Ivy or Ivy e, you can enable PCI E 3.0 in the BIOS.

[@NitrousXProductions]

@@Dex99SS ​ Thanks for letting me know. Which CPU cooler did you use to overclock the CPU? Did you use the stock one?

[@Fizzoid]

As an old skool (I started with a P100)/budget gamer, I love this channel. I've also always wanted an Alienware, but they always seemed unaffordable at the time.

[@FightCollective]

I have one of these. I love it. The case is the best I've ever had. Came originally with an i7 3960x, 16gb, GTX 690... I upgraded it to a 500 SSD, i7 4960x, 24 gb ram (I have 32 but couldn't get one of the 8gb sticks in due to a replacement cooler) and a gtx 1070ti. It's my old editing pc but now it's my son's gaming pc... and yeah it is HUGE but I love the size of it too.

[@Uncandan]

I did the same thing back in 2017 and it worked brilliantly with the command centre.

[@abyxis]

did you have to go backwards on version????

[@Uncandan]

@@abyxis no worked with Windows 10 on the latest command centre for the original machine

[@benthemoviemaker]

I still have and use the Alienware Aurora R4 which i bought in 2013. Only thing i did upgrade is the GPU (from gtx 690 to gtx 1070) and the HDD to an ssd (+the HDD of course) other specs are: i7-3820 / 32gb ddr3 ram / Dell 1000w PSU and a AIO liquid CPU cooler. Still runs everything like a charm

[@00100000station]

Great video. Nice to see the case of my teenage dreams brought back to life and on a budget within reach.

[@jamesscanlon747]

I just bought a aurora with an i7 8700k and a 1080 for only €600. Working perfectly!! Couldnt be happier 😄

[@Haplo699g]

Jesus, that's an incredible deal, go you!

[@jamesscanlon747]

@@Haplo699g thank you!!!

[@cornflakespaghet7661]

I just watched the first video on this computer last night! Talk about good timing.

[@andypandy4607]

This guy is so humble, so refreshing

[@Fender178]

I have the 1660 version of the same Zotac card and man that card is very compact and great for smaller PC builds.

[@MayDayMei98]

I've seen a few nice alienware cases on the used market. They're mostly priced more than they are *really* worth considering the level of jank and age of the case, but there's definitely a badass factor to them.

[@tehhaldiniho]

I'm like you, theres just something about old alienwares. I remember getting a game Joint Operatiod and in the back page of its manual it had ab alienware advert and I always always wanted one, although I knew that unless we won the lottery I'd never get one, but wouldnt stop me opening that manual up and looking at the picture.

[@mj1s735]

Nice build the only thing I would have done different was to add a 3.5 to 2.5 converter so I could put the SSD in one of the HDD cages. Since you have extra 5.25 external bays available, I would add a front I/O that supports memory cards readers and 3.0 USB or even USB C if your MB supports it. I would also add an AIO since I happen to have an extra one available, but not sure if I would by one just for that build. If I was planning to put a CPU and MB that supports OC than for sure I would put an AIO in the case fro CPU coiling.

[@HeX341]

Nice, you treated it with love and it loved you back!

[@darkfalzx]

Yesterday I found a 2009 Alienware Area 51 by the dumpster. This one is even more dramatic than the one in the video, with 5 RGB zones and crazy set of fins that open up as the computer gets hotter. It was one of the pricier models from that period, with this particular configuration costing about $3500. Initially thought I'd just pillage it for parts, but upon closer examination decided to keep the monstrosity. I love my PCs the exact opposite of Alienware - as compact and power-efficient as possible, but It's impossible not to fall in love with how ridiculous this machine is!

[@b00zle]

my goodness. i just went back to watch the original video yesterday. he must be tracking my viewing history.

[@nickmoreno3885]

I, too, call my bedroom the "office" I also call the toilet the "oval office"

[@TheWindyweather]

Looks like my Alienware Aurora R2 case. Mine was not an ALX. I replaced the MB a while ago and only a few months ago got around to replacing the lighting - which stopped working under Win10. I used an LED light string designed for TV backlights, which has a small IR remote and is USB powered. Works great. But it's a lot of work to rip out the old lights and retrofit the lights. But if you are up for the work, works great and is no longer OS dependent. Nice case, but it's very heavy, as I'm sure you know.

[@mymidschoollife8485]

Some advice. Command centre should work with pretty much any mobo, but you may need an older version as some were locked out and some not. Also, you didn't wire anything wrong certain games use the case lighting actively. So in metro if you enable the flashlight it will go whiteish pink. In dying light it goes green at night, white with a flashlight and red if you fall too far.

[@Gorilla_Jones]

These are the best and prettiest computer cases ever made.

[@kennyj4366]

Nice little system that you have there. Thank you for sharing your video.👍👍

[@Remi-h8z]

I just love Alienware cases, just as much as Dave

[@epychan922]

i really enjoy these videos been going on a rghd video binge

[@Graysprojects]

That disc drive cover is just 👌🏻

[@ArtisChronicles]

I always wanted one of these cases. These things always looked amazing

[@Kacperjanek-nf8rx]

yo bro im on a pc like this rn a alienware from the vid but the specs are very bad so maybe u could help me with getting some pieces and help me build?

[@BenDovaAlready]

Like your honesty, i`ve heard some people refer to mums spare room as the studio after sticking up 2 sound tiles. lol

[@Mst0bG]

I enjoy this guy’s videos so much

[@DEVje]

Oh my god, that pc... that starting of the video is like the best thing I ever seen, I swear the god If I had that pc,I would just doing this: 0:00 to 0:02 for like 3/4 of my lifetime :D and again, and again, and again, and again, and ag...

[@DEVje]

@@lucasrem I never Saw one of these, not even 10years old Pc, thats why I was so amazed, srry

[@friedricheckert1619]

It gets stuck halfway if you do it too often (yep that happens to mine...)

[@DEVje]

@@friedricheckert1619 nooo :( rip dreams...

[@itsmelerru]

yeah, i have this alienware case and i do it a lot hahahah

[@MrNlce30]

Looks great and a very worthwhile upgrade. Have you considered 3D printing for the custom SSD bays. (or double sided sticky tape) Great video. Keep up the good work.

[@weedblastit]

Loved mine. The build quality is impressive and the weight!! Damn that thing is heavy! I was planning to do the exact same things but instead i sold it since i already had the Lian Li Razer to build...

[@alienwaregameralx1874]

I did something similar in 2012, but i care to mantain the original MB. Without it, it s not an Alienware Anymore. I tried to stay cheap as possible. Only used parts. I bought a old aurora R4 base and upgraded to 3970X@5GHz - ram - gpu - ssd ... + the original TACTX Keyboard Mouse + The original OPTX aw2310 Monitor.(120HZ) Looks stunning, and still upgradable gpu

[@toshucha]

I got mine free from an e-recycle dumpster in 2018. The previous owner was throwing it away and i asked him for it so he gave it to me. But the employee came out and asked me to put it into their dumpster, i said no. The employee said that i was soliciting on their property and banned me from buying stuff from them😂 After dusted it off, replaced gpu with evga 1070ftw and samsung ssd. This pc back to life. Today i just upgraded gpu with a zotac 2080ti amp and played dota2 in 4k 32"monitor.

[@computersfortheautisticfou9420]

we did the same thing with our Alienware Aurora R2 we put a AMD FX board in it and it runs really nice with a H60 Water Cooler and 32GB of DDR3

[@MrGeforcerFX]

I have a regular aurora r3 that i have used for the last 8 years but in 2014 i got a barebones aurora case off the ebays and proceeded to throw a mATX Am3+ board in it, it's been running fine as well since 2014. My only gripe on these is how the PSUs are setup, there's 4 12v rails so really heavy duty loads need to be split across the rails to keep the PC from crashing.

[@killerMILLER117]

Very nice! Grats on your new build!

[@JAGUART]

I have this very same case whose parts were cannibalized. Thank you for sharing!

[@domenicderrigo7733]

Nice build! I gave up on mine after I looked up the price of the micro atx boards and I just moved all my stuff to a new case with a new r7 processor

[@toadster1969]

Awesome! I had a very similar one with the AIO water cooled i7-920 , but with an ATI 5870 and 12 GBs of RAM.

[@PeytonDalrymple]

Always excited for these upgrade videos

[@user96247]

I like how your video always have the seagull flying around

[@geoffsilac7164]

I can't wait to do this with my 2010 Aurora.

[@coaxae]

I’m thinking of doing this because my r4 board died, but the case is still in great condition.

[@jamesdale8222]

Back in high school my dumb ass bought one of these and now I think I'll gut it and just use the case form factor as it does look really cool. I hope the lights still work

[@dimassique]

to make alienware lights work you need msi board, oem manufacturer for alienware hardware, i have area 51 r2 case, command center is installed smoothly, alienfx works as supposed to

[@550F21CEMO]

dude i love your fucking videos man, you are an inspiration for up and coming PC enthusiasts...

[@Anoalekontrieger]

Great combo! I use a 1070 paired with a Ryzen 5 2600 non x at 4.1ghz and it runs like a dream. No reason to upgrade still for 1080p 60fps

[@Khloya69]

Bas Hartman F

[@Mylifeintechnicolor]

I'm sorry to say this again but that case is not the ALX version, it does not have the vents. And I have replaced the motherboard in the same case (R3) before and the lights on mine is blue with the alienhead being it too. It does also turn off the lights after some time

[@Triggy96]

"Its a large case but its quite tight on the inside", Yeah thats what he said

[@wulfone5961]

Everyone must have those Corsair Vengeance LPX memory sticks. I have them. When I built my PC in 2016 I used two 8GB sticks. When I decided to upgrade to 32GB I used two 16GB sticks. All Corsair Vengeance. They must be really popular. lol

[@sonsofblades]

For that SSD, you could have used a dual 2.5" to 3.5" adapter for a couple US dollars/pounds, so that you'll have a much cleaner mount for it. Just a tip. :D

[@jackmcdonald8355]

I've got one of these! I use it as a gaming and work rig in my dorm, it has an i7 975 Extreme Edition 8 core, the same liquid cooler as yours, 16gb or ram I upgraded from 12gb or 8gb, 2x WD or Seagate 500gb hard drives in RAID 0, a 1tb Seagate or WD mass storage drive, a 875watt modular psu, and it originally had 2x GTS 240's in SLI, but I stuck a 1080 inside it for fun. It also has a rarer option of active cooling vents on the top. They open when you turn the pc on, and close when you shut it down. You can set them to open when the cpu hits a certain temperature in the AlienFX software too, but I couldn't be bothered. I haven't found much about this option on these cases, so I assume it's a rare one, and its definitely cool. If you're interested I can send you some pics and more details.

[@woodgoblin1234]

Jack McDonald You’ll have an R2 or R3 if you had the open/close fins on top. The R1 just has hexagonal holes.

[@jackmcdonald8355]

@@woodgoblin1234 ah, gotcha. I've been trying to find out more about it. I think it came from a college, so it's super cool it still has all the fins and other moving bits. I'll look into the R2 and R3 more.

[@woodgoblin1234]

Ha. Yeah, mine was ex-University. I think they bought about 10 brand new, then they came through the company I work for up for auction. I picked up 3. Sold 2 and kept 1. If you go to the dell support page and use your service tag (serial number) for the selection criteria, it should then tell you exactly what aurora type you have. This will also work for checking the warranty status on the dell website.

[@jackmcdonald8355]

@@woodgoblin1234 sweet, thanks. I'll check that out, although I'm not sure the warranty is still good after 11 years lol.

[@woodgoblin1234]

Definitely out of warranty lol. But what I meant was you can still look up the warranty status on the website and it'll tell you the model, warranty start date, end date etc..

[@robw3872]

You can get a ssd/2.5 HDD to 3.5 converter thing for a couple bucks/pounds on ebay. I've used them before in older cases and it makes it much easier!

[@bluethumbdiy4735]

You just proved to me that the Dell 850W PSU is a standard pin-out. I have two of these power supplies, technically attached to Dell T5500 Workstations. I plan to upgrade one into a marginal gaming machine (after I intall a 6-core cpu) but the other one is going to be harvested for parts. I needed a beefy power supply and glad I didn't buy one considering how expensive PSU's are getting...I already have a working 850W unit that will work.

[@Hustlery]

That case is dope

[@jessemergly]

This video sent me down a rabbit hole that cost me a year and a couple hundred dollars to do pretty much this lol

[@DEVje]

I really wish I had that computer lol, cause all of my money, I spend on 2nd hand pc... and I got scammed, so this pc looks amazing, Lets watch the entire video

[@Nik-ff3tu]

That's sucks, man. You should go shoot up their house

[@Sam-m04]

Nik 😂

[@DEVje]

@@Nik-ff3tu yeah, Im anti-talent in whatever I do, I get the worst thing of All, this Hella sucks... The worst part is that he started being so rude, and agressive on me, when I wrote email that everything isnt working lmao, but Im used to that ^^ Edit: sorry my english suxxx

[@modderhoop2058]

what pc did you get from the scammer?

[@DEVje]

@@modderhoop2058 idk, some own Bad builded shiet, I Can screenshot you specs If ya want ( he said to me that GTA5 Will run Without problems, Well, GTA 5 smallest resolution, scalling 0.5 (worst), still unplayable

[@Wizerd-2024]

Must admit this case is worth putting new hardware in and restoring.

[@chaplainted8007]

Thanks for the walkthrough, I breathed a little more life out of my A4 by upgrading to a 1050Ti (only 4GB) and put in a 1x USB 3.1 card. Budget minded...

[@-joo3033]

I just got an Antec 300 case...and a 580W PSU+Asus P7P55D EVO motherboard and I7 860, Samsung 850 256 gb SSD + 24gb DDR3 RAM...a nice upgrade from 2th gen I3 and no SSD

[@tShuka_]

Building a pc : **costs 1000 dollar** Any electronic company : *hmm lets make the price quadruple of the price*

[@RGInquisitor]

3:53 "Would you like some tea?" RGHD: Eeeeeey I'm werking 'ere!

[@gauze1258]

I recently got a 2600x for 170 Canadian. It's a great processor and I would have to recommend to anyone to get this processor, alongside the GTX 1660 as well.

[@testkill5109]

I still have mine, put 16gb ram, 2 ssds 2 harddrives in it kept the i7 3820 and added a full size gtx 1070 i love the compartiments in this pc. Oh and put a evga gold powerssupply in it.(stupid coil whine story that ended up actually being my hard drive and not psu) Oh also added a pci mini ethernet card because the motherboard ethernet port fried Sad you removed the water cooling tho, it works great i barely go above 60 under full load with a tiny overcloak For the sdds you could have put them in the bays plastic with an 3.5 to 2.5 adapter

[@Waldherz]

Sad to hear that your local shop is closing down. Its always sad to hear these things :/ Makes it terribly hard for me to find a job these days.

[@LexxDesign3D]

Your voice sounds slightly different, like Linus when he hit puberty in his 30s haha

[@JimBobe]

🤭🤭

[@pootisspencer6999]

LOL

[@BigBossDLow]

0:32 What a Glorious name to have lol.

[@lagginswag]

lol racist bots!

[@z1209I2EE]

imaghostya actually takes the names of whoever’s on your friend list

[@lagginswag]

@@z1209I2EE didn't know that lol