Saving the cheapest PC on eBay

[@NavyDal]

Wait, it's got DUAL CHANNEL RAM! Dawid would love this PC!

[@bobertjohnson3473]

Better than most of the PCs he reviews

[@MadIIMike]

It actually doesn't iirc. It has 2 slots, but the CPU AFAIK has only one channel...^^

[@protogen_boi]

@@MadIIMike yep it looks like it has a single channel memory controller, good for up to 1333 speeds

[@takehirolol5962]

Why I sense so much intensity...oh yeah...Dawid...

[@RichardJobity]

Acer Loser Suckface E2 Edition

[@deathtrap1976]

Downgrading an AMD E2 to an E1, the Gates of Hell are open for you, sir.

[@MarkTheMorose]

The 'E' stands for 'Estimated', and the number after the E is frames-per-second in any game. So yes, downgrading from the E2 to the E1 halved the performance...

[@bobamu]

@@MarkTheMorose Wait, there was performance to halve?

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Both just as terrible processors as each other 😂

[@arz1898]

Now pair it with gt 705 for the ultimate experience of slide shows!

[@kalidesu]

The 705 We are gaming like Kings now bois.

[@solution6690]

Over clock beast

[@Josue31627]

That AMD E-series desktop CPU will bottleneck the GT 705 lol.

[@bruhmemesxd5749]

@Denis what the fuc?

[@tweakz_tech]

@Denis I'm sure this is not original. Irrelevant.

[@zaidlacksalastname4905]

"Intimidated by the wifi dongle" lmao this man doesnt miss

[@RandomGaminginHD]

😂

[@Bill-lt5qf]

Always funny when you can count the fps as they go by in real time.

[@llaughton69]

Uhuh *nodding head*

[@WTFBOOMDOOM]

Fun fact. Or rather a sad one. Back in January 2007 I played through Quake 4 at an internet café with framerates of 4-6 most of the time, occasionally reaching about 10 in some places, but falling down to 1-2 during heavier fights. I had simply tried the first level and got interested. There were some computers with better hardware, but Q4 wasn't installed on them. So I played through the first couple of levels and then in the next week or two kept playing and finished it. I have no idea why I did it. Perhaps I'm a stoic in nature, but I wouldn't have done that if I could choose again. Still I have fond memories of Quake 4.

[@naxzed_it]

@@WTFBOOMDOOM Bro the PC I have is newer than that and it's worse. It lags on the browser of all things! I want to throw it in the bin but I don't even have another yet

[@myboah4764]

Lol I like those “numbers” on the benchmarks.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

:D

[@FS--ew3se]

@@RandomGaminginHD :e

[@lordtaraden]

I mean, yeah, as if numbers would've been meaningful anyways xD

[@Sarthak1710]

@Denis bruh

[@datgentjb00]

@Denis dude

[@dwaynebaniqued2562]

ah yes. my favorite videos to watch whilst eating dinner.

[@KuKoKaNuKo]

Aw man, seeing this slim-factor Acer brings back memories. I had one several years back and it had the AMD Phenom quad-core apu. It did all of my gaming for quite a few years. I then swapped the internals into a larger case and added a normal size (and larger capacity) power supply and an actual gpu (HD-5750 if I remember correctly) and it continued to be my gaming rig for a couple more years. Was really impressed by Acer.

[@Errod2]

Wow, I literally just pulled my old one of these out of storage a little while back and went through the process of harvesting it for parts. I used this thing way back in the day to play through the very first campaign of Path of Exile at what I would guess is sub-20-fps. The whole thing was $200 or less new, and it got me through some serious poverty-times. What a blast from the past.

[@MLWJ1993]

PoE runs on that? Huh, wouldn't have guessed it scaled that low to get a somewhat playable experience.

[@Piele]

Man, I can't start to describe how much this channel restores my fate in KZbin. You sir deserve every sub you get and more. So much fun! Please don't change... xD

[@Blue-bf8lv]

Loving these repairs/clean ups vids, amazing work

[@Joemp3]

Hi, I’ve left comments before but if you happen to this then thanks for making informative content, not only does it make life struggles a bit easier but it helps me grasp a further understanding of Computers.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Thanks for watching :)

[@breakcoregirlxd]

I’ve had one of these I got for £5 at a car boot sale, I actually threw it out cuz of how garbage the cpu was

[@breakcoregirlxd]

Running windows 7 stock it was terrible so I just figured well this was junk from the factory it’s got no purpose

[@TheSpotify95]

Linux might have worked, or you could use the case for something else ;)

[@gorky_vk]

it's made for connecting to virtual machine over network so all this PC and its CPU need to do is handling whatever remote desktop tool companies use and I guess that work fine even with this. why some manufacturers ever use them outside thinclients nobody know....probably just overstock and greed.

[@firdausdwim9710]

Why you threw it??, that case and psu is perfectly for mini itx mainboard, you just buy mini itx 1155/1150 or Fm2+ with cheaps,. and you will get a better performance with add low profile GPU card,

[@TheMrsaintevil]

I have compaq with even worst specs, intel athom 32 bit cpu and ddr2 memory. Even with linux wasn't up to speed, so installed Windows 2000 to play some old retroish games on it, and for thaat porpoise works fine.

[@dylandeklerk9755]

awww yeah, time to eat lunch and enjoy a rgihd vid

[@SanHydronoid]

I feel that

[@panjimartiandaru3081]

Turn that into media player using linux distro, seems good enough for that, and sell it as KODI media player

[@CommodoreFan64]

That's a good option, or max the ram out, put in a 120GB SSD, and install Chromium OS on it via Neverware Cloud Ready OS Home Edition on it with an included cheap mouse, keyboard, and cam for Google classroom, then sell it on as a kids school computer.

[@Splatooooon]

I really enjoyed the slideshow presentation you did about games at the end, really uplifiting stuff!

[@bruhbigchungus]

To be honest, love watching these cheap pc videos. It's really your personality that makes them :)

[@nullmind]

in csgo there is a built-in fps counter, you just need to open the console and type net_graph 1

[@markschwartz5614]

Opening the console may be too much for this system.

[@WhirlwindQuest]

@@markschwartz5614 lols

[@Offsettttt]

Or better, cl_showfps 1 (or 2 or 3, there's a few different counters)

[@BabadoodaIsPOG]

Amazing video! Got into sniping old pcs after watching your videos! Picked up a pc with a Ryzen 3 3200, 8gb of ram, and a m.2 ssd for $100 bucks! Keep up the good work!

[@Solly_March_Goat]

i think the packaging and shipping may of cost more than the PC

[@kylem13110]

This has to be my favourite channel! I watch every video posted and your amazing man!!

[@longcat266]

i've never seen a sadder system than this lol

[@RYouScare]

try to play on a 1.7 ghz dual core...

[@bilalibnm]

Try to use an A4-5000 with HD 8330 integrated graphics lol it can't even run Chrome

[@awesomecomputers7076]

@@bilalibnm actually that a4 is probably more powerful than the e1 in that meme lmao

[@couriersix2443]

@@bilalibnm my “work” pc has a A10-6700 w/ 8670D...but the ram is single channel, so it’s worse than it could be. And since it’s not MY computer, I’m not wasting my money on it lol. It’ll play KZbin videos, thankfully. I usually just bring my giant ass Dell Precision laptop when I actually want a “decent” computing experience while at work. It has an i7-3720QM, 8gb of ram in dual channel, and a Quadro K4000M

[@reisenImperishableNight]

i actually have one of these and rhe hard drive failed on it

[@AnnaSue81]

Absolutely amazing benchmarks. Loved ye vids from 2019 and still am !

[@scottwilson419]

Random your used PC deals have gotten me out to a garage sale where I scored an amazing build, I7-3960X, 32gbs of ddr3 ram, and the cherry on top, a newish Asus Rog Strix 1080 all for $150.00. And to top it off it was in the HAF X case with a 1000 watt Evga psu. So thank you for motivating me to get out and about.

[@_Dandy_S]

I've seen singing Christmas cards with more processing power than this.

[@byteme0000]

That’s a great line. I’m going save that one for future use. Lol.

[@twilightravens9798]

I actually have an AMD E2 in an old laptop laying around, you are correct it is indeed awful.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Try running Q4OS Trinity 64bit on it as it's based on Debian Linux, and runs a fork of the very lightweight KDE2 DE(Desktop Environment). the 32 version was able to make my old ACER Aspire One ZG5 Netbook usable with an Atom N270, 1.5GB RAM(it's max), and 120GB 1.8in IDE HDD(yes that's right a mini IDE HDD, and it's slow as balls), letting it run KZbin videos @ 360p in 32bit Chromium OS browser, where just about any other Linux distro I tried on that machine it would choke at 144p if it even got that far. Yes it was balls hot, and not something I would want on my lap(that's just the Intel Atom N270 in general), but it did it, and never shutdown, or thermal throttled.

[@sakibahmed4306]

Bro. You got me in a habit of saying 'ever so slightly' in my speech 😆 love your videos. It's peaceful.

[@ozrencupac]

The gta 5 framerate Average: terrible 1% low: awful 0.1% low: dreadful

[@Ythiro]

you said it already, gta > 5 framerate

[@MLGKid420]

At the end, you basically paid 28$ for a SFF DTX case and PSU.

[@rodrigofilho1996]

Actualy he got: DVD Drive, RAM, Wifi Card, Power Supply, Case, CPU Fan and some heatsinks.

[@CommodoreFan64]

@@rodrigofilho1996 still not a bad deal, but I would like to see if the Linux distro Q4OS Trinity 64bit could make this thing usable, as I was able to make my old ACER Aspire One ZG5 Netbook with a 1.5Ghz Intel Atom N270 CPU, 1.5GB RAM(it's max 512MB is soldered onboard), and 120GB 1.8in IDE HDD usable even playing KZbin at 360p full screen.

[@HazewinDog]

the PSU? it's 80W peak. what use is that?

[@vasopel]

@@HazewinDog I can think of a few things..

[@1pcfred]

That PSU is suspect though. I wouldn't trust it.

[@mtaslim9778]

Those 1% and 0.1% lows are hilarious 😂

[@solidcrazyy]

I used to have a newer version of that that I bought with my own money around 2015 fresh from Walmart and I had that thing for about 5 years. Mine was an Acer computer with an Intel Pentium j 2600 or something. No PCI expansion slots or anything. It ran on laptop RAM! Because of that computer I have the patience beyond a saint.

[@JamesManukonga]

The videos chapters was one of my favourite things about this episode lmao

[@SupraBlack-dp4zz]

I can't stand Ebay people who pull that crap. I sell quite a few parts and recently I had a "Buyers Remorse" Ebay buyer. God, are they annoying.... I had sold a Threadripper processor w/ motherboard for a really cheap price. Around 250 or so. So after I send it, I notice that the new Ryzen series 5 came out. Two and a half weeks later, I get a message from the purchaser stating that the "Sound wasn't working". Yes... The sound wasn't working..... I instantly knew this person had buyers remorse, "aka: LYING". I had tried working with him saying I will either send 30 bucks OR send him a brand new boxed Sound Blaster card which was around 40 bucks. But nope, he wanted his money back and opened a case. I have built 100's of computers and servers and have had only 1 computer about 10 years ago have a sound chip not working. I had stated there were no returns or refunds on the Ebay listing. But as lovely Ebay does, they said I had to take it back. But yes, you know who you are who pull this crap..... I wouldn't trust you in real life if I knew you.

[@kaylenpadayachee2008]

Thanks for helping me relax while taking a break from assignments.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

Thanks for watching :)

[@lou5368]

this is probably the funniest episode of this awesome channel

[@NkeliteYT]

How i miss jak and daxter: The lost frontier on PSP and PS2 😔

[@banxai]

damn

[@vapingaminchav200]

"Disappeared into the void along with my patience" 😂😂😂

[@darcosanti]

It was pure fun watching you struggling with this door holder

[@beajayparker247]

Id love a follow up video with your big radeon gpu attached to this PC via a riser cable. Just to highlight how absurd the bottleneck is. And Id also love to see you walking us through installing a friendly linux like Manjaro. To help your audience members who only have access to old or underpowered components pick up some speed again

[@TheRedOwl]

I legit laughed when i saw the graph with fps Stating 1% Low: Awful and 0.1% Low: Dreadful Lol. It's just fun seeing crappy tech put through the burner of games when it wasn't even made for Gaming! :3 Great review and good idea to kinda revive it with a similar mobo!

[@Arctic2Noob]

Don't know if you remember my comment on the amd dual graphics video, but the computer I did it on was actually an acer aspire with the same chassis as this one. It's a different model with a motherboard that has an FM1 socket, and honestly, the performance has been great for what it is. Warframe runs at 60fps most of the time and Elite Dangerous at a fairly stable 35. This video was actually great for me once again because I've thought about swapping the mobo in it for a mini ITX one as well, just to get some modern hardware in there. Now I know it's going to fit in there for sure(ish). I would certainly be easier off just building a new machine but I happen to love the case amd size of the aspire.

[@christianwdev]

happy you didnt give up on the video, was actually pretty entertaining

[@sageosaka]

Love this series!

[@akmalrusydi2730]

Love your dry humor

[@VastoPenguin]

Wow! A slideshow of GTA V and CSGO gameplay! This is high quality content guys

[@WayStedYou]

Looks like a good candidate for Linux Mint

[@theonlysoham733]

This old PC is great for giving to people who don't have one for their work

[@Tom2404]

It's s good candidate for a landfill

[@juanignacioaschura9437]

Lubuntu would be a better fit. Even with Mint it will suffer.

[@itsdokko2990]

i'd go to an extreme and say it's fit for a barebones Arch install with XFCE

[@sirtanon1]

Linux Lite would be another excellent choice. Runs well even on a single core

[@MadIIMike]

One thing you could try with the old board is hooking it up to a "real" PSU. I've seen some of those boards behave weird combined with weak (often external) PSU, for example, one worked after I disconnected the DVD Drive because it didn't have the power for DVD and HDD. On Win 7, they're good enough to watch Streams or some other light stuff.

[@Kraven83]

Instead of 7, you should consider using 8.1 It still has extended support until 2023 and is generally better and more modern. The tiles/tablet menus can be disposed of and forgotten after the first boot and set-up. For a machine that goes on the internet, it's a no brainer really.

[@thatautogarage3644]

With the original motherboard and Drive you may want to fire up diskpart when installing windows 10. Most likely the drive isn’t converted to GPT. When it boots to windows 10 media just follow these simple instructions. Press “Shift + F10” Type “diskpart” (press enter) “list disk” (press enter) Select the original drive by typing “select disk 0 or 1 (whichever one it shows up as), then type “convert gpt” and press enter. Close out cmd and try the install again.

[@ravipeiris4388]

Nice looking case. Appreciate your troubleshooting thought process.

[@FerralVideo]

Reminds me of the E350 ITX board I impulse bought for $50. It's a passive affair with a truly compensatory heat sink attached to it. (Why I bought it.) Sadly I don't think it's designed to handle the relatively heavy stuff I threw at it, and I think I cooked it. Last time I tried to use it it was prone to crashing. However, this video convinced me to dust it back off and see if I could coax it back into existence. Granted, I'm pretty sure the $5 Optiplex 745 running a Pentium D and GT 710 outperforms it....

[@iguanac6466]

My mom panic bought what I suspect was an Acer Veriton Desktop at Walmart when her computer went out (gotta have Solitaire!). She bought this ~2017 and it had an Atom 1.8Ghz single core CPU in it. Nothing was standard. Didn't even have a power supply (I guess it had a power brick because there was no visible power supply inside the machine and I didn't investigate further). The thing was a complete piece of e-waste waiting for one thing to go wrong before it went in the trash.

[@Lawgone44]

I’m confused how you don’t have millions of subs you seem so like a big channel

[@TheJohanJonker]

Atleast you have viewable content.. when all YT channels are trying to post video's, you still have something we can watch.

[@Kraven83]

Videos*

[@jaspercardol]

I found this exact model second hand about a year ago. Installed a itx motherboard with an i3-3220, 16GB RAM and turned it into a NAS with 2 2TB drives in RAID1. Just replace the optical drive with a 3.5” adapter :)

[@catsspat]

My understanding is that the AMD E2 CPU was designed for the Netbook/low-cost Notebook market. Dual-core, and *single-channel* memory. I think the Bobcat CPUs beat the Atoms of the era quite handily, but well, almost a decade on a low-end processor-to-begin-with isn't going to be kind.

[@AkkumuLBC]

I had an AIO PC which had an E-450 APU with 4GB on RAM. Despite that, I was still able to emulate PS1 and N64 games pretty decently. Maybe you could try emulation on this machine, as that could be its' saving grace of all things.

[@HazewinDog]

I've made this mistake too :D again luckily nothing was really proprietary, but when every single piece of hardware is worth more in scrap value... you know you done goofed up.

[@GedNEUK]

It's amazing how a PC changes it's attitude after you threaten it with the horror of the local landfill dropoff 😂

[@sachatrin2981]

These systems might still be useful as light file servers or home routers/access points, as the performance, or lack thereof isn’t that impactful for packet switching

[@bjarne431]

And another reason for this: I bet it doesn’t draw much power at all. Didn’t see what the psu is, but I bet it’s less than 100 Watts

[@stempo1]

Just scored a z400 workstation on E-bay for under 50 bucks total, Works great!

[@nicoldengenyakeye6905]

i love these rescue vidz.

[@josejuanandrade4439]

RGIHD: I just expect it to work for everyday tasks Any seller in ebay: It runs all games in full HD ultra!

[@Outmind01]

I love that laugh during "if you enjoyed the video" that's like "of course you didn't! Who in the world would enjoy this?" Well, there are dozens of us.

[@dankrakes4648]

Once I managed to buy an HP slimline desktop with an i5 650 and 4gb of ram for just 15SGD (11USD/£8) that the seller claimed was faulty. It was actually working and just missing a hard drive which I managed to buy separate. Managed to flip it for a profit.

[@RandomGaminginHD]

That’s awesome. I still really like those 1156 i5s

[@dankrakes4648]

@Kolly Flix 76? Wow! Where are you getting such deals lmao, typically they are sold for at least 150-200..

[@dankrakes4648]

@Kolly Flix but in terms of parts and some PCs, yeah they're quite good. The best deals come to those who wait for them.

[@T_Burd_75]

You wouldn't have even needed a hard drive if you just ran Knoppix from a USB flash drive. 😉

[@dankrakes4648]

@@T_Burd_75 Well, I wanted to sell the system off, so I kinda had no other choice haha

[@TheMrsaintevil]

Would be interesting, to find out what exactly has failed on old motherboard. For example i have got old dell dimension, it has blown condenser caps, that needs replacing, of course it doesn't guarantee if that fixes the problem. Symptoms where very similar.

[@raulrohjans7756]

I never been this early. Since you are in the UK, have a nice lunch!

[@potmej1]

Ahhhh... AMD E-2 this would be a killer PC in 1999 :) I had a work laptop with this CPU and it kind of barely managed MS Office :) Rotating a photo in Word would take a minute (or two)...

[@CharlesShow]

Oh lord I got a similar machine from my good recycler friends. The case itself is fun to mod. I’d recommend getting something like an athlon 3000g, ryzen 3, pentium, i3 with a mini itx board, throw it in there and you got a nice little light gaming/emulating video streaming machine.

[@amnottabs]

I would go with some LGA775 instead of those AMD E series APUs; I have a couple of those AMD E1/E2/C70/C50 boards that sometimes I sell for cheap to upgrade Pentium 4 era machines; they run great on Linux and Windows 7 but struggles opening any webpage, sadly no SSD or amount of ram can fix that as the CPUs stay pegged at 100% during any task

[@FrozenIce]

the AMD E2, especially the mobile variant, is honestly one of the slowest processors i've ever had to deal with. it took close to 5 minutes to boot, and barely ran more than 1 application without slowing down significantly. sure, the battery life was alright, but that's on paper. in reality, the time you'd be waiting to load ANY application cuts into that time anyways. even when idle with 0% usage on cpu and disk, it still took about 5-10 seconds just to open the control panel. P.S. the only possible bottleneck would be the memory, as it was about 4 GB of generic DDR3L (thank god it was dual channel though).

[@VennzXIX]

As a teenager I had a hp laptop with an e1-6010 and an integrated one called r2 graphics with 512mb dedicated and 4gb in ram and well ... it was disastrous, for games it was a shame, but hey, with some adjustments I managed to run l4d2 somewhat stable And some indies from back then (hollow knight, cuphead)

[@DestinoFinalForever]

Omfg the gaming benchmark results x'D

[@TheHaiko117]

Most sympathic pc channel on yt

[@JohnSmith-nj9qo]

"If you're wondering where MSI Afterburner is it's disappeared into the same void as my patience." Best quote I've ever heard.

[@tHe0nLyNeXuS]

That PC is perfectly fine for a small low power server/NAS. I have a number of HP T610 (I believe that you "reviewed" one of those as well) which sport the similarly spec-ed G-T56N, assuming yours has a E2-1800, and they run Ubuntu server just fine!

[@MojoTransportation]

Whew. Learn something new everyday, £20!!! Crazy haha

[@subbookkeeper]

It can be used as an audio server. Download Daphile iso and install it. It doesn't even need a monitor and you can control it through a browser on another computer on your home network. Can be used to play internet radio or music you put on it's hdd. I'm using some 10 year old Atom with old 2.5'' drive and it works flawlessly. It's visible in local network so it's easy to upload files with just Windows explorer.

[@Rocky1138]

Try old benchmarks on this machine! Quake, Half Life, etc. Might be neat to stack it up against high-end machines of those eras.

[@robigo9912]

Maybe that other board with the E2 just had bad RAM, have you tried swapping it out? And if you did so and it still freezes, the oven-method comes to my mind! 😉

[@EweToobUsername]

I have the board that belongs in that computer. It makes a good LAKKA box if you stick with 16-bit and early 32-bit systems (32x, Jaguar, 3DO).

[@GenerationAI2024]

It would make a good Linux machine. I too have an integrated motherboard but i use it with Freenas. Great vid :)

[@foshodofoodandstuff4437]

I’ve had the same problem with the PC not recognizing the drive. It’s most likely that the drive doesn’t have a letter set for the designation. I’ve fixed it through control panel looking at all of my connected devices

[@banxai]

very cool gaming benchmarks you got there

[@markdoescomputerstuff8354]

I put windows 10 on everything these days. Will even run on less than 4GB RAM. Will it be a smooth experience? Open edge and see 😂 Fair play though man. I have a build at the moment which was designed around a 'dead' motherboard that i saved, only for it to start bluscreening after i spent £150 on a 960 4GB to go with the I5-2500. It's definitely not the GPU.. and even though i can probs get another mobo for £30, it is just heartbreaking to have built what was a decent PC for a few days, and have to take it apart again 😂 Keep up the good work dude.

[@lactobacillusprime]

Curious how far you'd get using this on a day to day basis, browsing the web, watching youtube, social media and light office work. Video editing, playing games probably will be out of its league. Still I wonder if it would be a good emulation rig and or if Android X86 or RetroPi (for PC) would be something that would make it usable as a retro gaming rig?

[@michaelthompson9798]

2:21 lol the FFWD of the screwdriver unscrewing the cpu HSF looking like your taking to the PC with a jackhammer with all that shaking going on 😎😛

[@maxpain895]

What is it with acer motherboards.I work on PC's and pretty much all acers I receive for repair the motherboard is toast,lol.

[@joinanomumous]

They come from the same Foxconn manufacturing plant as MacBook motherboards, so no wonder...

[@GargantuanMetal]

Next time the drive doesn't recognize at windows install, when you get to the first install page, instead of continuing. Press Shift+f10 and you'll get a cmd. then type, diskpart, hit enter type, list disk, enter type, select disk 1, (Whatever disk you need to make bootable) type, clean, enter type, convert to gpt, enter and if you made it that far you'll be able to install windows.

[@ReeceFilmsStuff]

“Clumsy sausage fingers” that cracked me up 😂😂

[@mattastley7259]

I've got an old SFF Dell I think it is. Core2Duo doing nothing if you would like it for testing. Add a 1050ti LP and I reckon it would be half decent. Haha.

[@loganparker4184]

I'm more than happy to take it if not (; lol

[@KRK2025]

Thank you for such an amazing content Man , I genuinely laughed at benchmark GOOD WORK , KEEP UP THOSE WONKEY JOKES HAHAHA

[@cluckern9614]

Well, after drying off my keyboard from a real life spit take... "If you're wondering where MSI Afterburner is, it's disappeared into the same void as my patience" - RandomGamingInHD - 2021

[@TheEnhas]

That PC isn't much different from my old eMachines that I got from Walmart, even a decade ago they were really only meant for basic usage so they'd probably not be that great even for that nowadays. I still used said eMachines PC as recently as 2018 and it was struggling with web browsing.

[@joeonyt196]

Could you like try games from like 2000-2013 era for older/poopy hard ware?

[@dycedargselderbrother5353]

It'd be appropriate for this computer since it's a 2005 era processor released in 2013.

[@zamhar]

The AMD E1 and E2 CPUs were mostly for netbooks and low powered systems used for office or school work, so gaming would be restricted to games from the early 2000s like GTA: San Andreas. And what's with opening a box with a pair of scissors?

[@princess_daphie]

I ended up with a scrap system in the same case, with a slightly less crappy CPU, but still very bad, but I like the overall form factor of the case. It would be almost perfect, if only there was proper ventilation holes and room for fans for the graphics card low-profile slot, it could work as a gaming PC (not with the original components mind you, lol)

[@DigitalJedi]

I kinda like the look of that case. I wonder if a more powerful ryzen APU build could fit in there.

[@nednav8585]

his insults just keep getting better and better lol

[@RandomGaminginHD]

😂

[@joeyhillers9460]

I’ve bought a gaming capable card for $10, r5 240. Wasn’t much, but a bit of overclocking gave it a bit of performance in a 775 system