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2nd hand workstation?

A thing to note in this build is to ALWAYS remember to install the NVME standoff before installing the NVME. It COULD be fine without it, but if the board or drive are of less than stellar quality, that extra stress from that small amount of flex in the NVME can cause either or both parts to not function properly, or at all, or can even break the component.

Zalman T6 feels like paper, and has a top mounted PSU. I like it somehow that you dont care about the eye candy part of the pc. But, your pc parts are not that modest to not to be displayed on your desk.

Good video for a gaming PC. If people wanted a general home office PC, then anything from Haswell mid-range or 1st gen Ryzen running Linux with 16GB RAM and the iGPU will suffice, and those can be had incredibly cheaply now (assuming your SW works on Linux etc)

Go for 3600 cl16 ram. 3200 is too slow and so 2018. The price difference is minimal and your CPU will run with 1800mhz Infinity Fabric instead of 1600! Also very often a 3600 ram can be OCd to 3800, which is even better for 1900 IF for the CPU. Basically you'll have like +5% total system performance with 3600-3800 ram.Good luck!

I was going to tell you to install the I/O shield in first, but you don't have one.

similar to mine : b450 TOmahawk, Ryzen 5 5600x, Rtx 3060 Ti

Good enough on a sub $1000 budget = AMD R7 7700 CPU + RX 7700 XT GPU + 700w PSU + Huananzhi B650m motherboard + 32gb 5200mt ram + pcie4 M.2 drives x 2 (1 terabyte each). Sourced all brand new from eBay, Amazon and AliExpress. Job done.

Also nobody in their right mind should use a HDD as main storage in 2024 no matter what budget you are on lol my build is all NVMe and I've neve looked back. They are so much better.

I have almost an identical build... AMD Ryzen 7 5800X with an Arctic Freezer 7 X AMD RX 5700 Kingston SNV2S1000G 1TB Kingston Fury 2x8GB 2400 MHz FSP Hydro K PRO 750W in a Zalman N5 OF that comes with 3 fans :))) It will be an year old in a couple of months. Very happy with it.

Titan XP can be had for 170$ these days. As a comparison, it does raster rendering a bit better or worse than a 2080, 3070, 4060, or an RX 6700. No RTX, but price per pixel of traditional rendering you cant get a better deal.

Very nice How-To video.

1- Ryzen 5 5600 on AliExpress: 75 USD (Used) 2- Radeon RX 6700 XT on eBay: 230 USD (Used) 3- Zalman T7 Case ATX on Newegg 40 USD (New) 4- DarkRock PX4 CPU Air Cooler on Amazon 16 USD (New)

With Radeon virtual resolution you can game in 1440p on a 1080p monitor then you can use FSR balance mode and boost fps. Budget gaming is where it's at I see no reason to spend over $350 for a GPU with RSR and FSR.

Why get a 5600 when you can get the 5700X3D and get the best gaming performance that AM4 can offer

Please do this with a Hifi System 😂🤣

14:50 You forgot the GODDAMN SHIELD.. :D

Can't recommand.....so many mistake...... 4.0x8 card on 3.0x16 pci-e......

Having difficultly putting this into the proper words but this video is just terrible. A ton of pointless information, random mixture of beginner/advanced/expert information, information that's going to be irrelevant in a couple years, and so on. This is 100% not a guide to building a "Good Enough" PC (as said in the video) it's just a rambling mess targeting some mythical guy that doesn't know what a CPU is but already knows off the top of his what CPU's he wants to use with the motherboard he for some reason has on hand. I would honestly not be surprised if this was written entirely by AI tbh.

Thats a good choice of components. 👍 Would just like to say I avoid used motherboards and used PSUs. And that R5 3600 can be a decent paring with the RX6600 to make an even cheaper computer while not losing much performance in games. With that 5600 an RX 6700xt/6750xt or even the 6800 would be also a good fit. And there is always the 5700x3D for that final upgrade on am4.

I actually built my personal rig in the T6. Great little case!

This is basically my build, outside of the case and power supply It definitely is good enough, video title says it all

This card is still the GOAT to me. I also use it as external video card for an HP laptop. Power consumption beast. It still runs great after almost 15 years,

Dude sort the cable management out, no PC gamer would leave the cables like that C'mon.

SO I was supposed to receive the sff but instead received the mini tower 600 G3. I decided to keep it. It's intel 8th I5-8600. There are some things you need to know about the mini tower vs the sff: -there are no onboard usb connector ports, so you won't be able to run a pci-e wifi card as they use a cable which connects to onboard usb. you will have to run a USB dongle. -there are no nvme m.2 ports, so you cannot install an m.2 drive or an m.2 wifi module. -the oem bios behavior could frustrate the bananas out of you. I keep having to clear cmos to get it to boot the os again... maybe something about the OS I'm running is off? edit: apparently this board does have an onboard 11 pin utility connector which can be used for usb.. it's directly to the left of ports sata0 and sata3. my below statement is now deprecated: "here we can see the same issue with the lack of onboard usb connectors due to logic of the system with the front/op usb ports being integrated onto the actual motherboard. this means you cannot use a pce-i wifi card, but you can use an m.2 with the sff." The sff is a much better machine in terms of practicality because you get m.2 slots for your drive and wifi, and you really shouldn't be running more than an rx550 or 6400 on the oem psu anyway, so you don't need extra gpu space. I specifically ordered the sff version because of this, but was sent the tower, which as I mentioned before has no m.2 slots, and consumes almost twice the physical real estate. this is my build: -600 G3 mini tower -I5-8600 + stock cooler -16gb t-force team dark pro (was running 2x8gb visiontek 2400) -rx550 4gb -pci-e to m.2 nvme drive adapter -wd sn270 256gb nvme -wavlink 1300mbps usb wifi antenna The one good thing about the mini tower is that you definitely do have room to run a common dual fan gpu, but if you do this, you will need to upgrade your psu to an aftermarket sff unit. I never had this intention as I was supposed to receive the sff and chose the rx550 as it's still a great performer for under $50 shipped.

I always buy the Generation before the most current one, the matured one has less flaws, surprises and better bang for the buck. Recently I bought all new Ryzen AM4 5600x,undervolted to the max possible, Industrie Standard 64 GB Ram, a 6650XT card, low Power consumption, more than enough computing power for video editing, photo editing, programming, all I need

I like the build but if I were doing this I'd probably get a used 1080 or 1080ti, cheaper and better but used so it's a gamble really

I usually find the pieces that I might be interested in and then I put them in PCPartPicker to see potential compatibility issues🤓 It makes everything a lot easier!

I think i5 12400f is better its like $80 here

The latest Steam Hardware Survey for September 2024 is out and it looks like gamers’ tastes in graphics cards are rapidly changing. The survey revealed that the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 is now the second favorite GPU for Steam players, showing a huge 34% percentage increase in market share since the last survey in August

Good video. "Never confuse cost with value." Just because something is cheap does not make it a good value. Neither does have the highest end cards. I have a 4090 and 4080, those are not good values. I would argue that the 7800xt is the best value, perhaps the 7900 GRE if you can get it for around the 7800xt's price.

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TBH u are right but there is this thing with us gamers we need to have the best one

Tbh i like laptop more fr

Today’s smartphones look so boring compared to this

ITs good card for use movies and internet only?

I remember this card offering the best price performance back then. Glad to see people still get their money's worth with it.

This was by far the WORST phone I ever had. I wouldn't wish this phone on my worst enemy. There are soooo.... many bugs, glitches, and hardware problems. I seriously went through at least five insurance claims for this piece of you know what. Every single replacement had the same exact problems after two months.

I remember getting this phone and I was told it was to big and screens should not be this big 😂😂 same was said when I got my HTC Titan. Miss these old devices and HTCs UI. It still looks good and I still find it funny how ios and android don't look much different to Windows mobile I still think Windows Phone is the best is I have used and like alot if the tech world has definitely lost this be different look where alot are the same now.

Does anyone know if the motherboard let's an i7 work?

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i have the hp prodesk 600 g3 mt with nvidia gt 1030, intel i5-6500, 32go memory ram , 225w power supplie, 4To HDD and 1To SSD what can i improve ? @Nerdy Trowback Teck

I miss the Rectangle hard edges phones from back then It would be nice if sony offered lower end phones like this in their xperia line ups again

The camera is 720p capable in windows phone 7 rom & android rom , flashing is very easy

No problems sending files between Windows XP-11 PCs and HD2, you even have to options to do that via usb cable: using ActiveSync and USB MassStorage. Maybe something wrong with author's device. Great device with beautiful interface, laaaarge RAM for its OS, only camera was so-so, but that was in most Windows CE devices that time.

Who says 5" are too small for flagships? This is utter rubbish and absolutely wrong.

Pi for retro gaming consoles with emulators for classic games

Can't believe it's been so long since the first Pi released; feels like it was 2-3 years ago

I had an m7 get ran over in the street. Found it next morning. Half the screen was crushed, half still flawless. STILL WORKED.