this 100$ budget PC build is still worth using at 2024 onward. I use i5 3rd gen for decade before I decided to build my latest PC build, Now I already give my beloved i5 3rd gen PC to my cousin. my set up i5 3470, 16GB, and RX580.
Just spotted that your 500W powersupply isnt able to deliver the full 500W on the +12V rail, most "proper" ones can do that. That is important when choosing a GPU in the future, since they run off of the +12V rail!
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this 100$ budget PC build is still worth using at 2024 onward. I use i5 3rd gen for decade before I decided to build my latest PC build, Now I already give my beloved i5 3rd gen PC to my cousin. my set up i5 3470, 16GB, and RX580.
great to see this old pc specs can hold up to this extend. for casual games, leisurely.
Just spotted that your 500W powersupply isnt able to deliver the full 500W on the +12V rail, most "proper" ones can do that. That is important when choosing a GPU in the future, since they run off of the +12V rail!
Yeah, it's a very cheap one also with no 6 or 8pin connectors. 🙂
nice test, seems still usable for most things today.
I've never heard of an Performance Chips before Alder Lake Architecture😅😅
There are also not a lot out there in my area. :'D
name of the waifu on the cover of what anime is it😁😁😁