you should change the title to how to flip a pc for profit. while making it look like

Could you leave links to everything thanks love the content

Hi i loved this video but can you please make an video about a $500 build with all new parts

Sama AR01-RGB-W White Dual USB3.0 and Type C, Dual Tempered Glass Micro -ATX Tower Gaming Computer Case w/ 4 x ARGB LED Fans (3 x120mm xSide,1 x120mm x Rear) Pre-Installed

@@visheshminj3475 what’s your definition of new? if it’s any thing this year you’re out of luck.

Well the only thing im having troubles on is the Asus dual GTX 1060 6GB. He did not get that for $68 😂

@@swayonnamission8921he did you just have to look for the best second hand deals lmao

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@@swayonnamission8921lmfaooo get a rx 580 😂

@@swayonnamission8921found u one for 70 bucks it’s close isn’t it

6gb has some setbacks but the 1060 is insane

I have the Asus Turbo variant.

RTX 2060: 🗿

​@@mythydamashii99782060 will never be him

For real. I got my Msi gaming x 1060 6gb and it still rocking

It depends if you're building for your own PC or for selling. The reason he went with this card is it's functional and it's white. Most cards aren't white, but white can make the difference between someone not only buying it, but what their prepared to pay. Atleast Zac isn't selling it with a i5 from 10 years ago and a 2gb GPU and some cheap RGB fans to fool someone who doesn't know what their looking at. Personally with vram becoming more Important I would try get a card with 8gb vram over the 6gb vram that the 1060 and 1660s have.

@@Jwalker76 Yeah honestly i was surprised by how fair the 1060 was for price. I'm a nvidia locked user due to ai, but for the 80-100$ range the 8 gb Rx 580 (ddr5) is a solid card, while for 220-250$ on amazon refurbished/used, the 3060ti offers a juggernaut of value as it's one of the top value cards for bang for buck on street (not 400$ msrp new) prices. And it's only like 2 years old when even graphic cards you buy at the store are often like 5-7 years old and you don't have to worry about dried up thermal paste heating up the cards 60->80 on the 5+ year cards. Still while some might see 1000$ on a pc as overkill, i think i chugged the math and for 250$ on a graphics card, it replaces a lot of hobby. Instead of cloud gaming on my old shitty 1650 (500% slower, 150$ card). I can keep my computer for 10 years, the fps is butter smooth, and i've gone from 50 fps on rdr2 with 64 gb ram cheating a bit (the ram made my ow2 fps go 50 fps to 350 fps on a 1650 lol). I think 64 gb ram might be overkill perhaps but i probably would still love to at least have 20-32gb or put the price savings on a higher card. The problem is for the 300-500$ range, the 3060/ti is a bargain for being able to run a lot of games at great settings and you'll often have to spend a extra +50-100$ to get a 144 hz vs 75-100 hz screen to see the 200-250 fps it already gets. (Or 400-600 fps for a 4090. Which tbh im not even sure if i can find monitors at 400 hz for.) I feel like spending 400$ on a computer you dump after 3 years (133$ /yr, 11$ month), and gives horrible performance, vs a 600-1000$ computer that runs all your games extremely well for 7-10 years. (60-100$ a yr, 5-8$ a month) sounds fair to me. Sure graphics cards depreciate over the years. The 1080 is a good example. 7 years ago it was a 800$ top end card. Now it has the performance similar to the 300-400$ msrp 3060ti, but still has 11 gb vram vs 8 gb. If you see those 7 years as a opportunity cost of 500$, that still ends up 80$ a year, but perhaps if one plays with reapplying the thermal paste safely(without destroying the card), so it runs without the notorious problems of a 11 gb vram card.. You can get the performance of a super computer to a okay but still beastly computer 8 years later. And often like 300-400$ on a computer just gets eaten by a 80-100$ power supply, 100-200$ on case and motherboard, 100-200$ on just the cpu. Why not get 500% the fps/performance for just +25% more on a 400$ build and maybe aim to recoop the costs on a pc running it twice as long. With a 60-75 fps over 5-8 years goal on high/medium settings. Rather than 2000$ for a 400 fps model your 75-140 hz screen can't see without paying 100$ anyways?

A rtx 2060 is only 200 now

@@Notyouraveragename respect for writing an whole essay

Actually just picked up a 1660 super for 100

Just bought a montech because im starting my first pc build😊

I got the montech air100 argb and it has great airflow

Hey there! I appreciate the enthusiasm, but it seems like your comment might be off-topic. We're discussing PC building, desktop setups, and notebook upgrades here. Do you have any questions or need advice on those topics? I'd be happy to help!

@@innovativeadvertising6463 You do understand we were talking about a PC case right? The thing you build a PC inside of? Pretty sure that's not "off topic"....

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Hi I’m new to pcs do you know what budget monitor would be compatible with this pc ?

@@Isaac__. it depends on wat slots u have on ur gpu remember plug hdmi in to gpu not motherboard

@@Isaac__.there are some good koorui monitors for very cheap (i have a 165hz koorui monitor and it costs 100$)

Thanks great content I'm new to this n wanna help my son do this definitely gonna need best options and where to them

@@paulwicks254 I recommend the i3 12100f, I’d say it’s the best budget cpu right now

does she like it

​@leeinacharger5455 oh yeah, she likes it... she likes it alot...

flip them.

What cpu are u running

@@stevenguthrie7359020

I always wanted a PC and probably could of out $2000 into one, but i feel like you don’t need to do that even though don’t you have to change parts or upgrade eventually ?

as a painter, you should LIGHTLY sand the fan so the spray paint wont peel off. lightly spray layers on until its fully covered

I’m looking for the same for Sims 4

sims is a laptop game you don’t need a expensive computer for that

As far as I can think, it'll be absolutely fine. Generally with changing cases you mostly need to keep motherboard size in mind, but the smaller motherboard here would fit into a mid tower no problem. If I can suggest, if leaving aesthetic things like cable extensions for later down the road helps you start off with a slightly more powerful GPU, that might be worth considering if you want a bit more performance

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How much was it total?

@@burgerking-ey3uv I had all the parts on hand already except for the i7 6700, a cpu cooler, and the GTX 1060 6gb. I hoard parts, including gpu, motherboards, ram etc. I have stuff going back to Athlon 64/Geforce FX/Radeon 9800 Pro era. Was going to give him a RX 470 4gb I have on hand, but RX 400/500/Vega series have issues with Plague Tale:Requiem, so bumping him up to the 1060 6gb ensured he could play that game without visual issues. The cost of the cpu, cooler, and 1060 6gb put me out of pocket maybe $130 total.

it is a comment from 3 days ago, so PLS DON"T MAKE THIS Check his newer video with double the time spy score at the same price.

The AM4 platform is very upgradable. You could literally upgrade your cpu to any Ryzen cpu except for any Ryzen 7000 series. The only other problem would be the power supply if you decide to go anything above an RTX 3060.

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This is something I'm wondering too. I seen another tech KZfaqr with a number of 3600s fail in systems he was repairing. He thought it could be from budget builds with low airflow cases with little to no fans in them.

Yep. Extensions are purely for anesthetics.

@ZachsTech.. lmao I'm not stupid but nice try 😂

How did it work