I only spent $70 and managed to walk away with 5 SSDs, 4 Graphics Cards, 2 Power Supplies, and 16GB of RAM and you could possibly do the same, lets find out how!
If you're interested in finding local cheap gaming hardware for your gaming PC, then recycling and e-waste centers can be an absolute gold mine if they're willing to sell to the public.
Go onto google and just search for centers around your area, be respectful and don't get discouraged if they tell you know, keep trying and you may find one . It's a game after that as you never know what you'll find every time you go, today there wasn't much for GPUs but last time I walked away with 2 GTX 960s for 20 dollars each...The mystery is the exciting part but regardless, I managed to get two Corsair Power Supplies, and some really awesome old GPUs like AMD's Radeon HD 4870, an E-GeForce 8800 GTX, a Quadra 4000, and a GTX 650 which will make for some interesting content on the channel! Just because hardware is old and outdated doesn't mean that it doesn't have any potential to be used in a gaming PC, will it run 1080p all high settings? Most likely not, but even a GTX 960 can power up some of the most played games in 2021 at 1080p low settings and can make for great budget or starter gaming machines.
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