Using the worst PC parts of 2019, we now have the new Disappointment PC. Stars Stadia, Radeon VII, Intel, and more.
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In this year's Disappointment PC Build, we've collected the worst-of-the-worst parts -- like Google Stadia, the Intel X-Series 10980XE, Cooler Master Q500L, and Radeon VII GPU -- and have collected them all into one terrible system. We'll be recapping and rewinding the most interesting parts of the year in order, start-to-finish, to help everyone remember all the many letdowns along the way. There have been many good things too, of course, but that's not today's focus.
Watch our progression here!
Disappointment Build 2017: • The Disappointment PC:...
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Host, Editorial: Steve Burke
Video: Andrew Coleman, Josh Svoboda
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