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00:00:00 – 00:16:14
The video showcases the process of building a complete gaming PC for $500 by purchasing individual parts on Facebook Marketplace. The importance of key components like the processor, graphics card, and storage drive is emphasized. Despite challenges in finding components within budget, the creator successfully builds the PC, addressing issues such as odors and missing parts. The completed PC performs well in testing, achieving high FPS in games without overheating. The unique aesthetics and performance of custom-built computers are highlighted, with the creator mentioning future plans to paint a motherboard.
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In this segment of the video, the creator explores the possibility of building a complete gaming PC piece by piece on Facebook Marketplace for $500. They emphasize the importance of selecting a strong processor, graphics card, motherboard, and power supply to ensure optimal performance and room for future upgrades. The video highlights the challenge of finding a complete system with the desired components within the budget and suggests considering purchasing individual parts to assemble a custom PC.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the need for a storage drive to put the operating system and games, selecting a case large enough to fit all hardware, and ensuring sufficient storage space. The speaker purchased items for a computer build totaling $435, mentioning that deals may vary depending on location. An X570 motherboard and 600W power supply were obtained inside a PC case for $100, despite it being dirty and missing a tempered glass panel. The speaker planned to address these issues with an additional budget. The speaker also acquired a Ryzen 5 3600X CPU for $80 and a Red Devil 5700 XT graphics card for $100.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the creator discusses the components of a PC build, including a triple fan car with a 240mm radiator and RGB control. They highlight the challenge of finding affordable SSD storage due to high prices, but they manage to secure a Samsung one terabyte NVMe at a reasonable cost. The creator also mentions the need to disassemble the case due to a strong cigarette odor causing discomfort.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the creator expresses excitement and anticipation about turning on the computer they have built from all used parts. Despite the computer not matching their initial vision, they are eager to see if it will power on and display an image. They express some skepticism but proceed to turn on the computer to test its functionality.
00:12:00
In this segment of the video, the creator is excited about the RGB lighting on the Red Devil card. They confirm that the assembled computer works well and proceeds to test its performance by running prime95 for stability and playing games like Call of Duty and Hogwarts Legacy. They achieve high FPS in both games without overheating the CPU or GPU. The creator is impressed by the system’s performance and visuals. They highlight the unique aspect of every custom-built computer looking different.
00:15:00
In this segment, the speaker discusses the positive aspects of their computer build but notes the absence of a front tempered glass panel. Despite this, they praise the excellent airflow provided by the fans, keeping the system cool. The speaker also mentions the effort put into acquiring the parts for the computer build. They encourage viewers to subscribe and like the video, hinting at painting a motherboard in the next one.