I don’t understand why more reviewers aren’t using the Dawid scoring method, it’s obviously superior in every way!

@bierrollerful

Жыл бұрын

The scoring + editing at 4:04 had me wheezing

@samholdsworth420

Жыл бұрын

Sus!

@DawidDoesTechStuff

Жыл бұрын

I think I should patent it.

@Gato.Lol.

Жыл бұрын

@@DawidDoesTechStuff yeah you should sell it as a commission

@paulmeyer1001

Жыл бұрын

"it looks like the kind of PC a librarian has to kick to turn on" is an AMAZING metric for reviews

The fact that the ASUS system was $1000 is actually mind blowing. Those are some truly abysmal specs for that much money.

@jersen5085

11 ай бұрын

For 1000$ I can build a system with 3060 in it

@jdwilli88

9 ай бұрын

The fact that is was in sale from 1400 is hilarious

@iitzfizz

Ай бұрын

@@jersen5085 For $1000 dollars you can build a system with something way better than a 3060 in

dawid single handedly keeping the prebuild pc space profitable for the OEM's again, so its just dawid

@DawidDoesTechStuff

Жыл бұрын

I really hope I’m the only one buying them. 😂

@mattd5240

Жыл бұрын

😅

@djcvmusic1

Жыл бұрын

​@@DawidDoesTechStuff I what cheap/good GPU you recommend I know there RX580 but should I go for RX6600 ? Thks

@zepda

Жыл бұрын

@@djcvmusic1 go for the rx 6600 is alot stronger then the rx 580 the rx 6600 is like a rtx 3060 and the rx 580 is like a gtx 1060 6gb

@Runescape12345

9 ай бұрын

​@@DawidDoesTechStuffwhat do you do with the prebuilds after?

Normally you hold the RGB button down for around 3 seconds to switch between case controlled and mobo controlled.

@sL1NK

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Standard for all the argb sync capable devices/cases/hubs etc.

@commander3494

Жыл бұрын

How are you going to motherboard control molex fans (unless they have a seperate rgb connector and i missed it)

@mew2.025

Жыл бұрын

Really? I need to try that.

@RossClarke0

Жыл бұрын

@@commander3494 Some cases come with the controller, some don't. My case came with a controller and works like that. My desk is plugged into my mobo and the RGB works the same too.

@samholdsworth420

Жыл бұрын

Nope nothing was connected

I’d like to protest the power button test results. For me the ali button sounded waaay better, like a proper button, while asus sounded all cheap and plasticky.

@kadrix732

Жыл бұрын

Whaaa? No way, the ali button sounds cheap af while the best buy button sounds really thonky and good!

@11matt555

Жыл бұрын

@@kadrix732 Power button on the Ali computer has satisfying travel though.

@ntro9347

Жыл бұрын

my thoughts exactly

@somebodystolemygoddamncarr520

Жыл бұрын

​@@kadrix732 the best buy button reminds me of those old mcdonald toys. buttons like those are wobbly and not satisfying

@azure3438

Жыл бұрын

best buy button will most likely stuck and you would cry as you can't shut down the computer ever again as you can't press the power button to turn it on😂 (Speak from an experiences with similar type button that got stuck and must punch the PC to make it work)

It always amazes me when a motherboard manufacturer makes a prebuilt and somehow give it a terrible bios. That was an actual choice they made when they manage to get it right on even the most budget motherboards they have.

@zbrkesbris5987

Жыл бұрын

Its more of an Intel's fault: Up to 11th gen only the highest/most expensive Z-series chipset allowed for overclocking (including memory) and definitely not on non-k CPU. 12th/13th gen CPUs and motherboards had some of the restrictions on memory overclocking (xmp profiles) lifted.

@Vinterloft

Жыл бұрын

2933mhz is the limit of Intel B- and H- series motherboards

@realfeils4655

11 ай бұрын

@@Vinterloft correct my cpu is i5 10th gen and b460m mobo and im locked at 2667mhz when my kit is rated at 3200

@RandomBovineFeces

8 ай бұрын

had that bios on previous motherboard, ram change is very easy to find, feels like he didnt actually look.

Also, Dawid single handedly convinced me to not buy a pre-built and build my own PC for the first time. Been running on it for a few weeks already and am so happy I did.

@slob12

Жыл бұрын

Well done...once you have taken the plunge you will never look back .i built my first pc back in 2003 purely because i had no choice.A friend had sent me unwanted computer parts which i flew over in my suitcase when i moved to sweden....always nerve racking the first build but it gets easier over time.....nope.....still have every pc built from 2009 onwards....i truly regret getting rid of those that came before....i would love an old retro gaming rig but wont spend money on one now

Do the best buy clerks think you eat the PCs every time you enter and buy another one? 😅

@DawidDoesTechStuff

Жыл бұрын

They must think I’m a hungry boy.

@shaneeslick

Жыл бұрын

😂

@kirby1225

Жыл бұрын

exquisite taste in food. (not in computers though)

To any advertisers reading, Dawid is genuinly the only Tech KZreadr whose sponsor spots I don't skip. Keep paying him for his craziness!

-300 points for preinstall McAfee seems more than fair.

@AnnaDoes

Жыл бұрын

Definitely 😂

@gregx5096

Жыл бұрын

Almost suspiciously underweighted, given how I have been unable to completely root it out of the gaming laptop I purchased semi-recently, even with the specific removal tool downloaded from their site.

@TNHoWalfas

Жыл бұрын

@@gregx5096 This is why I clean install Windows after every time I get a new computer. It makes sure unwanted bloatware like McAfee is actually gone.

@murry001

Жыл бұрын

its almost as if McAfee PAID BestBuy to include it o_0

@Atari5732

Жыл бұрын

@@murry001 I can't think of any reason why it would be included, unless they were getting paid.

WHY, WHY, WHY, WHY, WHY McAfee is still a thing???

@Luca_Natoli

Жыл бұрын

I thought they died off years ago, apparently not.

@DLTX1007

Жыл бұрын

Intel owns mcafee so... it's not going away anytime soon

@dudewithtimestoppingability

Жыл бұрын

You would be suprised when u see all lenovo laptop comes with pre-installed mcafee

@mr.cookie8265

Жыл бұрын

a friend of mine still uses avira

@samholdsworth420

Жыл бұрын

Why is any antivirus still a thing? Lmfao

No way the Best Buy power button is better, I hate those ones lol.

@DawidDoesTechStuff

Жыл бұрын

It just shows how rough the one on the other case is. 😅

@wowza-

Жыл бұрын

To be fair, as long as the power button works is al that matters. Unless of course you are one of those people like me with ADHD that sits there pushing the power button all day long.

i love the use of mouse clicks as a point of reference for the sound level. really puts the noise into perspective. great vid!

love that you click the mouse during fan sound comparison. Thanks for the frame of reference!

Now do a third video where you build a PC with the same budget

Besides hilarious these videos are actually the winning argument for why you should build yourself

Fantastic video as always! Thank you for attaching Canadian prices, very few Canadian content creators actually bother..

@SquintyGears

Жыл бұрын

It's not that they don't bother. It's that the CAD price is a conversion from USD and it fluctuates. While the USD price is actually MSRP (usually a 1:1 for euros too). It just makes more sense when in 2 weeks there could be a 20~100CAD difference. To be clear it's just never in our favor because we don't have a massive population/market.

when you have alot of RGB it gives gaming boost :)

@volvo09

Жыл бұрын

E peen goes from 🍌 to 🍆

@Moochi4

Жыл бұрын

Rgb life's matter

@DawidDoesTechStuff

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! 😂

@JHXmas9001

Жыл бұрын

It's go-fast stripes, but for PCs

@itsJPhere

Жыл бұрын

No, it's RAM. RAM gives a boost. Don't confuse RGB with RAM. Also you can just download more RAM. Nobody actually downloads more RGB, that's a myth.

thank you 100% for adding the mouse click to the noise level test. It's impossible to get a feel for what it really sounds like normally 👍👍

Quality content mate, love the videos. Keep up the great work. Appreciate you getting me through my IT support role every day haha.

Just wanna say, Dawid you upload non-stop bangers. Like, every video is to do with something that I would do if I was able to and had the time or funds. Thanks!

Would be fun to compare them both to a system you built yourself for the same price

@atomicskull6405

Жыл бұрын

They would both loose, badly.

@ottomcannick7698

8 ай бұрын

​@@atomicskull6405tbf, that is the point?

I can totally relate to the crappy BestBuy prebuilt. I have a similar model with an i5 9400f and a GTX 1660. The BIOS limitations are seriously crazy. I ended up building my own system around a year after buying the prebuilt though the prebuilt was a steal back then. Cost around 600 USD just a month before the scalper apocalypse hit back in 2020.

the story twist in the end was very satisfying. thanks.

This was just like the old days of watching top gear.. comparing things and in the end there is no result for a winner 😅 perfect keep it up

1st player brand is actually pretty good. I've been using their gold rated PSU for my 2nd PC for 5 years now and didn't have any problems with it.

I finally bought a gaming desktop and moved up from a 2018 msi apachevr that had a 1060 in it and an i7. I bought an ROG desktop with an i7, 3060 and 16gb of dual channel ram for around $1200 and there are some things I like and things that hurt me. The case is actually pretty great especially when I look at your channel. It has ventilation on the front, top and right with the left housing a panel of glass or whatever the material is. The dual channel is great and running that the 3200 it's rated at but the bios is basically the same as what was included in this one with little room to work with. The only bloat was myasus and armorycrate which were easy enough to get rid of. The huge issue I have is the power supply being 500 watts. I'm sure that's enough as it is 80 plus gold I believe but I really feel like I should upgrade that and I believe I actually can luckily though. I'm sure someone will say I paid way too much for it but I had circumstances where Best Buy wasn't the best buy but rather the only buy if I wanted to upgrade my laptop with no cpu cooler running at 90°c consistently. I was pleasantly surprised considering what I've seen you wade through.

I felt like I just watched a Doug DeMuro review but with PCs. Love these comparison vids!

I think it'd be very interesting to build a PC at the same price point and see how it compares to these pre-builts

Look at my boy throwing references to BMW M, good to hear you are a car guy

Looks like a compute a librarian has to kick in the morning to get started!!! lol so good. Love you Dawid!

I bought a cyberpower from best buy once. It had a 3050, 12600kf, 16gb of XPG ram, an EVGA 600 watt power supply, and a gigabyte B660 D3SH UD motherboard. I paid 1150 for it, it was probably the better pre built PC deals i have ever seen. Came with a 120mm AIO CPU cooler too and a total of 4 RGB fans with a remote control for the RGB hub. Best buy does have some really solid deals sometimes, just gotta be patient and shop around for something really good. Pulled the 3050 out and plonked in a 3070 and gave the 3050 to my nephew for his potato PC

for the first time, im actually rooting for the ali-express pc before watching this video

-500 points for no ram options was waaay too generous

Gonorrhea vs. Syphilis, can't wait!

Here we go, the ultimate matchup! I was waiting for this.

I've been watching for a couple years now and finally gave in and ordered all the parts for a 1440 beast, 4070ti hope that was good choice and I7 13700k. This weekend I am going to try and update bios and install windows but so far it was fairly easy for first time pc builder after lots of studying that is.

I would buy the Aliexpress system in a heartbeat if I didn't know how to build a system. If it just had a 5600x or 5700x, it would be a serviceable desktop for many years. The 2060 Super isn't great but I think the case and components are not bad. The 4500 kind of holds it back a little bit if anyone was to do productivity work on it. MXZ has a 5700 version for $979. They also have a 3060 Ti/1 TB SSD/5700 option for $1139. Not bad for a prebuilt. Sure you could build the same setup for about $800-900 but for it being prebuilt, it isn't bad.

That twist at the end really shook me! I didn't see it coming at all

You do know you can bypass that Microsoft account by pressing SHIFT+F10 at the screen and type in the command window OOBE\BYPASSNRO and hit Enter and let it restart so you can choose limited setup, right? I hate Microsoft pulls that crap on everyone.

@MobbDeep-Prod

Жыл бұрын

Yeah sure everyone knows that...

Great video! The world of pre-builts is getting turned on its head; used to be to get a decent system you had to go with name-brand. Now it seems the formerly-questionable options (Aliexpress? REALLY?) are coming into their own.

I have a similar ASUS system (AT LEAST CASE WISE) but mine has a Nvidia RTX 3060 and a Ryzen 5700G with 16Gb of ram and paid $1300 US almost 2yrs ago. I have since upgraded my RAM to Corsair RGB 32GB 3600Mhz for CAD reasons and upgraded my CPU to a Ryzen 7 5700x ($199 on Amazon on sale a year ago) which was quite a boost that I did not expect probably because of the PCIE 4.0 support the 5700G only supports PCIE 3.0 so my GPU and SSD's are slightly faster now. I am also overclocking the 5700X for even more performance while still air-cooling with a BE-QUIET cooler. As far a the BIOS goes mine has a ASUS B550 MB and does support XMP. The BIOS looked the same in the video so you may not be looking in the right spot. As you stated I too am NOT a fan of the case here but it was a pre-built and these were the best specs I could get at that time when prices were INSANE!

It is wild that the Ali Express budget box crushes the Best Buy box. I think everyone knew it'd be better based on visuals alone. The Best Buy system looks still very much like an office PC tower from the late 90s - late 2000s.

I have a pre built Asus Rog G20CE without a GC, and I bought my graphics card, a rtx 3070, and a upgrade with Corsair ram, and I love my system.

Asus prebuilt really "blew" it. Got majorly "burned" in the benchmarks

7:59 that should be your new channel picture that facial expression is gold

I feel like depending on the mobo the RAM speed profile may or may not be reset on powerloss (especially since the battery is removed often times for shipping, or is just so old it loses charge).

@zbrkesbris5987

Жыл бұрын

That could be true for Aliexpress system, but for BestBuy one the problem probably lies in Intel's restrictions for non-k CPUs pre 12th/13th gen and a lower tier motherboard (H-series chipset?)

Fighting fire with fire, are we?

Gotta love a nice Preventilation front panel!

Keep up the great work young man love your vids

Dawid, there is a fairly easy way to set up windows 11 without signing in with your microsoft account - when you get to the connect to the internet page press shift and f10 or shift fn and f10 to open the command then type in oobe\bypassnro then go through the setup process again and press i don’t have internet and connect it once you’re on the desktop

the cackle from the "drool" gag was a little embarrassing

@volvo09

Жыл бұрын

That was hilarious!

@AnnaDoes

Жыл бұрын

Haha it was a surprising touch 😂

@randonkbay

Жыл бұрын

@AnnaDoes Anna!! I didn't know you have a channel?! Subscribed!

Dawid is the only video host where I don't skip the sponsors, because he keeps them funny. ("LinOOOOOOOOOde" 😂👍)

Its like Asus took the loudest components possible and put them in a small box. That cooler is loud, but that Chicony Power supply is insanely loud.

Odd reference to Drachmi there as a form of payment. Surely brought back some memories

It's about time a KZreadr comes up with a point system that actually makes sense

You make me laugh every time, ... this time with the Scalpocalips .... xD !!!! Jeeez .... Great video Dawid !

Your obsession with Drachme is strong, i loved it too. :)

I've done repairs and upgrades on the best buy system, everything was taped and glued down, made a cooler upgrade hugely more complicated in my experience. Also with the model I did repairs on had an RTX 3060 which starts having thermal issues and required a repaste and fan replacement, so yea, don't get those they really dont want you to upgrade it. (stock configuration had extreme thermal throttling on the cpu, hence the cooler upgrade)

Check the xmp in the cpu configuration > overlooking settings

If you get that system on Ali, you should also get a 120x360mm magnetic filter and a glass breaker.

Did you compare, in specifics the Return and Exchange Policies of both and the actual (real) customer experiences? For example, the cost of shipping the Aliexpress PC back to the seller considering it will cost you a lot more then it cost to send to you.

Your commentary is absolutely top notch ❤😂

you can enable the xmp from ezmode in asus bios which is just at the bottom of the screen

I'm so glad i decided to learn how to build and built my own PC.

Really enjoying your videos..keep it up!

Your content is gettting better! I enjoy thế head to dead videos!

Great video. Need a video on laptop with apu. Ho2 much adding ram will help

Building a custom loop system with absolute bargain price water cooling components is a fun challenge and much more rewarding than expected.

@5:00 the Ali-Gigabyte has 7 expansion slots. Not sure if that's a true indication it can actually be upgraded or expanded, but it's usually the case (no pun intended).

The ROG system may actually be running it's RAM at max speed, I had a 10400 system with a B460 (?; is been a while) and the RAM speeds were capped by the mobo itself

@covante4822

Жыл бұрын

Probably a b460, those didn't have memory oc unlocked. B560 did, it would be weird for asus to put an 11th gen chip in a 10th gen board when they are in the business of selling motherboards but that would explain why there is no ram oc option in bios.

@RichWhiteUM

Жыл бұрын

That may be the case with their Intel builds but not their AMD ones. I bought one of their AMD builds during the start of Scalpergate and it was the only way to actually find a video card in my area. I was able to set XMP to the speed of the dual channel memory it had. I wonder if Intel has something to do with that? EDIT: I just saw the reply from Covante, and yep, it's an Intel thing. I had forgotten that Intel limited memory overclocking to the Z series boards at one time. If anyone wants the specs of that system, it had a Ryzen 7 3700X, 16gb of Micron 3200 MHZ memory, a GTX 1660 Ti, and a 500w 80+ gold PSU. The motherboard was an Asus Prime B550M of the cheapest variety. I forgot what brand the PSU was but it wasn't complete garbage. I still have it packed up around here somewhere. It also had much better ventilation than the Asus system Dawid had in this video and I was able to add more fans to it with a little light modding of the case. I paid less than US$1000 for the system through the US army exchange. For those that don't know what that is, it's the tax-free store that caters to the US army and veterans.

I had to pause the video when Dawid was checking the power supply and write a comment, does the Best Buy computer have a PS/2 connector for a mouse and keyboard?!

Its have a hidden bios. Just look for how to unlock it . Pressing "A" while entering BIOS setting - after pressing your key to enter the BIOS setting (usually F1,F2,F8,F10,F12 or DELETE) immediately press A once. Look around your menus and see if something is unlocked. If you have a laptop with an "Fn" function key toggle try pressing Fn+Tab three times. Check for menus again. I read that it is possible you need to re-enter your BIOS settings before unlocking the menu, so you could also try to enter your setting once, pressing the combination three times, and then re-enter the BIOS settings Other common combinations, usually pressed while under POST to enter the BIOS: Shift+F1/F2/etc. ; Ctrl+Shift+F1/... ; Ctrl+Alt+F1/...; In laptops you could also try Fn+F1/.. or Ctrl+Fn+F1/...

Ryzen 4500 is PCIe 3.0 vs Intel 11th Gen PCIe 4.0. For gaming, it seems PCIe Gen doen't matter as long as it is 16x. For budget gaming (Australia), buying a laptop is more affordable. ROG Strix GA15 R5-3600X/16GB/1TB SSD/GTX1660Ti 6GB Desktop @ Harvey Norman is AUD 2399. A gaming laptop with Nivida 30XX is less than AUD 1900.

Seeing all these bad pre-built PC videos makes me really happy I managed to snag a great deal from Amazon for a Cyberpower PC that was $1550, but came with a 4070 15gb, an AMD 7 7700, a 1tb m.2 SSD, and 16GB of DDR*5*. My only issues with it was the 16gb number, but that was remedied by me buying another stick for 32GB total, and the lack of a USB-C port in the back. The case, an Eluna 241V case, has...interesting cooling on the left side of the PC, and while I'm not entirely unsure just how good the cooling's going to be in the coming Summer, it's been keeping everything pretty nice at 50C-ish when gaming for the GPU and about 70C for the CPU, which I guess is okay given that it's air-cooled. The case has options to slap some fans on top of it if I want more or if I wanna slap on a water-cooling system instead, so overall I'm happy with the purchase (especially since my 6 year old system was a Cyberpower system too). It's amazing to me that there are *so many* bad pre-builts out there and yet I was able to get a good one that slipped through the gaps, and get this: Amazon or Cyberpower must've realized what they were offering for $1550, and raised the price to $2K, so I *really* got lucky here. EDIT: The OS install was also incredibly clean with no bloatware or added anti-virus aside from what Windows comes with, so more points there.

You should test bf5 in dx11 since the dx12 is kinda broken, while dx12 can give you a bit more performance (or less) depending on your system. DX11 doesnt suffer nearly the same stutters / frame time fluctuations dx12 does.

i have the same asus prebuild but with little better specs and i love it lmao, got a video of 2 additional fans on the front.

Now you have to combine these two systems to make them better!!

1. Were those PS/2 connectors? I didn't know they were still a thing. Cool. I bought my motherboard in 2015 (X99 Deluxe 3.1) and it didn't have any. 2. I still have Windows 10 as my PC is not deemed worthy enough for Windows 11 requirements (older CPU and mainboard), but I didn't know you had to connect your Microsoft account to the OS. I hope there is a solution to that as I highly doubt I will ever accept that if I ever manage to get a new PC. 3. I wouldn't buy either, good points you made. Cool video.

I've always said there is no real reason to buy a prebuilt. If you don't want to build your own system, that's perfectly fine and understandable, but if you live somewhere with access to a PC store, such as PCCaseGear, Umart, MSY, Scorptec, etc in my region, then go for a custom built system. You get the advantage of picking the parts yourself, and usually with help from staff IME, and they'll put it together for you, and usually...hopefully, test it, before sending it out to you. A win win, IMO, if you don't wish to build a PC yourself. I find building PCs annoying and frustrating, so will go down that route myself for my next PC.

The amount of cores and core speeds appears to be as valuable as to how many generations they are old. Both from the 4500 and 11400 to the current generations is perhaps a ~30 ish percent difference in efficiency. That's the difference between 4.2 ghz and 6ghz. Also, I would have loved to see if a bit of aliexpress pc overclocking of the cpu could have helped it out in gta v specifically.

awesome video, good sane judgment

Dawid, I'm not sure if you know but you can bypass the microsoft login for windows 11 with a few commands from the out of box menu :) just in case you wanted to avoid it in the future

Curious ifthe asus rog prebuilt is like my msi laptop that has to have its bios "unlocked" to access additional settings (like ram speed)...

You should at the end tell us how much (estimated ofc)each one would cost if we were to build it ourseleves using used parts

My dad installed McAffe voluntarily. I awarded him -300 points and removed him from the family.

@Shane76375

2 ай бұрын

RIP

In Asus bios, the XMP option is right there on the main screen in EZ mode.

@DawidDoesTechStuff

Жыл бұрын

I’m looking at the bios right now. Unfortunately it isn’t, it’s not the standard Asus Bios. It just looks like one.

@ValouFCH

Жыл бұрын

Not for Prebuilt, they give you a downgraded version of the BIOS where you can do basically nothing

@bdifferentb

Жыл бұрын

@@DawidDoesTechStuff Oh, that's strange. I stand corrected then. I've never seen an Asus bios without it right there. Finding it in the advanced options was always nearly impossible. 🤦

@DawidDoesTechStuff

Жыл бұрын

@@bdifferentb I know right! It’s crazy to me that it’s not in there, but unfortunately it isn’t.

@bdifferentb

Жыл бұрын

@@DawidDoesTechStuff I doubt it's worth it, but I wonder if you could flash a complete bios, then do it.🤔🤔

My friend has a similar Asus System, he bought a great kit of High Speed Corsair RAM and I was going crazy when I saw that you couldnt change the RAM speed in the BIOS

David! How do you finance these?! Do you sell the system as used later to make some of the money back? Or just send them back to their respective seller? I am just really curious!

I still say again, you really need to do an "upgrade" with a $100 being the base, with a $50 wiggle room to see which one is more economical to buy with the intent to build up into a better pc.

A quick perusal of the seller and I see they have a similar box with the R5 5500, a better CPU based on Zen 3 vs the R5 4500. The 5500 has double the L3 cache and support for up to 64GB RAM vs 32 GB. The 5500 also supports more PCIe lanes at 24 vs 12. The 5500 also beats the 4500 at most of the published benchmarks. The price difference I see between these 2 systems with everything else the same is the 5500 with the same 2060S is about $30 CAD less. Really makes me wonder about choosing the 4500 in the first place. EDIT: I am referring to the Aiexpress unit BTW.

The RAM speed issue is Intel's doing as I recall. They famously stated that XMP is overclocking and therefore it isn't supported on non-K skew chips.

I like the spring-loaded power switch on the Best Buy better than the Ali, there's just no satisfactory feedback from a click. A spring button is sort of like using a bolt-action, something more involved with the machine rather than a semi-automatic action. Pulling the trigger each time the bolt reloads itself isn't as fun as doing it yourself.

Is the Asus running some niche motherboard, or could you flash an actual bios on it?

Damn Dawid. You just keep getting better!

As always, providing valuable consumer advice

best ever tech review show ever lmaoooo dawid never fails to make me laugh XD

Now you need to do secret shopper between Alienware and Starforge systems to see who is the true alien commander!

really cool dawid keep the ghood work up

Hey Dawid! Got a question regarding your software for testing these PCs: what software do you use to keep an eye on CPU, GPU and RAM usage? I'm looking for one for myself and was wondering if you could tell me which one you're using. Thanks so much!

@jacobparra4570

9 ай бұрын

He uses Msi afterburner and it usually comes with Riva Tuner which allows you to display temperature, usage, memory and a lot of other hardware monitoring stats!