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@Jozef_1

8 ай бұрын

I switched to mint last month and it's actually very good. I'm on my 2nd month of the 3 month unlimited deal, gonna buy the yearly unlimited option when the time comes.

@ibbobud

8 ай бұрын

I want my wife to switch to mint from Verizon but she won’t cause she “likes” Verizon haha

@Chris-fq6wp

8 ай бұрын

Got a mint ad before this video

@ElijahsLab

8 ай бұрын

Tell her it will help support me haha, use my link

what i really like about your videos is giving people affordable but good pc's while making a pretty nice profit for yourself. love the work!

Actually impressed that you're on a new job and still able to make quality builds and videos. Serious commitment right there, you're gonna blow up with this mindset. Keep up the good work!

@user-gi5nf3fk7w

Ай бұрын

Alright thats cool and all but you dont need to glaze my nig

I really enjoy your videos man - keep on keeping on! Your builds are solid and priced fairly for the parts and your time. I also appreciate as a seller that you show benchmarks and even have a test setup in your car. I know a lot of folks intimidated by the components and all the jargon that goes with PC part picking and whatnot, so you are doing some solid work establishing buyer confidence.

Glad you were able to flip some stuff. Hoping to keep seeing this series evolve and eventually see you get that house!

Keep on trucking man, recently found your channel and have been loving the content!

Hey man, great content! Iam flipping pcs in Sweden and i have had great luck with amd gpus, something that worked for me is to name Nvidias closest equivalent in the add. Anyhow, keep grinding!

Man these episodes keep getting better and better man good luck with the house

Love the content bro thanks for teaching me the art of pc flipping im new here but I am here to stay

I just wanted to watch your previous video again just for fun but there is a new video. Appreciate it!

I bought a couple of those cases. Never flipped but I like your series. I got some cable extensions, really adds a nice look.

i love this mans content style sm

Yooooo Love the content man!!!! First video ive watched and its a huge W keep it up fam

Thanks for video :D

ur growing so fast, proud of u bro

Always a W Vid man keep it up❤

Love the videos man 💹👍

love your videos keep it up

its always a good day when this guy uploads

For my market, it's usually higher end systems that use amd gpus like the 6000 series that sell fast, while its the opposite for lower end systems like i7-8700 + 1060/1070 combo. It's also helpful if you could add a 3-4 day warranty since thats all the time you would need to identify a problem with the build.

doing the same thing hope i can learn more from you :)

Yo what's up?! The PC selling market seems slower than normal in my region too. Appreciate your videos and persistence! I used to live in Ogden, UT (2007-2009). Beautiful area for sure!!

@CallMeMilenko

8 ай бұрын

Slow as syrup in Mississippi. I’ve had 2 computers sitting in my living room for a month now. Can’t get any offers

Yeah Longer Video ✌🏼🥰 I think the 15 mins is Enough 🥰 Great work, Love the Vid ♥️.

Nice vid man😊❤

the best youtuber in the world ❤- can u do flipping laptops ?

i actually love this guy

I learned a lot of things from your videos, and got the courage to start doing it although, I won't be able to get as much as profit like you but I'll still start and see where the market goes, I'm from Bangladesh and here ain't as much shops or sites to buy used stuff so it's harder to get good stuff, also people here look for very cheap stuffs and likes to haggle a lot xd, but after I get a few of my salaries I'll start investing in it!

@KGF-bw3wm

5 ай бұрын

Are you in Dhaka? IDB Bhaban has tons of computer shops, I didn't really get a chance to look through prices and stuff but you could go check it out sometime, and there are also the bigger more reputable stores like StarTech and Ryan's Computers which would probably be a little more expensive

good advice. All my flips so far have been using nvidia cards, but I've got a bunch of amd cards now due to some really good deals in my market. Fingers crossed everything sells well, but we'll see how they do.

when i use to live in usa my provider was AT&T and i now live in Canada and i use bell but i am moving back to usa so ill keep mint in mind

hey bro i love what ur doing, i wanted to ask if you could one day use the tecware forge m2 case in one of your flipping series possibly

W w w Baby! Once again great video man. Hahahha I’m writing the comment and mint mobile pops up. Cool you’re doing an ad for them… then maybe you’ll be the next Deadpool❤

love ur videos

$150 is nice imo, knowing that youre able to build a lot of these in 20-30 mins. these videos are great man, keep it up!

I waited for another part make them longer like the last one

Great video! The market is slow now, my average sell time and profit has went from 1 week and 200 profit to almost a month and 150 profit.

Local market in my area is also rough, very flooded with cheap PCs that arent selling. ive only been doing real cheap budget builds around 100-300 those still seem to do ok

Great vid

$150 Profit isn't bad at all imo (depending upon time invested as well as cost of goods). Good stuff.

@Caleldir

8 ай бұрын

Profit comes after cost genius

@b0ne91

8 ай бұрын

@@Caleldir Lmao the irony. If you make $150 on a $1500 investment, that's obviously way worse than $150 on a $300 investment

@b0ne91

8 ай бұрын

Often times, if you wanna do this legitimately, you end up with way less after tax. You also can't deduct anything unless you buy via official vendors. It's a pain and most of the times will have to stay an illegal business.

Amd cards tend to sit for longer than the Nvidia counterpart. I guess it all depends on the buyer.

Some pretty nice profit today mate, that pc took waaaaay too long to sell!

Personally I have good success with radeon gpus. Of course, I have to pair the gpu with a solid motherboard platform for it to be appealing. I sold probably 5 builds with RX 6600s in them and paired them with mostly ryzen 5 3600s and one was an i5-11400f. They usually sell within a week for no less than $600. For higher end builds, the 6700 XT does really well if you can price the whole system for around $900-$1000. Recently I got some RX 5700 XTs for very cheap, so im curious to quickly those will sell. They run cyberpunk, baldurs gate, and even starfield surprisingly well (even better than the 6600).

I feel your pain bro, I’m flipping a i3 10100f 1660 ti at the moment and have got flaked on twice this week when I was already at the meet spot lol. Also nothing but lowballs and bullshit as well. Listed $400

Have you ever thought about doing two builds at the same time with amd vs envidia. Check which one bench marks better and sells better. Have all components be the same (as close to the same).

Great video 👍

bro is my weekly schedule

Notification gang!!

Literally the same issue happened to me 2 weeks ago. Lady buyer. went and bargained with me for over 30 minutes on price, then contacted me next day to have me send her videos of the pc working, which i did, with white gloves on for the video too. She then ghosted me after I sent the vids. Its an Asus Rog GA15DK pc with 5600x and GTX 1660 and brand new. Still posted for sale as of today unfortunately

lets go new video

A question I have is do you activate windows on the pcs and if so do you buy a new activation key every time you build a pc?

what would you say is the best price demographic to sell at? I built at i9-12900k with a 2060 along with ddr5 16gb for 1150 (brand new parts btw) and had zero luck selling it. I've been thinking about going for the budget range since it's most accessible to ppl who wants to get into pc gaming and such. But idk other inputs would be nice to hear from ppl with experience in the market.

Yo what's up Also w babyy

i think this works both ways i've had a gtx 970 4gb on marketplace for $50 which is more than reasonable and only one person in the last 2 months have asked about it

wanting warranty on a used pc whitch brought down the prize is just menace

When is ep 24 bro love ur vids❤

@ElijahsLab

8 ай бұрын

Next Sunday 🤝🏼❤️

Still wasn't able to flip anything, here in south Italy, expecially near where I live, there's quite nothing about pc components. Only good thing I was able to buy was my main pc's rtx 2070 super which I paid €180...

hey i just got into pc building. what motherboard and cpu would u recommend for and rx 6600? no budget just best performance

Your a saint bro. Your profit margin is very low. The time you spend looking, buying, building, driving and selling…your making like $10/hr. I need at least $240 per build to be worth my time. I like to sell complete setups, monitor, keyboard and mouse with pc..it allows more opportunity for a small mark up on each. Tip- look for use pc cases…. I can find really nice ones for $20-$50. And FYI, pc market is soft right now, economy ain’t great right now.

@MZQNZ.

8 ай бұрын

I mean he has been doing this for 4 years so I think he knows what he is doing 🎉

@speedygabriel11

8 ай бұрын

​@@MZQNZ.always good to get more ideas and see what others are doing doesnt really matter how long you been doing it

@antonijaniszewski2269

8 ай бұрын

Bro he has a full time job. Flipping pcs is more like his hobby

@ezhome9772

8 ай бұрын

@@antonijaniszewski2269 yea, I do as well. That’s why I think he should refine his system. A hobby you do for pure pleasure…this is for profit. FYI…it’s constructive criticism, his pcs look nice and provide good value but he should respect his time. As you get older, you learn this.

@askareem244

8 ай бұрын

I beg to differ my man. Yesterday I made a profit of $381, and that’s with zero drive time because my supplier delivered the items to me. If you could people to deliver items to you, or if you could buy things in bulk, you save a shit ton of time. You might want to reevaluate your decisions

my market is totally dead with no activity. Thinking I should tap in as nobody around my area sells any range

@banana5651

8 ай бұрын

DO IT. Having no competition means you name your own price and set your own market. Wishing you luck my friend.

Got back in the game a few days back .. got 4 pc‘s for 20 bucks .. early estimate is around 100 bucks for parts and two complete systems .. would be a sweet 80 bucks profit 🎉

Wonder if it is sitting because it is 10 series? I've been having issues flipping in my market too. People are just trying to get 4000 series GPUs while paying under $400. It is pretty insane right now.

the problem is u can get some wildly better pcs for just a little bit more money, so i get why alot ppl are passing on low end budget pcs. still, there is a market for ppl that are not tech savy in the PC area and dont want to learn to build their own pc at all

both gpus are so OG for me in flipping

Great vid. Im going to build a new pc and sell my old one, could you tell about how much i could get from 1660ti, ryzen 7 2700x,black nzxt case, 16v ram, tuf gaming motherboard and 500gb ssd?

I have three builds up and they all have Nvidia graphics cards. I just built a white one because I want to see how it sells. So I got a color experiment going. I don’t think I’ll ever try flipping an AMD card.

Personally Amd builds sell very well here in Canada 🍁 I had a rx 580 build in 2 days

yo what do you do about making sure the pc's have windows? do you add it into the price or do you sell it to people without windows installed?

I notice one month on sale time is hard right now these days keyword is patient at least sold and profit is profit.

My local market is over saturated with old and pre-built systems. Nothing I have is currently selling. I'm sitting on three full builds right now and getting low balled at every opportunity.

I used to flip computer parts coz I don’t have to spend this much time cleaning, building and testing. But even with pc parts I recently realized it is not worth time and hassle in this bad economic time. Also takes up my valuable thinking time and I make more in my main job.

Hello, i have a tough question. Im turning 14 in few months and I live in Poland. Im really struggling to know how to buy used parts and i really want to flip pcs, i just dont know how. The market in my country is pretty slow so i dont think that will even work, but maybe you can help me a bit please?

i realy enjoy your videos but i watch u just like for a month now

Current PC market in my area seems pretty flooded. Also a PC store selling on FB in my area making it a bit harder. Many of the PCs for sale are so cheap it's kinda hard to turn a worthwhile profit.

@FunnyCatLifeLOL

8 ай бұрын

i swear it's 100% the same in my area. detroit is surprisingly packed with people who sell pcs for profit

hey elijah, i am building a pc because i was inspired by you to flip i have a i7 7700 and gonna be gtx 1060 with like blinged out case and extensions should i sell it for $400? I spent about 200 in parts

Where do you sell your gaming pcs? I’ve been trying to flip a build for so long now.

I want to start flipping pcs but dont have patience to ser them up and buy cards at right prices

i did notice that that white case is from a other brand i have the same case only plastic side panel for 61 dollar of amazon it has the same controller everything only thier logo so when i saw this video i thought wtf is this i just bought it 3 days ago if this video came sooner i would have bought that case only for that glass panel

i’ve given up building with quad cores with no hyperthreading, games are pushing the hardware these days

cool video

The pc I built cost me around 600 to make r5 3600, 1080ti and it’s been maybe a month and I haven’t gotten very many actual offers

I love the videos, could you make a tutorial focused on how to flip pcs with about $100 budget?

what lens and camera are u using??

my problem is the amount of vermal paste sometimes you only put so little like that aint ok

Cool video

Definitely found the same thing. Nvida GPUs just sell faster. I was still surprised that the i5-6400 PC sold first as its miles worse than the i5-8400 (2 less cores and each core is slower). I'm hoping I'm not hit by the AMD flipping curse as I'm just testing a Ryzen 5 5600G with 6700xt PC before listing it.

@someguywithmtndew5691

8 ай бұрын

for me i got pretty lucky i was able to sell a build with an R9 390 and RX 570 without waiting forever. I’m planning to do another build with an rx 5700 xt and just scream “BETTER THAN RTX 2060” in the description.

@rmgaminguk7079

8 ай бұрын

@@someguywithmtndew5691 Yeah, I always add a Nvidia comparison and a techpowerup performance table showing the nearby GPUs. Do you tend to use intel or amd CPUs ? If I have an i7 it tends to still sell well. This time Its a mid to high teir build and its got both an AMD CPU & GPU so it will be interesting to see how it sells.

@someguywithmtndew5691

8 ай бұрын

@@rmgaminguk7079 most of the pcs i flipped were intel (i7 or xeon) because i already had parts for them. only sold 1 amd system

keep it up

Please show us your cable management 😢

how much do you think i should sell my pc with a gtx 1060 6gb and a r5 5600x? I am also trying to flip PCs

I just had a customer that wanted me to install a new gpu when his PSU is broken. Plus thing was full of roaches. Hell Nah!

how are ur ebg bars called?

In my opinion, I'd always go for a budget Ryzen CPU, simply because their stock cooler looks better and you can even custom spraypaint it, to make it all look more appealing. Ryzen 5 3600 is the way to go here :)

yeah built a rx 6700 xt and r 5 5600g pc and tried to sell it for 900 but it never sold, built for 630, but it would of sold if I bought a rtx 3070 instead

@unknownvidds

8 ай бұрын

@@raisedoffyoutube I lowered down to 800 and no one bought so I just kept it, yet literally companies are selling rtx 2060 pcs for 800 😭

Many moons ago I was playing Knights of the Old Republic and I had a Radeon 9250 (if my aged memory is correct), this is of course back when it was ATI. The game ran like crap and so I essentially took a downgrade to a Geforce4MX and the game ran brilliantly. Since then I've always favoured Nvidia cards.

I think the problem is that many people dont know in wich order the amd gpus get better. Nvidia is better to understand like gtx 1060,1070,1080 and so on

Been sitting on a flip for over a month now

I have a simmiler system to ur nvidia one but no one wants to buy it same price but with a 6500

hi elijah, for flipping what sources do you use to figure out the profit? i have lots of spare pcs but im not sure where to start.

@moonlitegram

8 ай бұрын

Sources? I'm pretty sure he just keeps track of the prices he paid for when he buys the used parts. Then just tally up the cost of the build, and whatever you get above your own cost for the build is profit. I guess if you have a bunch of spare pc parts that you didn't purchase for some reason, you could do a search on various used market places to get some kind of average for what those parts are selling on their own. Like FB marketplace, offerup, jawa, cragslist etc. It'd be up to you how thorough you'd want to get to try and figure out an average value for the part. But of course if you had gotten those parts for free, then technically your profit is the total of what the build sells for. As you didn't have to spend any money up front to build the pc, so you don't have to subtract anything from what it sells for. The whole sale price is your profit.

@t0uchmyh0rn

8 ай бұрын

Im assuming he hunts for parts himself, tries to lock down good deals also whatever he gets sent he'll use such as chassis and storage.

@prodevan9121

8 ай бұрын

@@moonlitegram thanks, I got a lot of spare parts from older builds and people in my family who passed down old stuff

Yo what’s up! I want to know how you get pc parts so cheap so I can sell pC in my country.

bro pairing the cheap i7 2600 thay literally cost £20 with any build creates massive profit. i brought a bad pc for £45 put the i7 in and sold it for £140

I have been trying to sell multiple pc's with different price points, different builds, different titles / descriptions and nothing works. My area is a horrible market for pc flipping

What games can you even play on a system like this? I'm guessing most triple A titles are out of the question with the exception of really old ones.