The biggest turn off I find with selling second hand PC's is people expecting 24/7 tech support on it. Especially if you're targeting people who don't know much about PC's

@thebudgetbogan5122

4 жыл бұрын

That's a real thing. I feel you

@techyescity

4 жыл бұрын

You have to be strict that you don't support with software issues, be firm on this otherwise yeah you will get calls 24 / 7 for support lol.

@endren3644

4 жыл бұрын

let them txt or chat. 24/7 call sucks

@GatorTomboy

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao, built my little cousin his PC that HE bought and the next day he called me about his monitor not getting a signal. Told him my job was done now it was his time to fly

@vincestevens5820

4 жыл бұрын

Fatal_Fleisch bro its ur cousin..... still funny tho lmao

Craigslist PC Sellers: I bought this here PC for $650 but I'm gonna sell it for $1250.

I also usually wrap my cables in black electrical tape. Putting Fortite in the title gets people very interested in the PC RGB helps too.

@Razor-gx2dq

4 жыл бұрын

@@KevinTheFirefighter I don't use paint cause I don't have any but I might take your advice.

@Frostblitz20

4 жыл бұрын

It’s sad how fortnite a pretty weak spec game is a standard for pc building/selling

@Writeous0ne

4 жыл бұрын

@@Frostblitz20 whenever i put a budget build up, the main title is FORTNITE PC haha. More people understand fortnite than say "haswell i5 rx 570 PC"

@Razor-gx2dq

4 жыл бұрын

@@Frostblitz20 I meet what the market demands.

Bryan, I'd like to start off by thanking you. Last year, your video's have inspired me to buy parts, build and sell gaming PC's. Thank you. Intel and nVidia sell very well here in Calgary, Alberta. The used parts market is ripe with good used parts. Thanks to our 3 Memory Express locations. Locally there are more Ryzen and Radeon builds for sale than Intel and nVidia on our FB Market Place and Kijiji. With better spec's than the intel builds. As much as I would like to buy and build with used AMD, they're a tough sell. The people who buy my builds don't understand Ryzen and Radeon. People want intel and nVida. They just don't sell to first time buyers. I've built and sold 25 4th gen intel gaming PC's last year from February to December. Selling an average of two PC's a month. But never two PC's at the same time. I've seen plenty of guys posting multiple PC's at the same time, and having them listed for months. In my opinion, don't give people too much choice. It will just confuse them. As more and more Ryzen's are hitting the used market, I find they've lowered the 4th gen intel prices and gives me leverage when making a deal on used intel and motherboards. Ranging from i5-4690k's - i7-4790k's, 16Gb DDR3 1600Mhz, Corsair MP510 250Gb M.2 (Boot), 500Gb SSD (Games storage), Cooler Master ML120 or eVga CLC 120 (sometimes the CM Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition), Tempered glass case (Cooler Master MB500 or Fractial Design Meshify C), MSI AC905C Wireless Dual Band, GTX 970's or 1070's, 600-750 Watt evga PSU, LED strips, Windows 10 Pro. The majority of my builds were black with red LED's. People love black and red. I've tried a couple of times to do black with white LED's and they don't sell. The most common boards I buy and use are the Asus Z97 /WiFi or the Maximus VII Z97 and usually a stable 4.2Ghz OC on the i7's. I buy a lot of brand new parts for a couple of reason's. First, no one wants an old looking case. The easiest way to sell a used PC is a new case /w Tempered Glass and LED's. Secondly, when people want to upgrade, they can just swap the MoBo, CPU and RAM. (Later they can upgrade their GPU, which I've helped them with and bought back the original GPU). I give them everything to start them off, and they can upgrade when they can afford better hardware. My gaming PC's usually stay on the used sites for about one to two weeks. I always list them at the beginning of most peoples payday week. I find listing at the beginning of the week of payday gives people a week to check out my PC, compare against other PC's listed, do their research and ask friends before finally pulling the trigger. I always list with good, clear pictures, and a decent write up (including game benchmarks and Cinebench/Heaven results). People need something to read when they don't know anything about PC's. I know this is a long winded comment, but again, thank you for inspiring me to start building and selling. It's always been a hobby of mine, and last year, I hit it hard. Thank you for your videos. Regards, Andre.

@techyescity

4 жыл бұрын

Hey man great read, the payday thing is interesting, especially if its normal to get paid monthly, like Japan, in Australia most people get paid weekly or fortnightly so not really a thing to list around. I am finding at the moment ring fans are selling extremely well lol.

@VincentFunk

4 жыл бұрын

@@techyescity Most people here get paid every two weeks. Not everyone is paid on the same Friday, but most are paid on the same Friday as myself. Yes, ring fans help complete the look of the PC. I don't skim out on fans when it comes to my builds, I usually buy the same fans as the CPU cooler to give it that balanced look. Not all RGB fans look the same while lit up, and that would bother the hell out of me, if that was my machine. If I don't like it, i'm sure my customers won't either. I always place my AIO rad either on the back for exhaust if it's a 120mm, or on the top part of the case if it's a 240mm exhausting out. Yes, I've tried pulling air in, and yes, it does run cooler, but usually only by 2-4 degrees (plus the RGB/ARGB fans look better when they're in the exhausting config). With most Asus MoBo and Asus GPU setups you can set the GPU as the temp sensor (with AI Suite III) for the bottom fan to feed fresh air to the GPU. Usually the front two fans are doing the most of the work and I use 140mm fans. The top fan in the front is feeding the rad, and the bottom fan is feeding the GPU. The rear and the top rad fans are exhausting air out. All fans are always set with fan curves and adjusted while benchmarking the CPU and benchmarking games to reach the perfect balance of noise and performance. I believe the secret to building and selling custom gaming PC's is, always build them for yourself.

@quintijnkroesbergen5611

4 жыл бұрын

May I ask how much profit you make per pc? :)

@VincentFunk

4 жыл бұрын

@@quintijnkroesbergen5611 I make profit when I get good deals on parts. I usually make $80-120 per PC.

@adityashenoy3214

3 жыл бұрын

@@VincentFunk noice i make around 100 -200 per build.

I really like 20+ minutes posts . Honest .

@organicwest

4 жыл бұрын

I dont even watch TV anymore just these types of vids Level1 techs is another solid entertaining channel

@abhroy

4 жыл бұрын

Both my personal TVs (32 & 24) are just PC monitors now 🙄 Just finished the re-run of Blackhat (2015) . Next up -- HEAT (1995) . Michael Mann is a God-gifted real genius !! Torrents available on -- yts dot am 🤗 Hyper idle today I am 😇

@danman9847

4 жыл бұрын

@@abhroy now imagine if you 40+ inch tvs as monitors lol

@abhroy

4 жыл бұрын

@@danman9847 . Personally , any monitor bigger than 24" make me very uncomfortable because of my old habit from 14” CRT days , i.e , dig the nose into the display while at PC :)) So , using a 40" must be like watching a tennis match sitting right next to the net :)) LOL

My local council recently did an IT update and dumped all of their monitors at the local E-Recycle center (handy to have friends in local government that can let you know in advance). Less than 3 to 4 years old from 22" to 25". Grabbed so many of these they ended up selling them to me for $5 a piece. Made a huge difference when I sold PC's with a triple screen setup for the same price my local competition was for the same specs only on one screen.

That Hard Drive in the fractal design case doesn’t mount horizontally, you can remove the small panel and then screw it to the panel, meaning the hard drive end up parallel to the side panel. The rubber mounts/holes in the small panel line up with the holes in the bottom of the hard drive. Great video mate!

@techyescity

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks I will do that instead.

Hope you and your family are well and didn't have any negative effects from the fires. Keep the amazing content, excited about this vid

Tech Yes Kurt, I'm not religious, but as far as I'm concerned, you're my preacher! I've made quite a lot of buckaroons from PC flipping and made quite a few friends aswell. You're definitely The Tech Yes Man!!! You're actually the only PC Tech channel I'm subscribed to, all the other are always focused on the more money than brains build, but you're the channel for the average Joe, and you deserve respect for that!

@callidusvulpes5556

3 жыл бұрын

You'd probably like Gamersnexus if he doesn't bore you to death :).

@MoswenMedia

3 жыл бұрын

@@callidusvulpes5556 I've watched quite a few of his videos, he's too opiniated for me, seems as if you dont agree with his thoughts that youre automatically wrong.

@callidusvulpes5556

3 жыл бұрын

@@MoswenMedia ? Unless your referring to him being biased towards performance/function over cosmetics I don't really know what your talking about. He's also against shady/corrupting business practices (like companies offering money to not show a pieve) that create opinionated channels.

alot of amazing, value packed content and information. love the hustle.

Nothing better to watch your channel on evening scroll thru different episodes. Any way sold my 3rd gaming used build, One Only Guru Tech Yes CITY ! MANY THANKS KEEP GOING !!

This is a great two part video. Very nicely done. Thank you!

Thank you for also inspiring me to start buying parts and building computers. I just built my second one and I am hoping things go up from here. I know it is a long shot, because right now competition in my area is strong. Seattle, Washington U.S. Thanks again for showing my the way of price performance. Take care and keep on making them great Tech Yes City Videos.

@systematicrisk

2 жыл бұрын

This comment is a year old. How did your PC building business turn out?

These 2 vids are super usefull, for real, i didn't made my research and made a pc too expensive for my market, now i had to part the pc out to barely break even. I will follow your teachings my tech yes master

Was looking for tips for selling PCs and you delivered! Thanks mate

When you started talking about ryzen customers and just wanting to build their own, was the moment I realized I'm not your target customer 😂 was wondering why you didn't do more ryzen builds

@brykit1972

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't have guess that, but makes sense.

I also sell gaming PCs online and after a little over a year in business its turned into my primary source of income. I started by building a free website on Big Cartel. I then promoted my website by using local selling apps such as Offer Up, Craigslist, Let Go Etc. I was selling 1 computer a week with zero advertising cost plus a 35% return. 5-6 months later I had made enough money build a professional website and start promoting the website on google. I started selling PCs when I was only 16 now, I am 19 and it has funded my first semester of university and, has allowed me to live comfortably unlike the average college student who barely gets by. Its not easy but, with dedication and patience anyone can become self reliant through their hobby, mine being computer hardware.

I really admire you... There are just too few people that are both extremely efficient AND extremely happy doing their jobs! Thanks for all your time and dedication!

Great Video, nice low down. Keep up the hard work and enjoy!

Love the vids,got me inspired

Thanks for giving hope and showing anyone interested how to do this successfully. While I am not personally interested in this kind of business, I can see you have a big heart and are willing to share your knowledge. I just hope a few dedicated and serious people can get a better life from it.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience ✌️

Really awesome series thanks very much. I'd love to sell PC's like you do, I only have sold one and building one at the moment with new components. I can only afford one component a month but am loving putting it together. After watching this series was thinking I may scan the local market here in south west England and try build some systems with parts and make a profit, will be keeping an eye out for good deals 😃

Hailing from Barbados. Keep on doing you @Tech Yes City. You're doing a good job,

Great vid i am still learning about pc's and will learn how to properly run and build them this februarie and hopefully after three months of saving up some cash use it on some pc's clean them up make them look nice test them and sell them over the time period of the year wish me luck.

2 Tech YES videos in 1 day, what is this Tech YES magic?!

Hey im super glad you are showing a bts on how you actually flip your pcs from all of your vids

Yass, always ready for you brian!!

He is very serious when he said about your ad, I'm starting on flipping pcs and I noticed that everyone in my class loves to play fortnite, so I advertised my pc as a fortnite gaming pc, even though it has a gt730 (which is capable of playing fortnite on 720p low), and literally, 30 people saw my as and I started getting chats, also, I advertised my pc as a gaming pc, but no one saw it, until I added fortnite

@anavidslenjoyer6044

4 жыл бұрын

@John ChrysostomI know It can berely play fortnite, but it plays at 720p low, so yes technicaly it is a fortnite gaming pc

@zen528

4 жыл бұрын

@@anavidslenjoyer6044 that's kind of scammy ngl

@anavidslenjoyer6044

4 жыл бұрын

@@zen528 well, also I did inform anyone who buys this that it can barely play fortnite, so this is very very, entry level gaming pc, also the market is as shit as you can think, no one is selling a pc under 300usd, and I'm selling it for 100usd, and no one(at least to my knowledge) buys pcs over 500usd in my area

@anavidslenjoyer6044

4 жыл бұрын

, The game runs like 55fps

@timserious7678

4 жыл бұрын

That's just very scummy , there are not even 720p monitors in market And 720p on low xd What if fortnite update comes and drops little performance.

Awesome video!

love these episodes

Thank you for the information. 👍👍

Awesome mate thanks for the info :D

Your videos are making me wanting to flip pc parts again... I used to do it. But first I have to repair my one and start from there, selling and buying, on and on

This is a tech yes high value video !!!

You are awesome bro! High 5!

FINALLY A VIDEO ABOUT THE TG302 :D

Great! you are now a semi pro, not just a guy from you tube anymore... Well Done!! Feel like im' listening me on what are you referring... or ist just true and fair. I am doing it in market branch on a little different way, customers just say what they want and how much they are willing to pay for, then is all easier... faster profit..also answer for fellow you tuber.. This is life :) Good Luck and always have a "1 short beep" ;)

I love Tech Yes City! ❤

The best thing about creating good working PCs out of used parts is how it prevents so much unnecessary waste. The three R's - reduce, reuse (re-purpose) and recycle. Keep up the good work mate (TYC).

Jees $300 for a mobo and i7 2600. I can’t even get rid of a 7700k and mobo for that price.

@DansVox

4 жыл бұрын

Build around it and sell a whole machine. Profit.

@lukecargill5963

4 жыл бұрын

I agree with Dan, maybe go to ebay.

Amazing look at how to build and charge for gaming systems.

I sell second hand PCs and I usually net $50-$80 on each one.

@kirby671

4 жыл бұрын

Yea, I can get about $100 if I got really really good deals on the parts, but it's rare for me to make over $75.

@shay8934

4 жыл бұрын

if i had 100 england pounds could any of you make me one

@shay8934

4 жыл бұрын

english pounds is 200 aussi dollars ish

@themodfather9382

4 жыл бұрын

@@shay8934 no

@shay8934

4 жыл бұрын

ok

Great Bryan!!!

I love the i3-10105f for a entry to mid gaming computer and its been great you doing a video on the great performance of the i3 because I then link that video with the computer to people I am trying to upsell it to and it does help

little hint from me. Since good pictures help extremely, Ive bought an Iphone X with cracked screen dirt cheap even hating apple products just to make pictures with it. And the portrait mode for objectives is amazing. (dont buy Xr)

Love when you do these B. Schools in session Tech Yes Ed! 😅

i wana share a personal tip where can i send it so it remains personal.from a hobbyist to another. great vid mate.

@filippetrovic845

4 жыл бұрын

Tell me pls. Im starting to do this bussiness soon.

Super early again! I starting to feel like I'm stalking you..

Hey hey Brian, happy new year! Long time viewer and love the yes tech channel. I got a suggestion for a video. Ryzen 3000G vs an older CPU in a similar spec’ed system. Just to see if it’s worth while getting an upgrade to it or stick with a price/perf PC?

@s.g.3042

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't 3000g an Athlon?

I took a wild chance on eBay for a 1050 ti that was being sold as is for parts. Was fully expecting to have to do some meticulous repairs to possibly get it going. Come to find out I've yet to find anything wrong with it, works fine. Beat part is I only paid 85 usd for it after shipping. Hate to float but man I've been looking for a adequate GPU forever and it just excites me.

Really helpful 2-part series for me, im just starting building and selling PCs here jn my area. How much testing do you suggest to do when getting used GPUs for my succeeding builds?

Nice one! Question: Which score ( graphic and physics ) at firestrike do you think is at least needed, from a build, to run Fortnite at 1080p medium?

11:54 Rummaging through scrapyards is definitely not illegal.....with owner's permission of course ;)

You need to come visit us here in the States Bryan. The prices are ripe and for the taken. Just picked up a new Vega 64 for $225. Used 1660ti $200 Used RX580 $80 Gaming comp Intel i5, 1080, 650psu gold, 2tb ssd, 1tb hd $600 Deals are insane

@jaggsta

4 жыл бұрын

1070 are under $200 now if lucky can get one for $150.

@Razor-gx2dq

4 жыл бұрын

I'm hard pressed to find a RX 580 for $80 consistently but that might just be in my area.

Hi brayan great video as always could you do a tutorial about overclocking the aliexpress ddr4 ram? Thank you

People will probably complain, but the prices are right considering the labor put in them. People have to eat man. No different than a mechanic. Expertise costs.

I agree about PC aesthetics such as cables. The biggest value is in the price of the performance in the components. You can add a fancy case or RGB lighting, but neither deliver the performance that is desired.

25:00 you talk about there is a lot more in the "backend" stuff you got to do.... that's true for everything! There is a ton of work in anything, stuff people don't see.

What I'd like to add is that not everyone is looking at specs when buying a gaming PC. I've found this to be especially true for lower priced PC's; people will have criteria that you normally take for granted in a higher priced PC. Things like Windows 10, an HDMI port (to hook it up to their TV etc), or an SSD are the things that people who are looking to get a cheap PC look for. Putting that in the title can attract buyers in the lower budget space.

I've been selling PCs since I decided to build my own to slowly upgrade my rig and paying for it with sales. I've probably sold 16 PCs now with an average profit around $150 (USD) because I'm super picky about what I'll spend. $90-100 on RX580 or 480 8GB, $100-110 on GTX 1060 6GB, $130 for 4th gen i7 with board and 16GB ram. I even bought a $120 Vega 56 XFX dual fan version once. I've definitely paid off my PC with an i5 9600k, Z390 ITX board, GTX 1080ti and Lian Li TU150 case plus the 32" 1440p 144Hz monitor. I started with a Phenom X6 1055T, 16GB RAM and a Radeon HD 7850.

Thanks luv ya!

Welcome back to Tech Yes Academy!

@MarcoGPUtuber

4 жыл бұрын

My favourite uni!

Late to this one, but I picked up selling custom gaming PC's as a hobby on the side and have been doing it for about half a year. I've been doing exactly what you mentioned in this video before the video, checking the market, seeing what sells and what does not. I've probably sold about 15 in the timeframe. The key, as Bryan said, is to get the deals low to maximize the profit. I've hardly paid market value for anything except CPU's from Aliexpress. The one thing I've found that actually sells like hot cakes is absolute budget rigs with the older i7s/Xeons. I've had people drive over 2 hours just to get a rig with an X3470 and a R9 270X for the asking price, and have had people ask over the asking price for a similar system. Even if the system doesn't look that great, I've found that for some reason the budget market really sells. I feel like this is because for most people, if they're on Marketplace, they're looking for something in the lower budget second hand, but if you have 500-600USD in your pocket, people are more likely to build something new or have someone else do it for them.

And you provide a great service - and that Tech Yes Loving doesn't come cheap mate.

Hi, nice video, as usual. I was curious for a while how much profit you make selling PCs. I do it as well as a hobby but on a smaller scale then you do, I was wondering If you have to pay in Australia any extra income taxes onm the profit you make and if you have your own firm.

I cable manage everything, even my old Piiis lol, OCD

Hi !!!! Thanks !!!

I admit a stone cold Steve Austin level " what?" came out wen u said advertisement

KEEP YA HUSTLE ON MATES!!!

Pure gold..

I'm from Brisbane, completely agree about the sub-$200 pricing, I paid $250 for a second hand GTX 1060 6 GB G1 Gaming only months after it's release around end-16 early-17 admittedly a good deal but then sold it in January 2020 for $180. (Sorry kuz I should of inbox you first) The value is phenomenon. Pascal seems to be a the pinnacle for value/performance GPU's. I don't even look at Kepler anymore and I'm holding onto my GTX 1080 Strix OC now until at least next gen GPUs. I play many different games literally none of them have RTX.

I bought that exact 1660s earlier, had to snag it while it was so cheap

Hey Bryan! I noticed you mounted the drive wrong on the PC with the Fractal Design Core 1000. The screws go into the rubber gromets to descrease vibration (for HDDs)

@techyescity

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I think they need longer screws? Which I don't have any, I will try to fix that one up with new holes if need be.

@rafee9442

4 жыл бұрын

@@techyescity you can remove the rubber grommets too for SSDs, just pull them in the direction of the bigger hole (up or down) and it will come off, then you can use normal screws

Every Tomato and Ketchup cable PSU ive had i have just done a quick masking tape of the connectors and a small spritz of black (or any colour you wish) spray paint usually makes it look alot better if it bothers you. After all you dont need to touch it after its all connected up. Plus 1 can would last a dozen or so builds.

When you sell pcs do you sell them with an overclock or not

wondered have you ever done a vid on delivery/ postage and packing the items for shipment and do you do international shipping if the buyer pays ?. Shipping even in the same country here is hideously expensive let alone abroad and i always wondered about insurance

Ive been watching your videos and i have a question, what do you spray on the pc cases to clean them and on what other parts do you use it on?

Brian, how long between starting up building/selling gaming PCs did you allow for reputation building and then making profits of your work? Obviously, I don't think I can start making real profits on builds when I have only 5 sales under the belt, and I was only trying to break even for parts. I usually work with new parts, and I target the $1K crowd with military peeps (young dudes with steady income). I'm not even trying to rake in profit, as right now building rigs is more stress management and therapy for me. However, as I gain more experience, I feel I need to start getting return earning for my time and expertise at the very least. Just wondering what your two cents on this matter might be. Muchos arigatos!

Like Warren Buffet says: "Don't lose money."

Thanks

Can you make a video about your earnings through youtube? Such a video can get your noticed by people outside of the tech community. Also show your demographics in that video. I'm sure your viewership must be quite diversified geographically.

@Tech YES City What is the model of the case at 26:19? And thanks for awesome videos!

In the Seattle Offerup listings, I saw a 4770k, z87 board, 8gb of RAM, and a Corsair case that sold for $100. I'm pretty sure these parts will be resold. There's money to be made if you're willing to check the used listing constantly and snap up the deals ASAP. I don't check CL or Offerup enough to snap up these deals.

Where do you get your storage and psus? I've been having trouble finding a reliable source of psus for a good price, and I feel like I've been spending too much on the 1tb + 120gb ssd combo

Hey @techyescity ive built in thst fractal design case u showed last, its not actually missing a drive tray, the hard drive mounts using the bottom of the hard drive with screws that go into those rubber mounts

Hey Bryan, just wondering what the minimum testing regime you put a PC through before you sell it is? I generally stress test my GPU and CPU for 6 hours each and play a few rounds of fortnite before I consider a PC sellable. Is this enough, in your opinion?

@stanpi999

4 жыл бұрын

Lol 6 hours of stress test is just too much !!

@bludger85

4 жыл бұрын

If you are selling a liquid cooled oc pc at a premium. Why not. But if its a non K and decent PSU. A few games and short stresses should be plenty. I normally play a few hours of gaming on it whenver i sale.

@DuneRunnerEnterprises

4 жыл бұрын

Myself - running benchmark of Metro:Exodus,and then couple of hours playing Fallout 76, multiplayer and single. Fortnite &Pubg,of course. CS:GO can't play, have no slightest idea how to benchmark it.Just run a couple of times getting killed..

@zzly9338

4 жыл бұрын

I'm not Bryan, but I just run Prime95 and Unigine Heaven at the same time and watch the temperatures. I stop the test when the temperatures hit their peak and level out, that way I can see if the cooling is adequate and if the system is stable. This is actually more a worst case scenario tortute test than a stress test, so if it survives then it's fine.

@Brandon-uy1uv

4 жыл бұрын

I play a game of league of legends mostly just to see if the game installs correctly, then I play about an hour of gta v trying to get the setting right and some screen captures (temperature checking, ram and gpu vram testing). And then I run furmark and some heavy cpu loads to see if the psu or anything seems off for like an hour or two while I get pictures on my trash phone and make the post on Facebook.

Yo! i hit 5,2ghz cpu-z valid on a i7 970 on that intel board. Even hit 1200 in cinebench with 5ghz. That board is amazing! - don't underestimate that intel board!

When you sell a gaming computer do you sell an activated version of windows with it? Great video and Love the channel btw!

@morrisenslin2194

4 жыл бұрын

No, the OS is up to the buyer. Been doing this for about 10 years, never thought putting my hobby on youtube....

@zabuza_zen7217

4 жыл бұрын

@@morrisenslin2194 Thank you! That is what I told one of my buyer's but he didn't understand and thought I ripped him off.

#SNOWMAN

I can tell you that an RX580 out performs a 1060 6gb, only by a little bit but it does. I've had both the 3gb and 6gb 1060 a 480 470 and 2 580 8gbs and they all out perform the 1060 6gb

Couple things I have to say, first of all that last HDD in the case is mounted wrong I think, shouldn't it have the underside facing the side panel with the screws in the bottom? second I have to say that cases are really cheap down in Auz, here the cheapest cases are $45 CAD before taxes and for an ATX compatible system you are looking at another $10-15 with tempered class hitting $80. - Most importantly how to you title your ads on systems with Xeon's in them? do you use an equivalent i series name or how do you market them?

@DuneRunnerEnterprises

4 жыл бұрын

Tried to,nobady is getting this.... Now,I usually write as equal to I7.

@techyescity

4 жыл бұрын

The case doesn't have the included screws to mount it properly. I will probably just drill out some new holes. With the title just in this case I will do gpu and somethign else, like "Fast RGB GTX 1660 Super Gaming PC" then in the ad state that it has a xeon and its equivalent to an i7 3770.

thank you for inspiring me to build my first flip PC (i5 3470+1060 6GB), sadly I can't sell it lmao

you should get the ultrasonic bath that Kingpin uses to clean his overclocking mobos

Where do you get these cases with RGB and so on? (6:00) I think you use them more often in your builds. I really want them for the PC's I am selling too. :D By the way, sound like you said "RX five naughty". Laughed more then I should have. :D Much love from Germany: TechJaStadt

I'm sure you've mentioned it many times, but what is the cleaning spray you use? I see you spray it right onto the mobo. Thanks.

i personaly have moved from gaming pc´s only to refurbish laptops and iphones, smartphones tablets and keep going

Where do you get 16gb DDR3 for 50 AUD? *Edit, I just noticed it's a Xeon so I assume it's the cheaper "server only" ram from Ali?

@Technikkeller

4 жыл бұрын

usually x58 boards with xeons should be used with non-server motherboards for OC. So it must be normal ddr3 ram. Can be had in germany for roughtly 40€ or 50$

Almost every pc I have ever bought off of ebay has had some issue with it. 1. overheating cpu 2. ram dislodged during shipping 3. hdd bad It makes me nervous selling over the internet. All it takes is a minor issue that an inexperienced person can't get around and then you lose the return shipping costs or worse. I think I prefer to sell in person, demonstrate the stability of the build, and not have to worry about it again.

Black Friday sales happened over xmas. I bought all my parts for a new build and saved heaps. I bought an auros 2070 super for $200 less and ended up with another for nothing due to a shipping foul up by the retailer. Now trying to decide whether to sell it or go sli. That was my best deal lol, 2 auros 2070 supers for A$800. :)