The Case.
The Insides.
The Front.
Cheap But Runs Crysis
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My goal with this build is to make it as fast as possible while spending the least amount of money possible. I'll be upgrading this one a lot.
I built it from parts I got over time and some second-hand parts.
Parts: Cost:
PROCESSOR: I7 3770 27$ (second hand from repairs shop)
MOBO: Intel DH67BL (DH77EB died, 27$ from repairs shop) 0$ (my neighbor threw it out)
16GB RAM 13$ (4 sticks of 4GB. 2 are second hand from a repairs shop, two I got from a trade with my friend)
GPU: Nvidia GTX 950 0$ (Took it from my main PC after upgrade)
SSD: Corsair Force GS 0$ (Took it from my main PC after upgrade)
Heat sink: Freezer 7 PRO REV. 2 0$ (had it lying around)
PSU: TR2 RX-450 0$ (Took it from my main PC after upgrade)
Total cost: 67$
I built it from parts I got over time and some second-hand parts.
Parts: Cost:
PROCESSOR: I7 3770 27$ (second hand from repairs shop)
MOBO: Intel DH67BL (DH77EB died, 27$ from repairs shop) 0$ (my neighbor threw it out)
16GB RAM 13$ (4 sticks of 4GB. 2 are second hand from a repairs shop, two I got from a trade with my friend)
GPU: Nvidia GTX 950 0$ (Took it from my main PC after upgrade)
SSD: Corsair Force GS 0$ (Took it from my main PC after upgrade)
Heat sink: Freezer 7 PRO REV. 2 0$ (had it lying around)
PSU: TR2 RX-450 0$ (Took it from my main PC after upgrade)
Total cost: 67$
Color(s): Black
RGB Lighting? No
Theme: none
Cooling: Air Cooling
Size: ATX
Type: General Build
Build Updates
Upgraded GPU again
Upgraded Storage!
PC died :(
Fixed & Improved the PC dramatically!
Got more RAM
The PSU isn't actually the one in the form. it's actually an "Key Mouse Electronic Enterprise PX-250" 250W PSU, but i couldn't find any web data about it.
Upgraded PSU again again
Changed the motherboard
Upgraded the GT 210 to a GT 710.
Upgraded the 250W PSU to a Generic 500W one.
Upgraded PSU
Hardware
CPU
$ 178.70
Memory
Memory
$ 40.92
Memory
$ 18.99
Cooling
$ 30.25
Accessories
$ 148.00
Keyboard
$ 114.99
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