The Case.
The Insides.
The Front.
Cheap But Runs Crysis
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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