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He’s really missing out. Hardcore toxicposting like this is why I haven’t interacted much with tech forums in a long time. Yeah he won’t even be able to slot a $800 RTX card into his $300 build. How did you get the gtx 1060 mining working? did you have to do some stuff with the drivers? So being able to do something like this is what allows them to have a decent gaming computer in the first place. They were trying to share their experience in a very casual manner, and you basically went 'hah, clickbait, just do this for $50-100 more 4head'Īnother thing to consider is that people who do things like this, generally dont have that extra 50-100, even if going a little higher is a better value, that doesnt mean they have that money at all. It does not have a bios without UEFI support.Īlso this is a really cool post, please calm down. or 50-ish bucks for a new ryzen 3000gĤ0-50$ for a A320 motherboard (open box, or from ebay/craigslist/facebook), 55-60$ new, ~75$ for new b450Ī cardboard box for a case or 10-20$ on ebay/craigslist/facebook it's not really $300 if you 'found' a dell optiplex that's otherwise probably 100-150$ refurbished.Īlso, dell machine probably had one of those bioses without uefi support and that means it won't allow RX or RTX cards to work. But it does exactly what i set out to accomplish. This was my first build and i made mistakes and struggled at times. But in a weird way i'm just as proud of this as i would be a top tier set up. I know there are people with a way bigger budget, people that want a system they can show off. When i think it's fair to say the majority of people just want to have a good experience with the game they want to play.

I just wanted to put this out there because i feel like so many people, including myself initially get swept up in what is the newest, fastest, better than last years thing. I have less than 300 bucks invested and i couldn't be happier, i had a friend fab me a side panel and i wired in some rgb and its more than enough for me. Alone on track i can get around 150 fps and up. Literally, On iracing specifically running all settings on high using a ultrawide 32 inch 2560 x 1080 monitor I am getting anywhere between 95-125 fps during a live, filled up race.

Got a used 4670k for 60 bucks, a used gtx 1060 mini 6gb for 110, threw in a 240 gig ssd that i had from an old project, and a HD, 16 gigs of ddr3 that i got from crucial for 70 bucks and i was off to the races. It happened to have a q87 mobo with an LGA1150 socket.

I found a used Dell Optiplex 7020, 40 bucks. You don't need the newest shiniest bit of kit to have a great experience This is what i did, and imho it's the best and most cost effective way for someone with a budget and who is willing to look on the used market to come out ahead something decent. Without knowing if iracing was going to be what i was hoping it would be, I made the decision to not invest a lot of money.

#IMHO THE BEST APP BUILDER 1080P#

I wanted to get a good-great 1080p experience. Got into racing sims on the ps4, needed something more.

#IMHO THE BEST APP BUILDER PC#

Quick backstory long time tech enthusiast, but never really migrated into the pc space until early this year.

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