Ultra Budget Gaming PC Challenge - Aliexpress Edition

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Building a PC for under $500 can be done pretty easily… but what about for only $200? In todays challenge Jack and Matt go head to head letting the wheel decide their fate and not both of them got lucky….

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Jacksons PC

RX 5700

SjS B550M Ryzen 5 5500 16GB DDR4 Combo

Aigo CPU Cooler

256GB SSD

Zalman Gigamax 500w

Thermaltake Versa H18 Case

Matt’s PC

Zsus X79 Combo e5 2650 16GB Ram

Aigo Tower Cooler

RX 580 2048SP

Apevia Spirt 600w PSU

256GB SSD

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The editor having a blast mentioning how Jack forgot the keyboard and mouse 😂

DigitalSpcs

Props to the editor's roasting of Jackson for forgetting the mouse and kb

Edgemaster

The win goes to Matt because Jackson forgot to get a keyboard and mouse.

kenburroughs

Aliexpress is crazy good value for CPUs right now, got a 5800x3d for $180 and a 11900kf for $130. Insane value

cubancoffee

Yo! Toasty Bros! I love your budget conscious builds. I am really entertained by your aliexpress builds though. I was thinking about building one for my young son since they are so cheap. You always talk about the m.2s being wonky though. Could you perhaps make a video or a short explaining the issues you've had and what makes them act funky? Or a video testing how to get them to work or show why they don't? Is it the m.2 satas, the nvmes, the manufacturers? I like 2.5" ssds but I have been baptized by the glorious nvme waters.

Mojojojo

For anyone who might be interested in the budget xeons, for many of the v4 and v3 chips theres actually a bios hack that allows for higher all core boost clocks. It is overclocking technically but it uses a codec/bios code vs actually over clocking it works really well my one friend did it with a v3 xeon got 1ghz higher on the all core also the fact he had single channel memory thats impressive results for the xeon board

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