Upgrading My Parent's Old PC - Part 1

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Upgrading My Parent's Old PC - Part 1

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I cant wait to build my next pc. Having a table full of computer parts is just one of the best things ever

AltarenGalil

And that memory will also downclock to 1333MHz as I mentioned on the previous video, as that is the max speed for a G3258. But, you did say a couple of days ago that you obtain most parts with upgradability in mind, so this memory will work out just fine.

ddt

Meanwhile Linus would be throwing in a Xeon chip and a couple of titans. You never know how much power older folks need.

jackhinkley

GREAT tip that wrapping the case/fan cables around the routing holes! Then upgrades like GPU's are still nice & easy to do. Thanks.

jasonhill

I like how you tied the cable for the ssd. great job. nice build. simplistic

stephenmcallister

I have that case and it's amazing for the price! My only gripe is the space behind the motherboard tray (as you mentioned) so I had to route my 24 pin in the middle. No window = No problem, No one is going to see it and it doesn't block much.

ekcivicuk

Very nice. Similar to what I built for my parents over last July. The Coolermaster case in this build does make me glad I used a Fractal Core 1300 though.

originaslpyderxta

Your new workspace looks amazing in the background!

O_Shag_Hennessy

Hey Paul thanks for the
video! it was awesome seeing you yesterday at team crispy live! it was such an honor because I built my first computer because of you and your videos. Thank you for showing up!

timothy

Very sick, looks like a pretty high end rig. Great job Paul.

eliteexposure

My mum's been complaining about her PC being slow and freezing up all the time. These videos couldn't have come at a better time! It's been a while - the last rig I built was my own PC over 4 years ago. Plus, I've never planned a build around Intel's integrated graphics, so this series' a perfect guideline. Cheers, Paul!

For the PSU I'm thinking of getting the Thermaltake London 550W instead of a Cooler Master G550M or V550 because of the wide flat cables for better cable management. Can anyone reading this vouch for Thermaltake? Are their power supplies any good?

FirefoxisredExplorerisblueGoog

Hey Paul, you should remove floppy cage for better air flow. i have the same case and with small bending you can put CPU power line behind the MB. thx for your attention

roginator