This Gaming PC is CRAZY Powerful & Cheap! 😍

It’s time to upgrade our 1440P sleeper to an ultimate 4K sleeper on the cheap! This system all in will be under $700 and should allow for beyond console level performance, and think of all the money you’ll save on games!

RX 6700 XT

Lenovo ThinkStation P520 16gb ddr4 Xeon W-2135 6 core 12 thread

Netac 1TB 2.5 inch SSD

Windows 10 Keys
GVGmall 25% discount code：TB20

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[aidenquinn]

These old pc transformation builds you guys show off actually gave me an idea earlier in this year. I have family and friends that live in countries without easy access to pc parts at affordable price so I started converting old workstations like Optiplex’s into gaming pcs and sending them internationally. Pretty amazing what you can squeeze out of even the smallest of optiplex’s

[pcserverparts]

Thanks for ordering from us, guys. Awesome video!

[mlggamer]

These turning old pcs into gaming pcs series is amazing!

[lbs]

literally been building pcs like this for yeeeeaaaarrrs. ppl love them too

[kobylarsen]

After the first video y'all did on this PC, I was so excited to get into PC gaming for so cheap. I bought this Lenovo and added an m.2 ssd and a rtx 2080 super, for a combined total of $500. This thing is honestly amazing for the price and I thank you for making such great content.

[SSJ]

This is an incredible deal. If you already have some parts laying around, you can get this for even cheaper than $500. The fact that the barebones kit comes with a 900w psu, a CPU, a motherboard with 8 ram slots (quad channel), ecc support, dual m.2 slots, AND a case, with the ceiling for upgrades being virtually limitless. All for only $130. Just amazing.

[gutter]

I have this exact same PC with the 6 core/ 12 thread CPU and 32GB RAM. I'm running the Pulse RX 6800XT with no issues at all. 🤷‍♂

[mrmoonmonk]

I think the playstation 5 when running 4k on games, uses upscaling technology and truly runs at 720p and upscales to 4k from there . the Xbox series x when playing games at 4k, upscales to 4k from 1080p .. so neither console runs native 4k when playing games at 4k.

[jacksonbtb]

I use the i9-7900x, which is basically this same chip but unlocked for x299. Hits 4.7ghz easy. Even at stock speeds it does great with my 6700 xt.

[railgun_runner]

I did exactly that after seeing the first video. Friend of a friend needed a build, so I bought one of these things + RAM + storage + RTX 3060

[TravisTeeSweg]

I bought one of these and have it paired with a 3080 currently. No issues so far.

[vwbug]

I am, right now, replying on a rig I built for $700 that has two Xeon processors that each have 18 cores, 36 threads, for 36 cores and 72 threads that each have a 120mm AIO liquid coler. Inside a tempered glass case with RGB lighting, along with an 850 watt full modular PSU, 64GB RAM, a used 3060 12GB GPU, a 4TB gen3 m.2, and a gigabit wifi and bluetooth combo card.

[wslcfarm]

Dude just so you'll know I liked and subscribed just because you had the ROADKILL T-SHIRT ON....THEY ARE AWESOME... LIKED YOU VIDEO AS WELL...

[michwing]

Sold my 5600x/3070ti custom build for the 8 core version of one of these p520's and popped a 2nd hand 6700xt into it. Getting roughly the same performance at 1440p for a build that cost less than $600. Considering upgrading the cooler and exhaust fan to keep noise down but its been a fun experiment. It will let me down some day and then I have a good reason to custom build again!

[OgMcFaded]

I been watching toasty bros for years now. Always loved these diy office build videos

[raym]

To Comment on the 4K statement: I don't really think that many people are looking to play at 4K because its simply to expensive for most people. 1440P is in fact the sweet spot that most people tend to gravitate toward these days. I build up to 200 machines a year and this is the trend that I see.

[SpeedmanRC]

My 2nd PC ever was a Levono refurb tower with a I7 2600 and I added a new PSU and a used 1070. Then now gaming with a 5800X3D and a 7900XT.

[nadtz]

Actually like 2% of the steam survey demands 4k gaming =D But I do like watching these machines have life breathed back into them. Personally did this with a Dell T5810 during the lockdowns, added a e5 2678V3, m.2 on an adapter and first a 5500xt then a 3070. Served me well till the SSD kicked the bucket, then I built myself a new machine 13700k.

[seank]

Custom clear side panel mod!!!!

The optiplex you did looked great

[BlkPhilDutch]

wondering if doing a case sweep with this will work.