Finishing My Dream $76 Windows XP PC 

Thanks brother that means a lot so glad you enjoy my videos. It's hard to compete with the big budget big team cannels out there but if each video gets a bit better one day I might make it to 1000 subs. Cheers mate catch you on the next one 😊

@@TheDiWhyGuy Challenge another tuber to a budget build contest! Good exposure for all parties involved 😉

@@techromancer313 thats a good idea

100% your right it's not much different and just as much fun plus you use and develop hands on skills and cars these days are turning into PC's haha. Keep up the good work mate!

Thanks mate, 100% and as long as you keep you voltage under the brands recommended maximum (normally around 1.35volts) and with good cooling you'll have no worries. Thanks for watching

haha maybe one day it will but for now thanks for watching mate 😊

haha been a while since I done one

Thanks so much! I have the best audience you guys are the best 😁

Done a live stream last night here's the link if you missed it ru-vid.comNlygn5xeaIQ?feature=share cheers mate

No way what are the chances of that haha so cool to know they still out there such a nice case for the time 😁

Yes indeed

@@TheDiWhyGuy *TL;DR- I've saved 4 of these Lian Li PC-6xx chassis, they were well ahead of their time for case design and still great cases today.* People forget most PCs from this era were still rocking beige plastics over steel, so an all-Aluminum construction was special even then. I got a silver PC-601 from my University' Physics Department' dumpster. It now runs a Core i7 990X. I also got a black PC-61 from a Craigslist ad for $25; turns out it was once a NORAD PC earlier in its life; the hard drive was pulled for shredding but I got the rest of the system. It now runs a Core i7 4770K. I have another that's a PC-60 Plus, it hasn't been built in yet, the case was damaged by the shipper so I got a partial refund; it was $50 marked down to $30, and it kinda needs some parts now that I've borrowed some for the crown-jewel: an $80 Craigslist-find ProMagix HD60. I used wayback machine to find more info: this was a System Integrator of Lian Li that had bespoke cases made for their custom gaming PCs; the one I found was based on the PC-60 chassis with a new milled faceplate and swinging optical drive-cover, and was spec'd around $4k MSRP when new, complete with Core 2 Quad, cold-cathode lighting, the V1000 style removable case wheels, and the plexi side panels like yours. I think I'm going to leave this one stock: it came with an EVGA SLI motherboard and matching SLI ready RAM, it's missing the original GPU, but I do have an ATI HD5970 in my parts bin that should fit (it's a dual-GPU card) and be period-correct. Both the PC-601A and PC-61B have solid side panels, only the PC-60B Plus has the acrylic panel as well, but I sort of prefer the look of the solid panels for those. Both cases were missing 2x optical drive covers, so I used leftover Blu-Ray drives or sound card I/O controllers to fill the holes, and they're functional too. I also kept all the old Athlon64 hardware from them, and I have more generic steel cases so I can still make retro 98/2000/XP machines with the leftover bits. Watching was lots of fun; glad to see other PC enthusiasts saving these older, classy rigs!

Far out well done saving all those old PC's you done a good job by the sounds what a cool collection 😁 glad you injoyed the video thanks for watching and keep up the good work mate!

Hope that wasn't too Korny haha

chur brother

здорово, это хорошая установка для некоторых классических игр

Потому что я могу, это для развлечения, как вызов

haha sounds like a good problem to have, I keep find so many good games for 1 or 2 bucks can't go wrong...