Maxing out the CHEAPEST Walmart PC...Does it suck?! 

I'm glad they didn't just take it apart and add all new high end stuff.

It’s not a max out it’s an upgrade.

@@9852323its maxing out within reason, same thing bruv

what pc is it and link, i'm also looking into buying a gaming pc.

@@brianferreira3161 what’s your budget. I can help you if you want

@@Peter-tx3ln 600-800

@@Peter-tx3ln2 years no help

& Layout, this DTX Motherboard layout with 16x as the lower slot is not going to fit a 2slot GTX1050Ti or GTX1650 GPU

And before BUYING! I learned that the hard way with my 2016 Alienware laptop. I found out later it was only a dual core i5. 🤦‍♂️ I also learned Alienware is trash. 😂

@@brykit1972 fr- everyone has went through that faze of thinking alien ware was the best. But good thing I didn’t have enough money when I went through that faze.

@@matteo12311 Good on ya! The fan on mine pretty much runs all the time and it rattles, right out of the box. Would not recommend!

@@matteo12311 Yea, I am very thankful that I did not have enough money when I went through that phase

YEAH

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@kroniK How do youbhave 135 subs and dont make vids

@@crystalcactuis.w I made videos back then and I deleted it cuz It was bad and terrible. I’m editing my videos to look better and good quality

at this point just buy a console , laptops are mainly designed to slow down .

That is a sick deal

@@stonksified1264 Found out about it from ETA Prime's channel...he has great "grab 'em while they last" stuff from time to time. Only way to get a legit 5700G right now.

We got one of those on the way :)

@@ToastyBros Awesome. Can't wait to see what you do with it. I couldn't get it to run on 2x8GB of PatriotViper 3200 RAM, had to back down to some 2666 RAM sticks I had. Never did figure why. Not much BIOS to work with.

Do you remember where you found this power supply?

Yeah I have the same question cause I picked one of these up a week or two ago and I wanted to see if I could fit a GPU that wouldn't fry the 180 watt power supply... I could always upgrade the power supply to maybe 300-400, but since its still a pretty small case I didn't know if I could fit one in there...

@@nidalj1 G'day, I hope this can be of help to you if you do plan to upgrade your PC & maybe help Luvvy too, Without making any Major Upgrades beyond a GPU R3 3200G has a 65W TDP (although that is not Specific Power Draw, can be a rough guide for PSU & Cooler Spec) the max GPU I would recommend would be a GTX1050/1050Ti/1650 which have a 75W TDP, that together would be 140W leaving the other 40w for the SD, Hard Drive, Fans etc, The case does support 'Standard Width' GPUs so you wouldn't need a LowProfile version like the Toasty's used in this video, but preferably get one that Doesn't Require a 6pin PCIe Power plug, These are the TechPowerUp pages so you can scroll down the model list (each is a link to their own page) & check on each model to see if they do need extra power, www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-gtx-1050.c2875 www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-gtx-1050-ti.c2885 www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-gtx-1650.c3366 at 100W TDP even a GTX1650Super besides needing a 6pin PCIe would be a risk as the CPU & GPU would be demanding all the safely available power from the PSU, so not leaving power for Storage & Fans, Here is a link to HP Support video of Removing & Replacing Parts | HP Desktop M01-F0000 | HP Computer Service | HP: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fELywrIDarA.html It shows that although the PSU is not an 'ATX Standard' model the case does have the extra mounting holes for an 'ATX Standard' PSU, but the included Power supply does have the Proprietary HP 12v Only Cables for the Motherboard, so changing it if possible would require an adapter from ATX 24pin, Another thing to consider is Airflow, After Upgrading & Building many PCs for people one thing I have learned is that GPUs struggle for Fresh Air in these HP & Dell Cases, even RX570/580 & GTX1060s will run REALLY HOT with the side of the case on, so even with a PSU Upgrade I wouldn't recommend a GPU that exceeds 150W TDP all the best 😁

@@shaneeslick I'll go ahead and look more into the GPUs you've recommended me. Thank you!!

@@shaneeslick would a gt 1030 2gb work in one?

@@slimespump4l544 G'day, Yeah a GT1030 would be fine as they have a 30W TDP, for gaming they give performance similar to Vega11 IGP in the R5 3400G, depending how prices in your area & your budget also have a look at RX550, RX460/560, they all use DX12 for the latest games & have models that don't require extra 6pin PCIe power, www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-550.c2947 www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-460.c2849 www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-560.c2940 these are the steps for DX12 GPUs without the need for a PSU 6pin PCIe, GT1030, RX550, RX460, RX560, GTX1050, GTX1650, All the best finding something that suits your budget 😁

if you did this plesase tell me if it worked or not

Yes

bought it too. $75 bucks. its slow as all hell.

@@noughiphiet I use it for a cloud server and email server, I dont have any issues with it.

@@noughiphiet I have the same problem. Did you end up doing these upgrades? If so how did it turn out. My desktop is slow as hell for everything. It takes forever to open a web browser or do anything

​@USMC0621TX I am doing upgrades, I just bought a i5 10400, 16gb 2x8 ram kit from crucial, 500gb wd sn570 and a Nvidia quadro k1200. If my calculations are right it should be under 150w. So it should work. Just waiting on the parts to arrive. I'll let u know by Wednesday if it was a succes or a failure lol

@@raultrevino3449 so I went ahead and installed an Intel I3 and 16GB of RAM two of 8GB and an ADATA SU635 480GB SSD. Man this thing is freaking fast now. Everything opens up super quick with no lag at all. Windows and all the programs run off of the SSD which just made everything phenomenal. The only issue I had was installing the graphics card. I installed it but when I turned on my computer I would get a blank screen. Idk if it’s because I had to install the drivers first or what but I couldn’t see anything. I removed the graphics card and the computer is perfect. I’m gonna see if by installing the drivers it solves the problem.

But the power supply is only 180W