Thunder_Knight
Description
Built a PC for Programming and Gaming with Used, New, And Open Box Parts
Prices listed below in with taxes included Parts used in the Build:
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Used GTX 1660 $90 that came with a Used Gaming PC without storage with all of the Parts listed at $0
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Used 32GB DDR4-3200MT Used Ram for $60
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New SN530 SSD for $64
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Open Box Wifi 6E/Bluetooth Card $27
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Used Corsair AR120 Fans 3-Pack Without RGB Hub or iCUE Lighting Node $22.50
- Used Corsair RGB Hub Fan Controller and Used iCUE Lighting Node PRO RGB $15
- 2 Used Corsair LL120 RGB Fans for $20 in Total
Leftover Parts:
- DeepCool ARGB Fan Controller
- 2 DeepCool CF120 Fans that came with the Used PC
- Corsair ARGB to iCUE Adapter that came the Corsair AR120 Fans 3-Pack
Part Reviews
CPU
- No Official Windows 11 Support
- Significantly slower than newer CPUs In 2024 I recommend getting AMD Ryzen Instead
CPU Cooler
Cooled the i7-7700k Very Well at stock settings
Motherboard
- Has Overclocking Support
- Lacks ARGB and Only has 2 USB Headers
- Only Supports Intel 6th/7th Gen which aren't very good in 2024
Memory
- Looks Good
- Low Profile
- Works As expected
Memory
- I would rather not have the flashing LED
- I don't like how tall it is or how it looks
- Works As expected
Storage
- Cheap
- Only Ok Speed
- Good for Older PCs without PCIe Gen 4 Support
Video Card
- Looks Fantastic
- Performs Well
- Runs Cool
- Great value on the used market
Case
- Looks Good
- Easy to Build in
- Lacks Ports such as USB-C and a SD Card Slot
Wireless Network Adapter
- Fast Wifi
- Good Bluetooth
- Worth the Price
Case Fan
- Looks Better Than Great
- Corsair iCue for easy fan RGB control with the iCue App without the need for a ARGB Header on the motherboard
Case Fan
- Looks Great
- Good Performance
- Corsair iCue for easy fan RGB control with the iCue App without the need for a ARGB Header on the motherboard
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