How hard it is to outperform a NEW $500 Budget PC? Timestamps: 0:00 wtf I have on my table 0:15 The most boring cpu 0:44 Who buys these motherboards? 1:11 Other PC's sneak peek 1:19 The required amount of dedddiadded wham 1:37 New SSD (Preloaded with ransomware) 1:54 Cooling (Chilling) 2:17 Bro snuck in an RTX 4070 in there 2:52 Exploding PSU 3:15 Worst new case in existence 3:24 Skip this part 3:38 Scrapyard wars deleted footage 4:08 Best used CPU in 2023 4:44 Bro is joking, right? 5:31 Actually cool finds 5:42 The sketchiest RTX 6:13 Fanciest case under 40$ 6:30 Alternate universes 6:55 Benchmarking is kinda boring 7:22 CS2 lobbies are pretty crazy 7:42 Warzone is broken as always 7:55 Casual walk on Starfield 8:14 So yeah... Games tested: Starfield 1080p Medium FSR On Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) 1080p Low COD Warzone 1440p Balanced, DLSS/FSR On Fortnite 1080p Medium FSR/DLSS Off PC 1 (New) Total Price paid: 497.25 Eur Ryzen 5 3600 (Was possible to get a Ryzen 5 5600 and RX 6600, or Ryzen 5 5500 and RTX 3050, but chose to prioritize the graphics card because this Ryzen is still pretty decent) 16GB RAM RX 6650 XT 480GB SSD PC 2 (Kebab with mix sauce) Total price paid: 500 Eur Ryzen 5 5600 (For the same price it was possible to get an i3-12100F, but chose not to because of extra cores in Ryzen) 16GB RAM RTX 3060 Ti 1TB SSD