Name: Sunday Tech Talk - 50ドル以下の中古CPU/GPUのすすめ (Sunday Tech Talk - Used CPU/GPU Recommendations For $50 Or Less)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:32:51.000Z
Duration: 7 min 34 s
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Sunday Tech Talk A show on Sunday where we talk about tech kind of an irrelevant name, considering this is a TEC channel, and we're always talking about tech one way or another.

Never mind now, because tonight I want to talk about processes and graphics cards, specifically those that fall under a certain price point on the used market.

Now, one of the most asked questions I get on Instagram is that regarding used CP use and GP use on what one's best under a certain price point.

The price point in question is often around the £50 off $50 mark.

That just seems to be a very common request on dhe.

I don't think it's too far fetched to expect to be able to find on O, K.

First of all, let's talk about process is because these are easier to find on a wider scale in terms of availability to a large audience.

What I mean by that is that if you look on places like Ali Express, often they'll have worldwide shipping on CP use.

They do take a little bit longer to turn up sometimes 34 weeks, but you can save a bit of money shopping around over there.

The obvious choice immediately would be a rising 3 1201 of the first generation risings It's released.

It's still a pretty good chips based on the A M four platforms.

Of course, there's an upgrade path as well.

Four calls forth for it's the fourth Threads may pose an issue in some instances, but it comes in and around that $50.50 euro or £50 price point you can actually buy locally on.

Dhe probably only spend a few pounds more, but if you have a strict budget off precisely 50 then buying from Ali Express will save you a bit of money.

But as I say, it may take longer to turn up.

Also available with things like the FX 83 50 a slightly older I am three plastic based trip on one that can be found quite easily on E Bay for under £50 here in the UK Now you could get lucky with an auction and end up paying even less.

But generally I find that they don't cost too much in terms of by now listings, either.

You don't really have anywhere to go in terms of an upgrade on DDE.

It's worth mentioning that the rise in 3 1200 could probably also outperform the FX 8383 50 these days.

Let's let's move on to one of my favorite recommendations, Old Zealand's.

Now these have been mentioned countless times.

Sometimes those people will recommend zones without thinking about the motherboard, for example, and x 56 50 probably a chip I've recommended in the past as well.

You can pick them up for about seven or £8 here in the UK, sometimes maybe even cheaper.

But then you will have to get 13 66 mother book, which is not only harder to come by but can be quite expensive as well.

My personal favorite Z on line up at the moment are the old Sandy Bridge, 11 55 based E three line and, for example, anything from the E 3 12 30 and above.

You can get the E 3 12 20 the E 3 12 25 but these air forecourt for threaded chips and I think for the extra few pounds you'll end up spending Andy 3 12 30 above with four course and eight threats would be a much better choice.

Now these old zones are probably equal to something like a sandy bridge by seven.

But of course, you don't get the integrated graphic.

So if you're opting for a CPU like that, then the integrated graphics probably aren't off great concern to you in the first place.

No near these great gaming Cp use that money.

But they also are compatible with the 11 55 platform, which, as you know, the boards for are absolutely plentiful when you don't have to fork out a ton of money to find one.

It's definitely worth considering the e three Sandy Bridge Zealand's If you're looking for something not too expensive, but something that can also handle modern games fairly well to those four cause on the eight threats off the zones will certainly help.

They're definitely the ones that painful.

As I say, the 12 2012 25 are also available at pretty decent use prices, but they do have four threads, which you may find limiting in certain instances.

My recommendation on 12 30 or above now recommending a graphics card is a totally different ball game because the prices totally, very depending on where you are.

Unlike CP use, there isn't really a lot available in one specific place.

For example, with CP use you've got really express you ship internationally on dhe.

Anyone from anywhere Comm purchase one for the same price just converted to your currency.

There are some graphics cards on there from what I've seen, but your best that for picking up the use graphics card.

It's certainly saw it, too, like eBay or other used websites to, for example, you could pick up a lucky deal on the Facebook marketplace or gum tree or spark.

Under there, have been some pretty decent deals on that I've seen.

To be honest, I prefer sticking to somewhere like C E X.

If you live in the UK because they offer a two year warranty on pretty much everything, and if your car doesn't work, you can take it right back.

There's also some pretty decent deals to be had under their graphics card section, and there's always loads in stock.

I'm gonna sound like I'm working for them if I keep talking like that anyway, West C E X is an available, even is a pretty decent choice.

I've used Big Boy here to work out some averages, and I found that the Rx 4 60 goes for under £50.50 dollars or 50 euros.

What's good about the four sixties that some of the models don't require six pin connector so you can stop them into any PC and instantly transform it into a budget gaming rig?

In videos, Drea Tex, 7 60 can also be found now for pretty decent price.

The 7 50 t I was always my recommendation, but I think seven sixties aren't too hard to find, either.

Now I've used big boy here because they take the average from a whole bunch of auctions on DDE.

It generally gives you a good idea of what you can expect to find a GPU price that online now Am D cards tend to age better in my experience than in video ones.

Andi, I think an R 9 to 70 X is also a pretty decent recommendation.

You'll need a beef your power supply than you would for save the Rx for 60.

But you can also find these for pretty decent prices online as well.

Alternatively, if you want to stick to something that doesn't require an extra six pin, the 7 50 T eyes are still widely available.

You could possibly find a 10 30 Judy DDR five version for less than 50.

They're probably a little harder to come by than a lot off older, slightly more powerful cards.

But I have seen a few that retail for under £50 here on eBay UK.

There just a few of my recommendations I will be putting together build using a few of these parts, particularly the Sandy Bridge Z on a CZ well that I spoke about because I really do like those.

I think they're still pretty decent even today.

But with everything said, I'm gonna leave it there.

That's all I really wanted to talk about because it's been something I've been getting a lot of questions about recently.

So as always, thank you for watching leave alike on it.

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