Turning leftover PC parts into a decent gaming PC :: ./techtipsy — Ramblings of a tech enthusiast.

Introduction About a year ago, I bought an used PC based off of a Lenovo Erazer X510. It had a dual-core Intel Pentium G3220 CPU, 4GB of DDR3 RAM, a crappy Codegen 400W power supply and a 60GB SSD. I added an Nvidia GTX 1050 and just like that, a budget gaming PC was born. My brother ended up using it, and it was good for games that didn’t require a powerful CPU.

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This INSANE Gaming PC Has NO MOVING PARTS We're packing WAY too much heat into a case that is almost entirely heatsinks to find out just how far fanless gaming has