Build Your Own Gaming Computer On A Budget

IF YOU OWN AN EMOUNT SONY CAMERA, YOU NEED THIS ONE IN YOUR COLLECTION.

NO BRAINER-BUY ONE..DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK...IT PAYS OFF! SMALL MANFOTTO STANDS WILL FIT IN THIS CASE, WITH MY A10 PROFOTO LIGHTS, XCD100C HASSLEBLAD AND 2-3 LENS, OR THE PEAK DESIGN TRIPOD IF NO STANDS THE ROLLER IS GOOD Case is light.. Divider is Excellent-in my humble opinion

BEVARE OF THE MAGENTA COATING...IF YOU ARE DEVELOPING YOUR OWN B&W FILM..YOU HAVE TO FIX IT EVERY TIME TO GET RID OF MAGENTA(PINK) COAT..OTHERWISE IT IS EXCELLENT.

SLAP THIS MIC ON ANYHTING IF YOUR ON A BUDGET!!!

IF YOU DONT OWN A PELICAN YOU NEED TO ITS THE PERFECT SETUP FOR BRINGING AROUND YOUR FILM CAMERAS TO EVERY SHOOT

Im using this RAM with a low-end budget gaming build: AMD Ryzen 3 2200g, Asus Prime B350M-A, 128GB PNY SSD, 1TB WD Blue 7200RPM HDD Ive never have had the experience of having more than 4GB of ram in my pc, and I hope that this RAM will perform well in the future, and I might buy this again if an upgrade is needed. Im also looking ahead to overclocking the RAM so that it will work better with the CPU, and so that my gaming experience will be better than before.

great card for an entry level quasi budget build for HD gaming

When I build a new computer it's done with the best components my budget will support. Mostly because I upgrade my system over time to extend it's viability. This time around the budget resulted in a top notch system. High end MB, Intel I9 processor, lots of fast memory, and, of course, an RTX 4090 graphics card. Gigabyte has become my go to computer hardware vendor. Their products are virtually always bulletproof. The RTX Master 4090 is no exception. This video card more than delivers the expected performance. The cooling on the card is outstanding and negates the need for water works, even when overclocking. Benchmark software temperatures have been well within recommended limits; even cool. Do note that this card is a BEAST and takes up a lot of room, so measure your case and other expansion cards carefully! Oh, and plan to feed it properly; a 1200 watt power supply was my choice. Do the above and you will find the Gigabyte GeForce RTX Master to be the cherry on top of your new computer build.

Works great in my recent budget build Pros: High wattage for future computer upgrades, fan is quiet Cons: Included cord is a bit short

Own another one already.