The Verge has made (and released) this utter abysmal $2k PC build ranging from adding an unnecessary amount of heat sink, to not putting the fans in his radiator; to playing a 120FPS capped League of Legends (you know, the game that can run on a sin…
The Verge has made (and released) this utter abysmal $2k PC build ranging from adding an unnecessary amount of heat sink, to not putting the fans in his radiator; to playing a 120FPS capped League of Legends (you know, the game that can run on a single-core processor on the shittiest of toaster PCs). For the ever loving gods that govern your soul, never use this as a real PC tutorial. This is full of errors and is horribly incorrect.
Please don't go after Stefan Etienne as it wasn't his fault for making this terrible, terrible video; that and he's not affiliated with The Verge anymore as he stopped working there since of this embarrassing incident and further background on him shows that he's an arrogant prick; so don't bother wasting your time on him.
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"So, how do we build a custom gaming PC? Well, it's not impossible to build your own Windows desktop. In fact, it's a great way to learn about what makes most computers tick. Building your own desktop is a great way to ensure you'll have a computer that perfectly suits your current (and future) needs. Here, Stefan Etienne shows us how to build your own gaming desktop.
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