**The Build: A Ultra Budget PC with eBay Components**
We decided to build an ultra budget PC using components purchased from eBay, and our first real case is a pick up local deal for a Micro ATX tower. The price of this system is around $2677, but the seller has offered free shipping, which brings the cost down significantly. We'll be using a 500GB SSD that we had previously agreed on as part of the build.
**Graphics Card Selection**
We're looking to purchase a graphics card for our build, and there are several options available on eBay. The first option is an RX 580, but it's not going to fit in our case. We'll need to look for a different model. Our next best option is the Sapphire Nitro X 480, which is currently priced at $89 with free shipping. This is the cheapest we can get, and it should provide good performance.
**CPU Selection**
With our graphics card chosen, we're now looking to select a CPU for our build. We have a budget of around $200, and we want to make sure that we're getting a processor that will provide good performance. Our first option is an AMD Ryzen 5 3600, but it's priced at $199, which is close to our budget. However, we also see that the Ryzen 3 3100 is available for $52, which is significantly cheaper. We'll need to decide whether or not this processor is sufficient for our needs.
**Motherboard Selection**
With our CPU chosen, we're now looking to select a motherboard that will support it. Our first option is an ASRock B450M Steel Legend Micro ATX motherboard, which is priced at $20 with free shipping. This is the cheapest option available, and it should provide good performance for our build.
**RAM Selection**
We have a budget of around $50 left for RAM, and we're looking to purchase 16GB of DDR3 RAM. Our first option is Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600MHz C10 RAM, which is priced at $42.
**Final Total**
With all our components chosen, we can now calculate the final total cost of our build. We have a CPU that costs $52, a motherboard that costs $20, and RAM that costs $42. This brings the total cost to $114. The graphics card will be the Sapphire Nitro X 480, which is priced at $89. The case is free with shipping.
**Conclusion**
We've successfully built an ultra budget PC using components purchased from eBay. We've taken advantage of some great deals on components such as the motherboard and RAM, and we're confident that our build will provide good performance for its price. We'll be posting more about this build in future videos, including benchmarks and comparisons to other builds.
**Ebay Deal Hunting**
We used eBay to find our components, and we were able to take advantage of some great deals on the following items:
* Micro ATX Tower Case: $2677 with free shipping
* Sapphire Nitro X 480 Graphics Card: $89 with free shipping
* ASRock B450M Steel Legend Micro ATX Motherboard: $20 with free shipping
* Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600MHz C10 RAM: $42
* Ryzen 5 3600 CPU: $199
* Ryzen 3 3100 CPU: $52
We were able to find these deals by using the eBay Deal Hunter feature, which allows us to search for items based on price and availability. We also used other tools such as eBay's " completed listings" feature to see what similar items have sold for in the past.
**Delivery Estimates**
Our components should arrive within a week or so of purchasing them. We'll be posting more about our build process in future videos, including delivery estimates and any issues we may encounter along the way.
**Aziz and Greg's Channels**
We'd like to thank Aziz and Greg for their great deal hunting skills, which helped us find some amazing deals on components for our build. Be sure to check out their channels for more great content on eBay deal hunting and PC building.
**Final Thoughts**
We're excited to have finally built an ultra budget PC using components purchased from eBay. We'll be posting more about this build in future videos, including benchmarks and comparisons to other builds. Thanks for watching!