We UPGRADED the $69 Gaming PC and it ROCKS!

# Building a Budget Gaming PC: A Step-by-Step Journey

In the final episode of our 69 gaming PC saga, we took on an ambitious project to transform an old Dell Optiplex into a decent gaming machine. We bought the system for just $27 on eBay and added a 30 graphics card, achieving playable frame rates in casual and esports games. However, we weren’t satisfied with our initial setup and decided to take our project further by upgrading the system with more budget-friendly parts.

## The Initial System and Upgrades

Our journey began with an old Dell Optiplex, which we purchased for $27 on eBay. Despite its age, we saw potential in this machine. We added a 30 graphics card, which allowed us to achieve playable frame rates in various games. However, we quickly realized that our system was far from optimal.

The next step was to take advice from our own experiences and the community to improve the system further. Our goal was clear: to undercut the cost of building a new gaming PC (which is around $350-400 for decent performance) while achieving smooth 1080p frame rates at medium settings.

## Upgrading the Graphics Card

The first major upgrade we tackled was the graphics card. Given that our original GTX 650 had a broken fan, it was limiting us to 720p and low settings. We tested three different GPUs: the GTX 750 Ti, GTX 950, and GTX 1050 Ti. Each of these cards offered better performance than the GTX 650, but we were surprised by how much more power-efficient they were.

One notable benefit was that many of these newer GPUs didn’t require an external power adapter—unlike our old GTX 650, which needed a SATA-to-PCIe power cable. However, even with this improvement, we still needed to use a PCIe riser card, which added some complexity to the build.

After testing, we found that the GTX 750 Ti provided significant improvements in games like Overwatch and Rocket League. While frame rates weren’t perfect, they were playable at 1080p. However, our CPU usage remained consistently high, indicating that our system was still bottlenecked by the processor.

## Upgrading the CPU

With the GPU upgrade showing promise, we knew the next logical step was to address the CPU bottleneck. Our original Intel Core 2 Duo from 2007 was no match for modern gaming demands. According to Intel’s compatibility list, the most powerful CPU for our motherboard was the Core i7 Quad QX9650. However, Dell had never validated this processor with our specific Optiplex model.

Thankfully, we found a compatible CPU through Free Geek, a local non-profit electronics recycling outfit. We received an Intel Core 2 Quad 9550, which offered quad-core performance at a fraction of the cost. This upgrade made a massive difference in game performance, especially in competitive titles like CS:GO and Rocket League.

## Storage Upgrade

Another critical upgrade was moving from a hard drive to an SSD. We installed a Corsair Force LE SSD, which transformed the system’s responsiveness. Opening applications and switching tabs felt almost instantaneous, making this old machine feel nearly new again.

## RAM Upgrade Challenges

The final step was upgrading our RAM. Our Dell Optiplex supported only 4GB of RAM in two DIMMs, but we had some DDR3 sticks lying around. We decided to add another 4GB stick, bringing the total to 8GB. Despite initial concerns about compatibility and hardware locks, the upgrade went smoothly. However, we noted that the improvement in gaming performance was minimal, likely due to the limited impact of upgrading from 4GB to 8GB on modern games.

## Conclusion

Our journey of transforming a $27 Dell Optiplex into a decent gaming PC has been nothing short of remarkable. By carefully selecting budget parts and strategically upgrading components, we achieved smooth 1080p gaming at medium settings for under $120. The final system includes:

- **Dell Optiplex**: $27

- **Intel Core 2 Quad 9550 CPU**: $30

- **GTX 750 Ti GPU**: $60

- **Corsair Force LE SSD**: $30

While we encountered a few challenges, such as the CPU compatibility issue and limited RAM upgrade benefits, the overall success of this project proves that PC gaming doesn’t have to be expensive. With some patience, research, and a willingness to experiment, anyone can build a decent gaming rig on a budget.

## Final Thoughts

Our experience highlights the importance of doing thorough research before diving into upgrades. While not everyone might want to tackle such an ambitious project, it’s worth noting that PC gaming is more accessible than many people think. If you’re willing to put in the time and effort, you can create a powerful gaming machine without breaking the bank.

As we wrap up this saga, our old Optiplex now stands as a testament to what can be achieved with persistence and creativity. It’s a reminder that even decade-old hardware can still hold its own against modern gaming demands—provided you know how to optimize it properly.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enin the last episode of the 69 gaming pc saga we bought a dell optiplex for 27 bucks on ebay stuck in a 30 graphics card and got playable frame rates in a variety of popular casual and esports games that is depending on your standard for playable but we didn't stop there it's dramatic right so for our second installment we're actually taking a combination of our own advice yeah and some from our community to bring that standard that playable standard up by upgrading our original system with a few more budget parts and hopefully turning it into an actually decent gaming pc so can we build it yes we can maybe uh i actually i don't know i'm not sure is that a bob the builder thing isn't it can we fix it the new be quiet silent base offers great usability and utilizes noise dampening events to keep your pc quiet check it out on newegg at the link below so here's the deal using current gen parts the cheapest gaming pc that you could build today and that would actually be worth building is probably around 350 to 400 bucks so in order to make our frankensteinish collection of parts worth the time investment and the inherent risks that come with buying used hardware we figure we've got to undercut that price by a pretty good margin while getting legitimately decent frame rates so our goal here is smooth 1080p gaming at medium or so settings so as a refresher here's our original system there are some things we can upgrade in here like the cardboard but there are some other things that we're going to be stuck with like the motherboard the cooler the case and the power supply once we start replacing those core components that usually means we're better off building something new but that also means that we're going to have to be stuck with the 255 watt power limit so the most obvious component to upgrade here given that our gtx 650 poor thing broken fan had us stuck at 720p and low settings for the most part is the graphics card but there's been a lot of generations of graphics cards since the 600 series so which one should we go with newer ones are obviously going to get us better performance but they stand to potentially be bottlenecked and they obviously come with a higher price tag so to find the best bang for the buck we hooked up our gtx 750 ti a gtx 950 and a gtx 1050 ti and ran some tests there's some good news here for those of you who are allergic to jank by the way i mean we're not no clearly but some people are and that is that many of these newer gpus actually are so much more power efficient that we can get rid of that sata to six pin pci express power adapter because they can draw all the power they need from the slot so no more of this weird cable nonsense yes like this one oh great oh oh shoot actually i'm sorry uh we're still gonna need that pci express riser okay yeah yeah charge your right click and then you're gonna get yeah you can't hold it forever yeah life's tough oh you're dead yep if you pressed either you would have lived all right okay so that's overwatch looks pretty good wow look at the cpu usage though 90 yeah yeah get them um so yeah with rocket league we're getting around the same frame rate even though we've upgraded the gpu so it's actually still very impressive you know we're getting very playable frame rates here at 80 right now nice and smooth 1080. even as you went through a whole particle cloud it was at the 90 right there but uh we're not getting that much of an improvement yeah once again cpu activity pinned above 90 percent yep all the way this is uh pretty much all we need to know but why don't we open up one more game just for a good measure here okay so uh once again we are now running at 1080p what kind of details are we looking at here uh it's low everything low everything and really no improvement to speak of yeah still around like 40 something yeah this is this is noticeably choppy yeah we were at like i think we got a whoa bad guy was that packing good guy yeah i can't tell the difference in cs go when they don't have big red markers above their heads like in overwatch they do they have that in overwatch that's why i like it so in summary going with a 750 ti but leaving everything else the same gets overwatch more playable and then similar results in csgo and rocket league but this time at 1080p instead of 720p so it's an improvement but the the issue here is that our frame rates are still not great they're about the same they dip below comfortably playable exactly so time to upgrade all right let's do it did i leave you hanging there no i i just oh that time i did oh this guy's cheating he's definitely using net hacks what what is a net hack i don't even know the hacks are the strongest hacks there are hacks that interfere with the network connection oh nice did you see that kill even with a cpu even even with the system being cpu bound i'm trash in the competition okay you're only firing at the like the big guy yeah because that's all you can hit he's a big target 35 sds i gotta reload let me reload oh i just got my ultimate oh all right let's go on to the next game okay but you're just gonna play goalie i missed it i mean i shouldn't surprise me that much i knew we were cpu bound but i i thought maybe yeah and like nothing's happening on screen i'm just like walking around it's still like well okay now it's at 50 but a second ago was that like 40 yeah and you're dipped down under 40 32 there so in summary then even with our first gpu upgrade we saw limited to no improvement and then because of a fairly obvious significant cpu bottleneck here well we continued to have the same experience as we made our way up the gpu stack so the next upgrade is obviously going to be our cpu not only is our original one here from 2007 it's also a dual core which wasn't a problem for gaming then but it definitely is now so according to intel's compatibility list the most powerful cpu for this chipset the intel g41 express is the core ii quad qx 9650 it actually runs at a similar clock speed but it's got twice as many cores and we happen to have one it's a good thing we did all the testing before i started filming geez thanks for being careful with that i got a screwdriver too let's do it together yes this is not one of those i'm sure there was a time once boy it's nice how easy these upgrades are to get at here this is like a hinge yeah great great what's not so great is the fact that there is more to cpu compatibility than intel's guidelines i'm afraid it turns out dell never validated the qx 9650 on this motherboard which i guess kind of makes sense since who would put an extreme edition in a business tower that doesn't make any money maybe a crazy person would try that so we needed to find one of the processors on dell's compatibility list and our old friends at freegeek a non-profit electronics recycling outfit located here in vancouver came to the rescue they hooked us up with an intel core 2 quad 9550 it's a couple steps down from the qx 9650 and it has a slightly lower clock speed than even our e 7500 but it's still a quad core so we're hoping for a big improvement cs go whoa go whoa dang buttery smooth that is way smoother look at that and like and this is with the 750 ti this is the 750 ti and 30 more for a cpu quad-core cpu wow i mean i still can't kill anything but yeah you know so you're hovering around 90 100 plus right now yeah going going up from 45 and far more importantly if you're playing something competitive is when there's a bunch of action on the screen we're not getting those same kinds of frame drops or dips or hitches like it's it's smooth when you pan around a corner there's no stutter you know it honestly it's blowing me away this is very playable yeah boom boom boom boom get him get him get him a head shot whoa he went flying yeah i fired i fire large let's you fire large bullets when i play csgo i like to fire a slightly larger bullet than everyone else i closed it like an idiot but we were sitting at only around 60 cpu usage were we so there you go just not running into a bottleneck just having a couple of extra cores available to it huh ended up increasing rfps what like 70 i'm bad at math that's crazy but it went up a lot all right let's see you pull some noobs down 204 yeah you're in the menu smart guy let's go let's go this guy is really bad but you haven't killed him yet no but this is on his heart oh man now you've got reinforcements i missed the sleep dirt did you get them eliminated eliminated that's what i do to bad guys you guys killed each other though interestingly though that's our cpu utilization in overwatch so we were still running into a cpu bottleneck which means that even though we only upgraded our gpu one more tier we probably wouldn't get any further improvements out of an even better one because we had such a great um experience with cs go and overwatch we decided it's the cheapest gaming pc we might as well add the cheapest free game most popular free game how do you just like get rid of your stupid yeah this is this is what's so annoying you can't get rid of it you have to land oh that's about oh he got him dang i'm gonna take his stuff you mind you mind him to death i like this game portal yeah i mean it's true somewhat playable what are we running at here so this is a 1080p medium okay all right upgrading the cpu and the gpu got us excellent results in terms of price to performance so far our optiplex here was 30 bucks the quad core cpu was another 30 bucks and a 750 ti is about 60 bucks making this a 1080p 60fps gaming pc for 120 bucks and the crazy thing is we're still not done yet now we won't be improving gaming performance this time around but going from a hard drive to an ssd is certainly a quality of life improvement which is why we actually did it before we started running all of our benchmarks and like filming this video because otherwise we'd waste a lot of time waiting around for that hard drive so uh so pretty much anything will do you but we chucked in a corsair force le and with windows 10 installed it makes this old junker of a machine almost feel like a new pc almost so given that you can get a 120 gig ssd for about 30 bucks on amazon 150 gaming pc boom got it not bad i mean like look at the responsiveness here like whether you're just kind of switching tabs like you guys saw me opening up photoshop there like let's launch a web browser like it doesn't feel like a decade old computer at all the only thing that's left is to deal with this measly four gigs of ram but upgrading ram on older systems like this one can be a little bit challenging and it can even be pretty confusing to even get started now according to the spec sheet for the dell optiplex 380 our system only supports four gigs of ram two two gigabyte dimms but since we have some ddr3 lying around we figured we just might as well throw in another four gig stick and see what happens come on riley don't screw it up again oh i love the sound of that click i'm not checking your work i'm just appreciating wait are we expecting this to work or not i'm not sure i've never done this before so oh wow it worked what was it supposed to um not sure uh really doing this for the first time so uh don't know about ram is it all is it all detected properly uh i thought you prepared this video yeah it's uh it's all that look at look at that yeah eight gigs of ddr3 maybe oh it worked oh thank goodness okay i really can't tell did you think this was gonna work or not i'm not sure so there can be any number of restrictions on the kind of memory that you can run in these sorts of pre-built systems what speed the stakes run at whether they're single-sided or double-sided dimms and even just straight-up hardware locks so that they'll only work with certain brands or certain models and given that our ram upgrade actually didn't have that much of an effect on gaming performance our take here is that if you have some 4 gig ddr3 dimms lying around give it a shot but otherwise it might not be worth it especially since once you cross that 200 threshold or once you need to do more than just game like if you have to get actual work done it might be time to start thinking about spending a bit more to get something more modern with that said a bit of frustration on the ram upgrade doesn't change that overall this was an incredibly successful experiment i mean we're not saying that we'd recommend that everyone you know tries this at home you know buying new pcs is dead yeah that would be the that would be the click the clickbait thumbnail but don't do clickbait but it does show that contrary to popular belief pc gaming isn't that expensive to get into provided that you're willing to do some bargain hunting which i am you hunted this that's why it's dead now it looks dead my computer it's like dismembered you know i can't recommend enough the mass drops sennheiser hd 6xx headphones these are based closely on one of sennheiser's all-time best pairs of headphones they're actually the ones i use at home and they're one of massdrop's all-time best sellers with over 40 000 of their members picking them up to date they have not changed the driver and sound structure compared to the hd650s meaning you get a nice balanced mid-range and natural sounding bass they've got a detachable six-foot cable though instead of a 10-foot cable based on community feedback and they've got three and a half millimeter and quarter inch jack compatibility for everyday use it comes included with sennheiser's long-term support and you can check out the link below in the video description so thanks for watching guys if you disliked this video you can hit that button but if you liked it hit like get subscribed or maybe consider checking out where to buy the stuff we featured at the link in the video description also down there is our merch store which has cool shirts like this one and our community forum which you should totally join is that going to be our thumbnail yeah i think i'm thinking something like this are you editing are you editing our thumbnail on the machine wow yeah it's like thumbnail seption it's like it's it's good for work and play that's very stylized i know yeah what about thisin the last episode of the 69 gaming pc saga we bought a dell optiplex for 27 bucks on ebay stuck in a 30 graphics card and got playable frame rates in a variety of popular casual and esports games that is depending on your standard for playable but we didn't stop there it's dramatic right so for our second installment we're actually taking a combination of our own advice yeah and some from our community to bring that standard that playable standard up by upgrading our original system with a few more budget parts and hopefully turning it into an actually decent gaming pc so can we build it yes we can maybe uh i actually i don't know i'm not sure is that a bob the builder thing isn't it can we fix it the new be quiet silent base offers great usability and utilizes noise dampening events to keep your pc quiet check it out on newegg at the link below so here's the deal using current gen parts the cheapest gaming pc that you could build today and that would actually be worth building is probably around 350 to 400 bucks so in order to make our frankensteinish collection of parts worth the time investment and the inherent risks that come with buying used hardware we figure we've got to undercut that price by a pretty good margin while getting legitimately decent frame rates so our goal here is smooth 1080p gaming at medium or so settings so as a refresher here's our original system there are some things we can upgrade in here like the cardboard but there are some other things that we're going to be stuck with like the motherboard the cooler the case and the power supply once we start replacing those core components that usually means we're better off building something new but that also means that we're going to have to be stuck with the 255 watt power limit so the most obvious component to upgrade here given that our gtx 650 poor thing broken fan had us stuck at 720p and low settings for the most part is the graphics card but there's been a lot of generations of graphics cards since the 600 series so which one should we go with newer ones are obviously going to get us better performance but they stand to potentially be bottlenecked and they obviously come with a higher price tag so to find the best bang for the buck we hooked up our gtx 750 ti a gtx 950 and a gtx 1050 ti and ran some tests there's some good news here for those of you who are allergic to jank by the way i mean we're not no clearly but some people are and that is that many of these newer gpus actually are so much more power efficient that we can get rid of that sata to six pin pci express power adapter because they can draw all the power they need from the slot so no more of this weird cable nonsense yes like this one oh great oh oh shoot actually i'm sorry uh we're still gonna need that pci express riser okay yeah yeah charge your right click and then you're gonna get yeah you can't hold it forever yeah life's tough oh you're dead yep if you pressed either you would have lived all right okay so that's overwatch looks pretty good wow look at the cpu usage though 90 yeah yeah get them um so yeah with rocket league we're getting around the same frame rate even though we've upgraded the gpu so it's actually still very impressive you know we're getting very playable frame rates here at 80 right now nice and smooth 1080. even as you went through a whole particle cloud it was at the 90 right there but uh we're not getting that much of an improvement yeah once again cpu activity pinned above 90 percent yep all the way this is uh pretty much all we need to know but why don't we open up one more game just for a good measure here okay so uh once again we are now running at 1080p what kind of details are we looking at here uh it's low everything low everything and really no improvement to speak of yeah still around like 40 something yeah this is this is noticeably choppy yeah we were at like i think we got a whoa bad guy was that packing good guy yeah i can't tell the difference in cs go when they don't have big red markers above their heads like in overwatch they do they have that in overwatch that's why i like it so in summary going with a 750 ti but leaving everything else the same gets overwatch more playable and then similar results in csgo and rocket league but this time at 1080p instead of 720p so it's an improvement but the the issue here is that our frame rates are still not great they're about the same they dip below comfortably playable exactly so time to upgrade all right let's do it did i leave you hanging there no i i just oh that time i did oh this guy's cheating he's definitely using net hacks what what is a net hack i don't even know the hacks are the strongest hacks there are hacks that interfere with the network connection oh nice did you see that kill even with a cpu even even with the system being cpu bound i'm trash in the competition okay you're only firing at the like the big guy yeah because that's all you can hit he's a big target 35 sds i gotta reload let me reload oh i just got my ultimate oh all right let's go on to the next game okay but you're just gonna play goalie i missed it i mean i shouldn't surprise me that much i knew we were cpu bound but i i thought maybe yeah and like nothing's happening on screen i'm just like walking around it's still like well okay now it's at 50 but a second ago was that like 40 yeah and you're dipped down under 40 32 there so in summary then even with our first gpu upgrade we saw limited to no improvement and then because of a fairly obvious significant cpu bottleneck here well we continued to have the same experience as we made our way up the gpu stack so the next upgrade is obviously going to be our cpu not only is our original one here from 2007 it's also a dual core which wasn't a problem for gaming then but it definitely is now so according to intel's compatibility list the most powerful cpu for this chipset the intel g41 express is the core ii quad qx 9650 it actually runs at a similar clock speed but it's got twice as many cores and we happen to have one it's a good thing we did all the testing before i started filming geez thanks for being careful with that i got a screwdriver too let's do it together yes this is not one of those i'm sure there was a time once boy it's nice how easy these upgrades are to get at here this is like a hinge yeah great great what's not so great is the fact that there is more to cpu compatibility than intel's guidelines i'm afraid it turns out dell never validated the qx 9650 on this motherboard which i guess kind of makes sense since who would put an extreme edition in a business tower that doesn't make any money maybe a crazy person would try that so we needed to find one of the processors on dell's compatibility list and our old friends at freegeek a non-profit electronics recycling outfit located here in vancouver came to the rescue they hooked us up with an intel core 2 quad 9550 it's a couple steps down from the qx 9650 and it has a slightly lower clock speed than even our e 7500 but it's still a quad core so we're hoping for a big improvement cs go whoa go whoa dang buttery smooth that is way smoother look at that and like and this is with the 750 ti this is the 750 ti and 30 more for a cpu quad-core cpu wow i mean i still can't kill anything but yeah you know so you're hovering around 90 100 plus right now yeah going going up from 45 and far more importantly if you're playing something competitive is when there's a bunch of action on the screen we're not getting those same kinds of frame drops or dips or hitches like it's it's smooth when you pan around a corner there's no stutter you know it honestly it's blowing me away this is very playable yeah boom boom boom boom get him get him get him a head shot whoa he went flying yeah i fired i fire large let's you fire large bullets when i play csgo i like to fire a slightly larger bullet than everyone else i closed it like an idiot but we were sitting at only around 60 cpu usage were we so there you go just not running into a bottleneck just having a couple of extra cores available to it huh ended up increasing rfps what like 70 i'm bad at math that's crazy but it went up a lot all right let's see you pull some noobs down 204 yeah you're in the menu smart guy let's go let's go this guy is really bad but you haven't killed him yet no but this is on his heart oh man now you've got reinforcements i missed the sleep dirt did you get them eliminated eliminated that's what i do to bad guys you guys killed each other though interestingly though that's our cpu utilization in overwatch so we were still running into a cpu bottleneck which means that even though we only upgraded our gpu one more tier we probably wouldn't get any further improvements out of an even better one because we had such a great um experience with cs go and overwatch we decided it's the cheapest gaming pc we might as well add the cheapest free game most popular free game how do you just like get rid of your stupid yeah this is this is what's so annoying you can't get rid of it you have to land oh that's about oh he got him dang i'm gonna take his stuff you mind you mind him to death i like this game portal yeah i mean it's true somewhat playable what are we running at here so this is a 1080p medium okay all right upgrading the cpu and the gpu got us excellent results in terms of price to performance so far our optiplex here was 30 bucks the quad core cpu was another 30 bucks and a 750 ti is about 60 bucks making this a 1080p 60fps gaming pc for 120 bucks and the crazy thing is we're still not done yet now we won't be improving gaming performance this time around but going from a hard drive to an ssd is certainly a quality of life improvement which is why we actually did it before we started running all of our benchmarks and like filming this video because otherwise we'd waste a lot of time waiting around for that hard drive so uh so pretty much anything will do you but we chucked in a corsair force le and with windows 10 installed it makes this old junker of a machine almost feel like a new pc almost so given that you can get a 120 gig ssd for about 30 bucks on amazon 150 gaming pc boom got it not bad i mean like look at the responsiveness here like whether you're just kind of switching tabs like you guys saw me opening up photoshop there like let's launch a web browser like it doesn't feel like a decade old computer at all the only thing that's left is to deal with this measly four gigs of ram but upgrading ram on older systems like this one can be a little bit challenging and it can even be pretty confusing to even get started now according to the spec sheet for the dell optiplex 380 our system only supports four gigs of ram two two gigabyte dimms but since we have some ddr3 lying around we figured we just might as well throw in another four gig stick and see what happens come on riley don't screw it up again oh i love the sound of that click i'm not checking your work i'm just appreciating wait are we expecting this to work or not i'm not sure i've never done this before so oh wow it worked what was it supposed to um not sure uh really doing this for the first time so uh don't know about ram is it all is it all detected properly uh i thought you prepared this video yeah it's uh it's all that look at look at that yeah eight gigs of ddr3 maybe oh it worked oh thank goodness okay i really can't tell did you think this was gonna work or not i'm not sure so there can be any number of restrictions on the kind of memory that you can run in these sorts of pre-built systems what speed the stakes run at whether they're single-sided or double-sided dimms and even just straight-up hardware locks so that they'll only work with certain brands or certain models and given that our ram upgrade actually didn't have that much of an effect on gaming performance our take here is that if you have some 4 gig ddr3 dimms lying around give it a shot but otherwise it might not be worth it especially since once you cross that 200 threshold or once you need to do more than just game like if you have to get actual work done it might be time to start thinking about spending a bit more to get something more modern with that said a bit of frustration on the ram upgrade doesn't change that overall this was an incredibly successful experiment i mean we're not saying that we'd recommend that everyone you know tries this at home you know buying new pcs is dead yeah that would be the that would be the click the clickbait thumbnail but don't do clickbait but it does show that contrary to popular belief pc gaming isn't that expensive to get into provided that you're willing to do some bargain hunting which i am you hunted this that's why it's dead now it looks dead my computer it's like dismembered you know i can't recommend enough the mass drops sennheiser hd 6xx headphones these are based closely on one of sennheiser's all-time best pairs of headphones they're actually the ones i use at home and they're one of massdrop's all-time best sellers with over 40 000 of their members picking them up to date they have not changed the driver and sound structure compared to the hd650s meaning you get a nice balanced mid-range and natural sounding bass they've got a detachable six-foot cable though instead of a 10-foot cable based on community feedback and they've got three and a half millimeter and quarter inch jack compatibility for everyday use it comes included with sennheiser's long-term support and you can check out the link below in the video description so thanks for watching guys if you disliked this video you can hit that button but if you liked it hit like get subscribed or maybe consider checking out where to buy the stuff we featured at the link in the video description also down there is our merch store which has cool shirts like this one and our community forum which you should totally join is that going to be our thumbnail yeah i think i'm thinking something like this are you editing are you editing our thumbnail on the machine wow yeah it's like thumbnail seption it's like it's it's good for work and play that's very stylized i know yeah what about this\n"