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I'm testing Fortnite on a used system with a graphics card that's later to see if it quells the fires now as Fortnite I'm using dx11 because Dar X12 is a stuttery unusable mess in this game but yeah but 1080p low settings with epic draw distance this is very playable we're getting well over 120 frames per second which for most gaming monitors that is enough interestingly we do seem to be a little bit CPU bound I guess because our graphics card isn't doing a whole lot uh but it is boosting a little bit higher than it was during the cine bench run so that's interesting but um yeah Graphics got not doing much although that did help the temperatures which is good

I then moved over to Battlefield 5 so we can start our comparison to the new system now straight off the bat with little Craig here the graphics C did get very hot very quickly but we didn't lose too much core frequency it just occasionally dipped below 18800 MHz but when it comes to Performance the new system actually had a slight Edge over the used one which is really not what you want to be seeing bear in mind Battlefield 5 does have some inappropriate adult feelings for AMD graphics cards and when we switch over to cyber Punk the tables do turn quite a bit old Mr Craig does manage to put the whipper snapper in its place here but then when you go to The Last of Us the whipper snapper manages to close the gap between the two significantly again that's not great I feel like for a used system to make sense it needs to do unspeakable things to a similarly priced new variant

But with that let's do some basic maintenance like repasting the GPU to see if that helps either way we'll find out how much we can judge whoever built this system. The first thing I want to do is remove this radiator so that we can see to what extent we can judge the person who built this system for whatever's happening down here now we can at least semi judge them because there is a CPU fan header up here and they could have used the splitter so that they didn't have to plug the fan in here but you'd still have the problem of the RGB header

But wait let me try quickly rout it around the top so that it's not just straight in the middle here let's see if that works. Wait does it even look better I'm not entirely sure maybe a little bit maybe it's a little bit neater next let's repaste the graphics card to see if we can help its slight combustion issues. This is our Gigabyte 2060 super after its mild repast it looks a little bit better it's still a bit dusty but you know what can you do wow that is a huge dive for a 60 series card with some bone dry thermal paste on it so repasting it should at least help the temperatures none of the RGBs turned on turns out I just plugged the RGB Cable in the wrong way around oh that has started out very promising

We haven't even hit 70°C yet but let's give it a moment let's play for about 20 minutes to half an hour and then we'll see. Okay so it's been a while and it's only made a bit of a difference it does occasionally get up to 83°C but it hovers a little bit lower and we're losing a teeny bit less actual core frequency which means performance-wise we didn't really gain anything so not exactly what I'd call a successful Craigslist find like I said before I'm sure you can find some decent deals on my local Craigslist but you have to be willing to get really still down and dirty with that Craigslist knife

I battling with that let me know what deals you were able to find on your local Craigslist and until the next video thank you for watching bye-bye

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enfor today's video I decided to head on to Craigslist for the first time in a while to  check in on my local Cesspool but first today's video is sponsored by Micro Center which is not  only the best retailer for all things PC Hardware related but they're also offering a coupon for new  customers to get a creality ender 3 S1 3D printer for only $149 Micro Center is also opening a new  store in Charlotte which is somewhere in North America and if you go there in person you can  get a free 128 gig flash drive but they're also launching Micro Center news Micro Center news  is all the Micro Center you love but with the news check out these offers using the link in the videodescription the moment I went on to my local Craigslist I immediately realized why I never  go PC shopping on my local Craigslist people are crazy thinking they can get thousands of dollars  for 15-year-old systems just because it says workstation in the name one of them did tickle me  though someone listed the trash can Mac Pro that I looked at in a recent video as a gaming system  so that was pretty good but after spending ages waiting through the ocean of delusional listings  I made a realization I don't think there aren't deals to be had in the local area I think there's  just a bunch of real sweaty deal Hunters that snatch up all of the good listings the moment  that they go up I think if you want a good deal you have to be real Vigilant because anything  that's been up for more than like an hour and a half just is trash because nobody's bought it  yet but as a very lazy person let's see what I was able to scr up from my local Craigslist in2024 and after going on Craigslist maybe two or three times in 24 hours I ended up with  this system which aside from having a Corsair case that clearly dates it it had some ominous  signs of a potential tumultuous upbringing oh this has a Canada computer sticker on it which  means maybe it was a pre-built or they built it for the person that should be interesting  okay yeah so you can undo them by hand if you use the power and grip of a Greek Mountain God  that's not an ideal design to be honest oh um now through the smoked acrylic it did look well  put together but there are some weird choices in here oh it smells weird in here okay so I've had  a bit of a look around and I guess they kind of didn't have a choice but to use these fan  headers and RGB headers for the fans on the the AIO radiator uh but still that does look kind of  Bot cheeks going on here I think I'm going to have to take the radiator out to see to what  extent I can judge whoever built this PC uh but I'll do that after we test it now when it comes  to the specs of our Craigslist system CPU wise we've got a ryzen 7 2700x in it which has been  dropped in what looks like a gigabyte b450m DS3 motherboard which is a very McDonald's dollar  menu motherboard but it gets the job done I think it was quite popular when it came out when it was  kind of in production and then the graphics card is some gigabyte variant of the RTX 2060 super  a graphics Cod that as far as I remember holds up pretty well for 1080p gaming but we will see  later in the video uh we also get 16 gigs of RAM a bunch of storage it's also got a CX 650 power  supply in it which is power supply and we get an aiio ooh fancy now I got all this system for  $850 Canadian dollar off of craist which feels like quite a lot to me uh now there did seem  to be some slightly better deals when it comes to higher in systems but the reason I wanted to stay  in this price point is because I recently built a brand new gaming system for a very similar amount  so later in the video we will be able to compare the performance of those two to see how much value  we're actually getting here compared to a new system uh but before we do that let's see how itperforms luckily the previous owner graced us with a clean windows install but there  was immediately something a little concerning ooh there's a fan that  sounds like an 18th century canal boat in there that's not a goodsign Canal booat noises aside clean windows is always a joy to behold on these systems  and our dual Channel Ram kit was running at its rated speed with that I downloaded  cinebench R20 which didn't quite do what I was expecting it to it was running slower  than the previous generation version of the same chip and the reason for this humiliation  was because it was just running at its base free frequency and any attempts to push it  higher than that in the motherboard's Bios just led to Windows not posting our little  Cheapo motherboard really showing what it's made of here which concerningly gave us a  very similar result to the six core ryzen 5500 in the new system we bought for about the same  amount which is the component we compromised on in that system so um hopefully the gaming goesbetter that that's that's a lot of patriotism right there that's exciting okay so I'm going  to do medium we've got motion blur turned off and we're running at Native 1080p no  dlss even though there is an option for that it's about 70 frames per second with not a  whole lot going on in the scene that's not great to be honest but it feels pretty good  and you can see aside from the occasional Spike we've got pretty good frame time happening and  even here with a lot more insect murdering happening it's never really dipped below 60  frames per second which again isn't great but it feels very usable this is a very playable  result in a game that looks very good uh and if we want a higher frame rate we can dlss  it up and maybe drop the settings even more oh and I just notice the graphics card's not  very happy the combination of the case airflow with that gigabyte card is is not great yeah  I think we're going to have to repaste that graphics card later to see if it quells thefires now as fortnite I'm using dx11 because Dar X12 is a stuttery unusable mess in this game  but yeah but 1080p low settings with epic draw distance this is very playable we're getting well  over 120 frames per second which for most gaming monitors that is enough interestingly we do seem  to be a little bit CPU bound I guess because our graphics card isn't doing a whole lot uh but it is  boosting a little bit higher than it was during the cine bench run so that's interesting but um  yeah Graphics got not doing much although that did help the temperatures which is good I then  moved over to Battlefield 5 so we can start our comparison to the new system now straight off  the bat with little Craig here the graphics C did get very hot very quickly but we didn't lose too  much core frequency it just occasionally dipped below 18800 MHz but when it comes to Performance  the new system actually had a slight Edge over the used one which is really not what you want  to be seeing bear in mind Battlefield 5 does have some inappropriate adult feelings for AMD  graphics cards and when we switch over to cyber Punk the tables do turn quite a bit old Mr Craig  does manage to put the whipper snapper in its place here but then when you go to The Last of  Us the whipper snapper manages to close the gap between the two significantly again that's not  great I feel like for a used system to make sense it needs to do unspeakable things to a  similarly priced new variant but with that let's do some basic maintenance like repasting the GPU  to see if that helps either way we'll find out how much we can judge whoever built this systemnow the first thing I want to do is remove this radiator so that we can see to what  extent we can judge the person who built this system for whatever's happening downhere now we can at least semi judge them because there is a CPU fan header up here  and they could have used the splitter so that they didn't have to plug the fan in  here but you'd still have the problem of the RGB header but wait let me try try quickly  rout it around the top so that it's not just straight in the middle here let's see if thatworks wait does it even look better I'm not entirely sure maybe a little  bit maybe it's a little bit neater next let's repaste the graphics card  to see if we can help its slight combustion issueso this is our gigabyte 2060 super after its mild it  looks a little bit better it's still a bit dusty but you know what can youdo wow that is a huge dive for a 60 series card  with some bone dry thermal paste on it so repasting it should at least doComm none of the rgbs turned on turns out I just plugged the RGB Cable in the  wrong way around oh that has started out very promising we haven't even hit 70° C  yet but let's give it a moment let's play for about 20 minutes to half an hour and then we'llseeokay so it's been a while and it's only made a bit of a difference it does occasionally get  up to 83° C but it hovers a little bit lower and we're losing a teeny bit less actual core  frequency which means performance-wise we didn't really gain anything so not exactly  what I'd call a successful Craigslist find like I said before I'm sure you can find some decent  deals on my local Craigslist but you have to be willing to get really still down and  dirty with that Craigslist knife battling with that let me know what deals you were  able to find on your local Craigslist and until the next video thank you for watchingbye-bye