“How can I convert this video faster?” “I’m tired of having to wait hours to convert this movie to watch it after” “Argh, photoshop is so slow on this computer!” “There we go again, xx minutes to transfer those large files…”
Have you ever thought of any of this or something similar?
Today I’m posting another low-cost computer, this time with a budget of $350. I took a look at the previous build and thought about how I could improve this build, as I have an extra $100 this time. What could be improved without breaking the bank?
So today I’m presenting to you a low-cost computer, with a budget of $250 this time, with much more power than the previous low cost PC. On this one, my goal is to make it much more powerful and allow you to multitask without any problem.
A reader contacted me and asked me the following: A basic computer for web-browsing, word-processing, to watch videos and other basic things, all of that for the lowest price possible…
Here we are today, for an update on the gaming computer for $500. Since the last time, quite a few things changed. The video card price dropped by $20, the case by $10 and the RAM went up by a dollar. So I have a $30 margin to upgrade this system and to swap/upgrade parts to make it as good as possible…
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