We made the SLOWEST BRAND NEW PC!

Summary by Krater

Linus builds and tests a brand-new ultra-budget gaming PC using modern entry-level components like an AMD Athlon 3000G and compares its performance and value to a more expensive setup and a used office PC.

From the video

Answers: Can you build a gaming PC with brand new components for under 300 dollars?

• budget gaming PC build
• AMD Athlon 3000G performance
• gaming PC cost comparison
• entry level hardware review

What it concludes

• Buying brand new entry-level parts results in significantly lower performance per dollar compared to used options or spending slightly more for a step-up model.
• The ultra-budget PC build with an AMD Athlon 3000G and Zotac GeForce 210 struggles heavily in games like CS:GO, achieving only around 10 FPS.
• Spending twice as much on the step-up model yields roughly 15x to 20x the gaming performance.
• Brand new entry-level hardware often has poor performance value compared to buying used components on the second-hand market.