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$150 used hardware, low power xeon based PC.

Im looking for a <$150 PC made using only used hardware (purely for cost saving) that will be meant to be use as a router because im so done with my Netgear router's horrendous interface that never works. I figured Xeons are the best bet, but im not familiar with the best low-cost Xeons and their respective motherboards. Anyone want to help out and throw around some links? Im fine with ebay and stuff. Im thinking if anything the case might have to be purchased new so I could get a nice small form factor case or something. Smaller the better. Power efficiency is also important here.

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6 minutes ago, suchamoneypit said:

Im looking for a <$150 PC made using only used hardware (purely for cost saving) that will be meant to be use as a router because im so done with my Netgear router's horrendous interface that never works. I figured Xeons are the best bet, but im not familiar with the best low-cost Xeons and their respective motherboards. Anyone want to help out and throw around some links? Im fine with ebay and stuff. Im thinking if anything the case might have to be purchased new so I could get a nice small form factor case or something. Smaller the better. Power efficiency is also important here.

And this is $150 Canadian Rupees.

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one sec... I'm working on it and it will take me a few ;)

 

Build Name:

Anton

CPU: I7 4790K

GPU: ZOTAC RTX 2060 SUPER AMP EXTREME

RAM: 16GB 1600MHZ

MOBO: MSI H81M-E33

CASE: COOLER MASTER N300

PSU: THERMALTAKE 600 WATT

STORAGE: TOTAL 6.5TB, 512GB SAMSUNG 850 PRO BOOT DRIVE, 2TB HDD 1, 2TB HDD 2, 2TB WESTERN DIGITAL USB 3.0 BACKUP DRIVE

 

- CRACK!

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Gaming - Ryzen 5800X3D | 64GB 3200mhz  MSI 6900 XT Mini-ITX SFF Build

Home Server (Unraid OS) - Ryzen 2700x | 48GB 3200mhz |  EVGA 1060 6GB | 6TB SSD Cache [3x2TB] 66TB HDD [11x6TB]

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2 minutes ago, suchamoneypit said:

Thanks, definitely worth considering, within budget. What about this but with a dual socket motherboard? Im also a fan of the passive cooled CPU cooler. What about a system based our the LGA1366 socket, im particually looking at a dual 5620 setup.

Ok first off it is passively cooled via the copper heatsink and if you'd like to have a dual 5620 go right ahead plenty of listings on amazon everything else I said would work with 5620 (but you'll have to get 2 heatsinks)

Build Name:

Anton

CPU: I7 4790K

GPU: ZOTAC RTX 2060 SUPER AMP EXTREME

RAM: 16GB 1600MHZ

MOBO: MSI H81M-E33

CASE: COOLER MASTER N300

PSU: THERMALTAKE 600 WATT

STORAGE: TOTAL 6.5TB, 512GB SAMSUNG 850 PRO BOOT DRIVE, 2TB HDD 1, 2TB HDD 2, 2TB WESTERN DIGITAL USB 3.0 BACKUP DRIVE

 

- CRACK!

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