Man that takes me back! I remember how I really got into computers in the first place, it was '91 and I had a 286 that I'd somehow screwed up the cmos on, it needed a floppy to restore that I didn't have, so I took it over to a buddy who had been tinkering with stuff going back to Amigas and Commodores. He popped his garage door open and he had shelves of PCB's and bins of chips, it was wild. So he said screw that whole floppy disk thing, found a cmos chip that fit my board, swapped it out fired it up and bam, up and running. Dude used to run into those old boards from the 80's and his fix half the time was to bend the board back and forth, put it back in and it would work, lol! So after that he started dragging me with him to the computer swap meets on the weekends and I started buying shit there and building my own towers and stuff. It was wild west back then, lol. There was no internet to go bid on stuff, no Amazon. But you could go to those shows and build yourself a system from parts for about $400 that they'd charge you $2,500 for at Circuit City!
Oh for sure haha, I got this CPU/motherboard combo for about $65
Same set back 7 years ago, probably in the range of $1600
Still completely playable with current titles with decent graphics cards
So I grabbed this A-10 7700 for my current setup but never got it in yet, now I’m looking to upgrade this pc with a. Sapphire RX580 in it and give it to my son, and hook myself up with a 6700k or 7700k setup similar to my daughters,
This pc has the I7 4770k in it and it’s just gunna be a spare PC, eventually I’ll get it a nice case but it’ll probably be a streaming PC
For those who have never taken a Computer apart, this is your CPU, or Brain of your computer, if a single pin on the back gets bent it’s done unless you can fix it with tiny tweezers and a microscope,
For AMD the pins are on the die and the motherboard has holes they fit into then a clamp arm secures it
Intel on the other hand has the pins inside the motherboard CPU socket and the CPU itself does not have any pins to damage, just pads, but if you bend the pins on the motherboard, the motherboard is toast u less you can straighten the pins
Drawbacks to each, it’s user choice and that’s the first choice every person has to make when they start a pc build or buy one
AMD or Intel
I'm getting old, and I don't even want to play DotA2, let alone CS. I'd rather play StarCraft Broodwar. 
they sent me the bag of sea k for free I'm not rly sure that it does it is for but I'ma use it 