We ACTUALLY use our cheap sub-$100 laptops every day - and we want to share with you actual useful ways you can use your older/cheaper computer.

None of the tired suggestions of "install linux" or "give it to a kid" - we show you ways in which we actually use our machines that are common, easy, and worthwhile!

Hey everyone, we are replacing the mother and CPU on my gaming/editing PC! Reason being I was starting to experience some issues when editing with the machine freezing etc, and certain games were bottlenecking so hard I could barely play them, ie: Cyberpunk.

Collecting old computers is a blast and this fall I I picked up a bunch of cool old tech. After it sitting for a couple months in some cases, I thought it was time to run through this haul and check it out! We don't go too in depth on these videos, just a quick test if possible and on to the next! Join me for a fun romp through some cool old computers, and some newer stuff too!

What's up gang!?! I bought a Dlink router just over a year ago and it was just a miserable experience from the get go. Alas, it seemed like it had finally failed for forever and a Dlink didn't want to talk to me about it at all.

I bought my steamdeck for gaming and have found myself using it more as a workstation than a gaming PC!

My brother's MSI gaming laptop had seen better days, and still had a lot of life left to give!

This week we are prepping a bunch of iMacs and an HP Elitebook for sale on the local buy/sell. Follow me as I run through what I do when getting machines ready to sell, and join me as I talk about using an iMac, topless, in the living room... a couple times.

Lots of people out there might be eyeballing a new M1 iMac, but, when you look at your budget and how much can be saved with a used Intel machine, you have to ask yourself if they are worth it.