All right, what’s going on chat—this video is a budget PC build + a quick tutorial on how I take a GPU from looking plain to looking clean in white. I’m working with an RX 6600 and I’m basically painting the outer shell (not the fans, because paint getting in the fans is how you end up with a cooked card). I show you the general disassembly flow, then I hit the shell with light coats after warming the spray can up for like 5–10 minutes so it actually sprays right. I even tried to add a little black stripe vibe, but I didn’t have good masking tape, so I kept it simple. After the paint dries, I start putting the budget build together—but I keep it real: I ordered the wrong motherboard, so the build gets paused until the right parts show up. I grab an MSI A520M Pro board, a cheap RGB controller/converter cable for one of the fans, and a new RAM kit, then I finish the build, load Windows, and get drivers installed. That’s the whole point of my builds—no issues, no problems, and I stand on what I sell. If you need a PC, tap in, because I don’t disappoint when it comes to PCs.