Thank god I'm single lol

[Barcrest]

You can get thes led's that flash sound to light, i back lit my old jukebox with them and they illuminated the wall with flashing blue in time to the music, it looked great.

[Mark Norville]

Well the monitor has now turned up and bloody hell is it heavy the delivery said 30 kg, you can probably knock off a couple of kg for the dust. I honestly have a bad feeling about this. I cannot see this wall mounting especially not on plasterboard that I have and no studs either.

Ouch me and my bright ideas lol

Well the bad fan sound is back despite being quiet when I put the SSD hard drive in. Is it worth buying a second hand PC for projects? I would say usually not, I am now looking at replacing the 230 watt power supply with a brand new cheap power supply which will cost me £15 I know what you are thinking but I cannot afford to spend £50 or more on another component. The only thing worth purchasing second hand is a computer case, it is reasonably the only thing that will never let you down.

A cheap £36 second hand refurbished pc is going to cost me £15 for a power supply, has cost me £57 to put in my SSD hard drive. It is going to cost me £30 for a cheap graphics card just a basic one to give the best out of the old system.

£36 original price (SECOND HAND)
£15 power supply (NEW)
£57 SSD (NEW)
£30 graphics card (NEW)
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£138 so far

If you want a quick fix then ok for two minutes a second hand computer is ok, if newer however buying five year or older technology bad idea.