This is the Cube Computer MidTower Deluxe from the time I first built it back in May 2007 up til July 2009. It has really come a long way. Back in 2007- early 2008, I didn't have a lot of money, so a lot of the main components in the system at that time were either given to me new or used, or I bought them off of ebay. By December 2008, I was making pretty decent money doing computer repairs, so I have upgraded the majority of hardware in the system ever since.

Music: Escape (electro-mix) by Kay Cee

MTDX bio:

When I first built the Cube Computer MTDX, I was 15, and a sophomore in high school. I didn't really have much money at the time. I pretty much spent all I had at the time on the Xoxide X-Static II silver midtower and the original power supply. The original internal hardware of the MTDX
was everything that was on the Cube Computer Plexi except for the PSU. Once the system was together, I slowly started the upgrading process, a little bit at a time. I made the most out of the 2002 compliant HW that was in the system, which included overclocking, running a high performance SATA hard drive using a PCI controller, and operating system optimizations to improve performance. Some things that I added to the "growing computer" were things that were given to me, and every now and then, I would make about 30 or 40 bucks, I would buy a newer piece of hardware and upgrade the system. By mid 2008, The system had 2004-05 compliant hardware in it, with the highest stable overclock to get the best performance possible. By late summer 2008, I started up a small repair shop... soon later, I was making plenty of pocket cash... by December, I had around $220 in my pocket, and I decided it was time for "THE UPGRADE", and the total of the order from newegg.com was $218 which got me an AM2(+)(AM3 ready) motherboard, new PSU, graphics card, DDR2 RAM, and of course a new processor itself, the AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+. By new years 2009, the MTDX was classified as Vista Ready, and the official date that I had enough with Windows XP was Jan 15, 2009. It was time for Vista. and soon later I added a Digital HDTV tuner, and upgraded to a cooler looking power supply, and a dual layer DVD burner.

Check out all of the spec reviews in my channel, starting from the end of my videos to the latest one, and see for yourself to see those steps in time as the MTDX has grown from a little Pentium 4 system to a capable Athlon X2 system.

Upgrades since I published this video...

Upgraded the CPU to an AMD Phenom II X4 905e (less info)