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HUADISK NVMe M.2 SSD 1TB
I decided to upgrade my desktop with a faster SSD because my old SATA drive was starting to feel sluggish. The HUADISK NVMe M.2 SSD 1TB caught my eye on AliExpress because it was a best-seller and had hundreds of positive reviews. Plus, the price was almost half of what I’d pay for a similar Western Digital or Samsung NVMe in the US.
$5.14
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MLLSE AMD RX 580 8GB Graphics Card
I’ve always been cautious about buying GPUs from AliExpress, but my secondary PC needed a graphics upgrade for 1080p gaming. The RX 580 8GB was a proven workhorse, and this card was priced under $90—almost unheard of in US stores.
$69.6
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MAXSUN RX 580 8GB GPU
Since the first RX 580 impressed me, I tried a MAXSUN-branded version for a friend’s build. It was only slightly more expensive than the MLLSE card and looked brand-new.
$211.61
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X99 Dual CPU Motherboard
Building a workstation on a budget led me to this X99 dual CPU board. In the US, even a used workstation motherboard can run $250+, but this one cost under $120.
$74.53
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MLLSE RX 580 8GB (Second Unit)
I purchased a second MLLSE RX 580 for a mini mining rig and secondary gaming setup. I already trusted the first card, and the repeat experience was consistent.
$79.95
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MLLSE GTX 750Ti 4GB
This was for a super-budget office/gaming PC. The GTX 750Ti is old but reliable, and for $35, I couldn’t resist.
$49.14
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SOYO RX 590 8GB
I grabbed this card for a streaming PC build. Performance is similar to the RX 580 but slightly better in benchmarks.
$109.89
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MLLSE RX 5700 XT 8GB
Finally, I treated myself to this high-end card for my main rig.
$243.56
