Gadgetory

hey guys this is Austin this is the gaming pcs that we built just a few weeks ago which is since seeing some slight upgrades since the last time you've seen it so as a little bit of a refresher before we had a core i7 8086 k inside a gtx 980ti we had 16 gigs of memory 512k a SSD obtain memory a fortune terabyte hard drive this is a pretty well spec system but in the last few weeks there have been a few new hardware announcements if you missed them including not only the art CX 2080 eye which we have installed but also the brand new Intel Core i $9.99 hundred K we're going from six cores on the previous high end up to eight cores with hyper-threading if you go to the i7 you got eight courses out hyper-threading and go to the i-5 that's going to have six cores with no hyper threading no more hyper threading it's a sad day except well it's not really because it doesn't make a big difference but yeah so where our 8086 processor from before was a very overclockable six core chip with a 5k hertz boost out of the box what we're getting with the i9 is actually similar performance so the base clock is 3.6 gigahertz but right out of the box like having to touch anything we can hit 5 gigahertz and believe me when I say a little bit of overclocking this thing should be impressive but unlike most videos where we spend lots of time benchmarking and testing today we're doing something a little different I'm going to do all this live and see exactly just how powerful this core I 9 is paired with the RT X xx atti I hope this all goes well and not like on alliances videos where he spends three days troubleshooting some obscure technical issue it all looks like it works though so so this is the first time that we've had a full eight core processor on the consumer side for Intel now Rison has been around for a few years and that does actually support a full eight core chip but this is a little more expensive and hopefully a little bit more powerful so the first thing I do is run a quick Center bench the 8086 ran something like a 212 on single core so let's see how close we can get with this so while we're running the test is looking like around 4.4 to 4.5 gigahertz actually I don't know why this is not boosting higher I mean it's a perfect single threaded workload it should be at a 5 gigahertz or at least somewhere around that we're pretty much topped out at four point four to four point five I wonder the technical problems are already beginning one ninety yeah that's that's lower so we got like two ten or so on the 8086 and that's 100 cent because this is not boosting up higher I came to get one benchmark done I'm all happy like yeah cool we got you know no technical problems cuz it all works I've been doing this for five seconds and we're already not going well I don't know the internet didn't it kept you getting that right look at that no internet great this is like the lamest version of the video I had in mind possible one quick BIOS update later we have something that should boost a lot quicker so they start the single core ideally we see oh yeah four point nine four point nine five gears there we go that's what I'm talking about now again this is not overclocked running on a single core this chip should easily hit five gigahertz and especially if we were able to actually put a little bit more overclock through it oh man I'm so happy it's always great when it's not a huge issue and something really simple like I forgot to get the most recent BIOS instead of the one right before that okay so our first run was 190 before the update and there we go to 13 so it's almost exactly what we got at the 8086 which does make sense as far as single thread performance goes they're both skylake cores and they both can boost to 5 gigahertz the real test is literally switched over to the multi-core and that's so much better man I've just done sentiment so many times it's nice to see that many threads just chewing it up so for reference the last time we got about just under 1,400 on the 8086 but with two more cores and we're still boosting it look at 4.7 gigahertz on all eight cores look at it's just it's done whoa 2078 that is actually that's actually wait why is it that's really high hey now again what's the difference there dude that's almost 40% faster so I guess there's a couple reasons behind that one of which would be of course we do have two more cores that's naturally going to kick in some performance and we were able to stay at 4.7 gigahertz the entire time I think a big part of that is that unlike the older series chips which were did have a little bit of thermal paste in between the heats and chip instead we actually have solder now which does dissipate that heat a little bit better and allows it to boost really hide out of the box that's cool not actually hey I see what you did there before we get too far into it though let's actually get a little bit of 3d mark going did the internet drop again no it didn't did it that's great when it turns on for five minutes and then drops back out makes this video super easy to do after a little bit of internet TLC it's back up and it's time to run time spy so this is a benchmark which is primarily going to test our RT X 2080 eye but with that core eye nine onboard it should help out a little bit but I'm mostly curious to see how it actually stacks up compared to our previous set up with the 1080i pro reference our previous score completely stock mind you was nine thousand four hundred and eighty seven in time spy so that's what we've got a beat and I think we've got a pretty good shot so this is a Founders edition of the RT X xx atti and just like with the CPU when I doing any kind of overclocking right now I want to get a pure apples-to-apples benchmark then we can get a little bit more of the fun stuff going all right not bad so we went from ninety four hundred all the way up to twelve thousand six hundred and forty one and one of the big things I think helped us there as the CPU scorer's 11,000 that's not bad alright and you don't you have great my time spy yeah it's a total different score it's a different test it unlocks a 4k version of the test oh yeah yeah that's gonna take a little while $10 later I have now upgraded my time spy for the full 4k version now actually don't have the numbers on what this is like on the tane ATI and the previous set up but I'm curious to see how it performs against well I guess everyone else's 2080 I numbers wait why are we doing this everyone else is like overclocking this is like totally stock there's no point of running it in 4k canned I just waste 10 dollars for nothing it's for for science interesting this is totally different than the normal version 6100 wow that's a she really fast Wow so I've not tested any other 2080 eye setups but that's actually a bit quicker and I think that's mostly because of the i9 all that you to be fair we are running the the founders Edition so benchmarks cool but left I should play some real games smash cut to me playing fortnight so a little bit of Dave's favorite gameplay from the bus full of exciting 's for K fortnight is a pretty smooth 85 90 frames per second as we drop or getting a little bit closer to the high 70s maybe yeah it's a you can play fortnight in case you were curious you know it's kinda nice about this setup it's surprisingly quiet even though we've got the founders Edition which definitely does not have the best kind of cooling there's definitely some aftermarket cards which have much much beef your coolers they'll get a lot more airflow going but this is actually a fairly quiet system and keep in mind that this is with the side panel off oh you know I fight jump on here I can parachute can't a this is about this is playground okay maybe it came to that guy okay that's great a little bit of pub G action again 4k ultra settings and here running around in this completely empty area with no other people to test it with we've got 78 frames per second this is the way to do it right you walk around all the people who are just sitting in the lobby not doing anything there's actually is it reasonable stress test though pub G does definitely scale based on how many characters you have on screen at once it's funny even at 4k Ultra settings pub G still not the Nexus looking camera how is it you late to test call duty black out all right we're in the game and we've got a pretty impressive 80 frames per second this is actually it's kind of impressive that with a single GPU and with a consumer all as bad as bad as bad as that okay so that is just a little taste of what you can expect at the core I $9.99 hundred K as well as the RT X 2080 I definitely stay tuned this is not the last time you're going to see this PC on the channel