Gadgetory

all right so today we're actually gonna build me a new computer it's not gonna be for gaming but mostly for editing workstation stuff to help edit the videos on the channel this is my current work desktop inside the frackle design to find meaning see and up until recently it's performed pretty well processor is an AMD risin thread river 1950 X that's a 16 core CPU it's being cooled by an inter mac slick tech 2 I think the tr4 model obviously and this coolers has started to sort of act funny I'm getting really high temperatures like up into the 80s and 90s when I'm rendering it didn't used to do that when I first installed everything now I could very well just swap out the cooler and call it a day and I'm sure everything would be perfectly fine except the fact that Premiere Pro crashes almost daily I just keep thinking back to that hardware connects video from Dmitry where he was talking about his sort of instability issues with Premiere and AMD CPUs and once he switched over to Intel things were better so I'm gonna give that a shot but yeah let me show you guys exactly the parts that I'll be using for the new build pretty brief ray pretty a pretty beefy alright so it's sort of wall of crap here so we're gonna be swapping out an AMD resin thread Ripper for Intel skylake X quarry 979 60 X also 16 cores it's all on the pricey side but I've already got one lying around so might as well put it to work that'll be dropping into an msi meg X $2.99 creation this motherboard is absolutely nuts it also has a ton of connectivity quad channel memory support all those great things you get with the platform I've got some pretty awesome Ram to go along with that this is the g.skill tribe NZ royal this is the silver not the gold right yeah CB S on the end so we've got four sticks here running at 3200 speed I would have been nice to have eight to fully populate that that would look super sexy but I'm not gonna complain with 32 gigs that's what we've got in the current system our graphics card is the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti from EVGA this is their for the win three model and this thing is still it still holds its own and a 1080i it's still no slouch here in 2019 despite all of the neutering GPUs that are popping up in the RT X cards plus this one just kind of matches our theme of being like super silvery I'm actually gonna call this the crystal RGB build also kind of a throwback to the Crystal RGB sketch that I did a while back like some of the other parts here it wasn't really seeing much action so I'm gonna be giving it a new home here powering the system is a Corsair RM 1000 I 80 plus gold certified units fully modular thousand watts because because this thing draws a lot of power it's not the most power efficient ship especially if we're gonna plan to overclock it's so nice to have a little bit of overhead there cooling our 16 cores is the H 15 i RGB platinum from corsair pretty sure this is their flagship AO at the moment it's actually a 280 millimeter radiator and it comes included with two of the mlpro RGB fans so they perform as good as they look we also have a six six ml 120 pro fans they've also thrown in so three of them are gonna go at the bottom of the case three more at the front kind of side and then of course we have we have these two that are gonna be exhausting hot air at the top so this is the case that we're actually using the Lian Li P Co 11 dynamic razor Edition so you can see we've got some Razer branding right there if my camera will logos and some nice little details here you got the green USB 3.0 ports on the front now storage is pretty important here because it's an editing system so I've got a couple different drives for various tasks we've got a boot drive this is our WDS n750 through those random reads three and a half gigs whoo that's the 500 gig model should be more than enough for our C Drive and frequently used applications we have 2 4 terabyte WB blacks that we're gonna be putting in raid 0 I'm sorry raid 1 for redundancy where all the backup and stuff is gonna go and as far as our editing drive is concerned I'm actually repurposing this Samsung 960 pro 2 terabyte nvme I'm about to drive so yeah this is where I'm gonna be capturing most of the fresh raw footage to and then editing off of this Drive usually the editing workflow works best if you spread out your work across multiple drives if possible so this is gonna come in handy to say the least and that's everything from a personal workstation rig very exciting stuff I put links to everything in the description below guys so go ahead and check those out if you're interested in any of the products you see here so let's kick it off to a little time-lapse and once we're all done we'll have a working system that hopefully doesn't crash in Premiere Pro every 20 minutes 3 2 1 go oh it is complete oh and it looks it looks even better than I thought it would so a couple things about this build first of all such a dream case to build in it was just so easy so fluid tons of room for activities in just a very smart layout you got a tip your hat to good older Bauer therefore helping Langley design this case from the ground up but overall fantastic chassis of the build just looks absolutely fantastic and see those RGB fans just doing their thing however these six fans the three on the bottom of the three on the side here are actually hooked up to the single node Pro however that should be wired up to the motherboard via USB 2.0 but I ran at a USB 2.0 headers because there's only two headers on the board and one of them is being occupied by the AIO the other is being occupied by the case itself I overlooked the fact that the case requires a USB 2.0 header to drive and power up the LEDs that you see here which looks very nice the under glow lighting as well so these are not actually connected to the board and I can't configure them within the IQ software and stuff so that's gonna come at a later time probably not worth a dedicated video but if you guys want to follow me on social media either a bit with Kyle on Twitter or Instagram I'll probably be posting some updated images of the system with different color schemes once everything is all configured and looking pretty so go ahead and follow me there but the other amazing thing about the mlpro fans is that they're so quiet like there's so much air pumping through here like I can feel it all around three six seven eight eight fans in this build and the side panels off it is so quiet so that's my new workstation PC guys let me know what you think about Crystal RGB in the comments below give me honest feedback I'm always cast I hang up thoughts as always well us a like on the video if you enjoyed it get subscribe for more tech stuff coming at you Rilla Rilla soon and I will see y'all in the next video