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hey hey vengeance vengeance yeah what is it I think I hear him coming guys don't worry he promised to keep us all together I think he knows about our led bromance that's it if we aren't together I'm sure guys too loud you're spinning out of control look how good we look together FTW is right there is no way he's gonna wall oh my god what just happened guys guys it's time the dark base nine-hundred may be the most innovative case of the year with a built-in Qi charger interior lighting tempered glass that can be installed on either side and a fully modular interior that can be inverted if you so desire be quiet stepping up their game check it out in the description below alright guys so welcome to the finale on my six core workstation PC build if you haven't yet already checked out our previous video on the gigabyte x99 designate and it's combination with the 6800 k cpu make sure to check it out the videos in the description i've also compared the six core shell versus my 6700 k and see how those two stack up the results are very interesting but in this video I really want to finalize the build make it powerful make it practical make it simple and yet color-coordinated but not going over the two crazies first let's start the GPU so this is the EVGA gtx 1080 FTW or for the win edition and this is where the aluminum shroud on this card elegantly matches similar accents on the motherboard and the case itself and so the gtx 980 is very well utilized by adobe CC suite after the latest update which is why I still haven't explored the Quadra route but the ACX 3.0 cooler here is very efficient at idle which makes the card totally silent the fans aren't spinning and maxing out at 75 degrees Celsius at load which is fantastic to see with this card boosting up to 1936 megahertz and staying there as well the card being for the win also features RGB lighting on a fan side of the shroud which looks awesome and can be configured to suit your other components but I'm leaving everything in this bluish area although be warned the card cannot recreate pure white which is unfortunate so the next deal business is RAM which is course there's new vengeance LED initially I was going to use the g.skill 64 gigabyte writing Z but since that's only a four-team kit it was perfectly housed inside my first editing PC with the 67 100k and in the past I have used LED Ram that looks kind of cool and it's very interesting to see when the ram is being used since that's when the LEDs light up and we also have the white LED variant here while red with the vengeance LED is also an option so a few things to be aware of here is the white LED shifts slightly towards the blue for example it's more bluish compared to course there's new magnetic levitation fans that also have white LEDs so the problem here is inconsistency between components especially from the same brand which is unfortunate I have to 32 gigabyte kits for a total of 64 gigabytes at 3200 megahertz which I was able to achieve no problem with an XMP profile and while it is a unique look to have this fading memory modules on the top you cannot turn off the LEDs nor can you control them so if you want just static LEDs this isn't for you my next comment would be on the fans which are part of Corsairs mlpro series or magnetic levitation the LEDs here are centered and if you want consistent brightness regardless of the RPM you need to connect the fans to a four pin pwm headers and have pwm settings enabled otherwise the brightness will vary with speed and voltage something that I discovered when my BIOS did not save those changes but the really cool thing about the fans is a new magnet bearing which lifts the blades so there's no friction making rotation totally silent and so the only audible noise is air displacement at higher rpms but I can leave them spinning at a pretty fast 1,200 rpm for my 140 other fans which are inaudible with a closed panel let's take a listen the pcs on this is add quiet let's go full-speed and so what you're here now is all air displacement by the fan blades let's go back to quiet now some of you may question the placement of the radiator why I didn't put it at the top and mainly I put it at the front so that I have better visual of the motherboard area and I might actually rotate the front fans to pull air out of the case for negative pressure since the GPU exhausts a lot of hot air into the case itself but the cooler is the h100 iv2 it keeps my CPU at 63 degrees Celsius at 100% load without throttling and this is it for gigahertz and really this is it additionally I have a one terabyte SSD for files and a 250 gigabyte system SSD for playing but powerful second workstation file sharing is done through hours Knology nas and I just need to rearrange the office to accommodate for dual editing pcs and that is it my friends thank you so much for joining us on this adventure building something like this I'm quite happy with how the six core machine turned out what do you think what you would have done something differently let us know in the comments down below I'm Dimitri with Huracan Aqsa we'll see you next video guys guys we made it I wasn't worried well we were worried about the first boot there it was here pretty happy in this new house my shroud matches the frame guys he's coming hmm probably nothing