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I've been thinking about doing something different with my ex $3.99 gaming slash workstation PC I mean for one it's a power horse I can handle pretty much everything I throw at it and secondly it's gorgeous the white and black color scheme looks fantastic especially with the lighting inside and right now it's completely different but it initially it was a wedding black themed piece and if you're interested in the bill log you can check it out right over here but now that the new Star Wars movie is out and a few days ago I just received a GPU from Nvidia with Star Wars theme going all over it I decided to do a little bit of an upgrade on this PC it's gonna be a quick one so I'll be swapping out the ROG Strix gtx 980ti for this monster the titan XP and i'll be changing the color schemes to green in order to complement two GPUs lighting speaking of lighting I thought that the Jedi Order was supposed to be blue instead of green I'm not really sure when video went that route but I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments down below on the lighting anyways let's take a closer look at this GPU right after message from our sponsor get ready for the holidays with mass drops fast shipping of their gift collection items they'll get to you before Christmas like these emu Purple Heart headphones with beautiful warm sound and unique wooden purple housing that are easy to drive with your phone and come with a fair price to join a drop link below so the technics peak collector's edition comes in two flavors the Galactic Empire and the Jedi Order both of them are priced exactly the same at 1138 dollars that again is another reference to the Star Wars franchise they're also identical in terms of specs you get 3840 cuda cores twelve gigabytes of gddr5 X memory eleven point four gigabits per second memory speed on a 384 bit bus and the boost clock of up to 15 82 megahertz but we'll get into overclocking shortly the design of this GPU is quite unique since most reference based GPUs look alike at least on the ten series of cards we've taken a look at the aluminum shroud looks a lot like a lightsaber and the blower cell fan is laser etched and dual anodized with the Jedi Order logo the LED lighting is showcased on the side emulates the same visual effect lightsaber plasma blade and it looks gorgeous guys you'll also notice that this card comes with a backplate with the official Star Wars logo featured on it so if you're a huge fan of the Star Wars franchise and if you're looking to build a Star Wars themed game epc this Titan XP would be a perfect fit for that now to quickly go over the specs of this x3 99 PC it features an overclocked 16 core 32 threaded 1950 X threader for CPU at 4 gigahertz which is cooled by the NZXT X 62 ail cooler 64 gigabytes of g.skill stridency RGB memory all sitting on an asus x 399 zenith motherboard i also hooked up to samsung 960 pro nvme SSDs in raid 0 and all of this is housed inside the Corsair air 540 chassis as for the GPU I was initially rocking at GTX 1080i Strix OC but I think it's about time to change things up a bit with this Titan XP so without any further ado let's move on to the upgrade process all right now that the system is up and running let's run some gaming benchmarks and see what kind of performance improve when we get over the gtx 980ti but before again to that I wanted to mention that I did manage to overclock the Titan XP to 1923 megahertz encore and twelve thousand four hundred megahertz on memory let's start with star wars battlefront 2 at 4k set to ultra settings the Titan XP does take the lead here but when all clocked it performs a lot better than the 1080 Ti Gears of War 4 shows similar results with the Titan XP taking the lead once again the overclocked card surpasses the 60 frames per second mark and just like expected the rest of the titles favor the Titan XV so if you're looking to get some performance benefits in 4k at Ultra settings in the highly demanding titles this piece of a card won't disappoint I also ran a seven minute vendor test using Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017 and the results were not too surprising both cards completed that task at the same time and that makes sense since Adobe still has an updated their software to take full advantage of these higher-end GPUs now if we were running 3d renders using cinema 4d we could potentially see a major difference and I do intend to investigate that in another video so stay tuned for that well there you guys have it d and video GTX Titan XP collector's edition in the Jedi Order flavor now I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments regarding the aesthetics of the GPU what do you guys think about it would it complement a Star Wars themed gaming PC I have a few more steps to do with this extranet and build so for why not change the enclosure to make it more stealth so I might go with a dark matte black finish with tempered glass and of course I have to get RGB fans to complement the green lighting inside there are a lot more things to have planned for this build because I'm still sort of building this out I'm not sure if I want to do a custom water loop down the road I haven't even water-cooled a whole system ever before so that could be an interesting experience in the future so yeah stay tuned for that I'm here with hurricane X thank you so much for watching make sure to subscribe for more similar content and we'll see you in the next one you