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today we have kind of a neat system from the NCIX PC lab now we did our Vesta 6050 which the prototype of which you can see right here we showed it running games we showed it being sort of designed okay so that's all fine and cool but we had a customer come to us and this is one of the first 60 50 series systems off of our production line he came to us and he said well I want the Vesta 60 50 I like the overall spec I want to make a couple small tweaks but I don't want such a big case I have some space considerations for where I'm putting my computer and we kind of went okay well what we'll do is we'll we'll see what we can do to customize the 60 50 into the smaller define our three chassis versus the larger define XL chassis so we made a couple tweaks first of all the mod you vent feature here we've taken off the sound dampening material and replaced it with a 140 millimeter exhaust fan so we do have some slightly warm air coming out of here that's drawing heat away from the graphics cards and other than that most of the internal specs are the same but the first thing I want to show you is the CPU temps so we are running the H 70 so we are getting temperatures only as high as 60 degrees that is with all 12 threads on this 980 X he did upgrade to a 980 x6 core CPU all 12 threads are at a hundred percent using prime95 small FFT so now we can take the side panel off and obviously the temperatures are gonna get even a little bit better once we remove the side panel okay so here we go so I'll show you all of the other tweaks that he made to his personal config first he changed to an HX 850 watt power supply from the TX 850 power supply that is in the spec that allows us to maintain better cable management in this small case so we can make sure we have adequate airflow bringing air from the front of the case here from these two 120mm fans over to the graphics cards okay so that's one change that he made another change that he made is the added a killer Nick 2100 these run like crazy Black Friday promo for $49.99 so yeah it's kind of a no-brainer at that price okay we've also added a storage drive now instead of using the WD green series he opted for a Velociraptor series drive in addition to his OCD vertex to SSD and then I believe that is Elia finally of course he upgraded to a 90 DX six core processor from the 950 quad-core that we normally use so yeah you can clearly see that there now as an experiment we kind of built what built the system for him and this is right out of our production lab this is not a prototype built by crazy Russian or anything like that so this is pretty much what you can expect if you buy a system from NCIX and so we also wanted to run some 3d benchmarks to ensure that even with the side panel closed we're not going to get any overheating because two GTX 480 S is for ATS 580 s is a pretty significant heat load and we also found that even with the 2 5 ATS the six core processor etc etc there is no overheating now another thing that people seem to be concerned about night I can't imagine why with our Avesta 6050 prototype was that we were using an 850 watt power supply with two GTX 580 s well it's fine I can tell you that right now even with the 90 DX upgrade that we've made here this system running prime95 in the background running 3dmark Vantage pulls no more than 726 watts from the wall now factoring in the HX 850 is about 88% efficient that means that we are actually pulling no more than 650 watts from that power supply well within its rated capacity you've got an extra 200 watts of additional power available yeah you're not going to be adding another GTX 580 with that kind of o of an overhead but you also don't have to worry about adding any additional drives or adding a sound card or adding some more RAM that's a non concern with 200 watts of additional room it also means that that I mean that's only when you're under the highest load okay so when you're at idle you're pulling like a very very small portion of what this suppliers capable of achieving so we're gonna run Vantage for you guys I'm going to put the side panel back on so you've seen the max temps with the Corsair h7t running with full load on the CPU but I also want to show you guys just how high the graphics cards get when we close this up and let it cook alright so we finished our Vantage test we've got SLI enabled obviously physics however is off just so that we have scores that are more easily reproducible if you want to compare at home and you can see we scored 36,000 3d marks and Vantage that is in the performance mode you can tell by the P at the beginning and then the hottest that our GPUs got are 87 degrees on the top GPU and eighty degrees on the bottom one that is pretty darn good although I have to tell you guys in some of the testing we did see it peak up around as high as 90 but you know it's still well within reason for GTX 580 I also meant to mention that one of the other small tweaks that was made for this machine was dual 120 millimeter fans in the front rather than only a single and a card reader so that while the card reader is not all that significant but the the changes to the front intake are somewhat significant so thanks for checking out this little video on one of our well I mean I could call it a Vesta 60 50 but it's fairly customized because we did have to use a different case and revalidate the thermals for that different case but yeah thanks for checking out the video on this custom system from NCIX and don't forget to subscribe to - tech tips for more PC videos technology videos on boxing's reviews I have no idea what he said other stuff