Gadgetory

so just about every week I do a bunch of work out here in the garage projects and kind of wrap things up usually about Friday sometimes I'm working by myself sometimes I have Joe my editor here working here with me and then I sort of say the same thing I'm gonna get this stuff cleaned up over the weekend and then on Monday we can start fresh but doesn't always work out that way it's way more common for it to end up looking like this what happened this last week was this was my work area over here and so this became the discard area everything that I needed to just get out of the way I was setting there so I was supposed to clean all this up over the weekend but with the baby coming soon I didn't have any time to do that so today I am trying to keep the to-do list relatively short and simple although it's gonna take some time so first off I'm just gonna clean I have some time here by myself this morning because I sent Joe to Micro Center to pick up a few key components for the second part which is going to be building a couple systems again in the dr. zaber century 2.0 case a case is actually available now in IndieGoGo so I'll put a link to that down in the video's description I'm not building in it again because I haven't given it enough coverage I've already done two separate videos on it but they sent me two of the cases I have a 1 million subscriber giveaway coming up very soon as soon as my plaque actually arrives and I wanted to do a personally built system as part of that giveaway too so that's what I'm going to be building that system for let's get started well I can't say everything's perfectly clean but this is way way way better than it was before so it's always the nice dispense a bit of time tidying things up and I've been gathering parts over here for the doctors a burr build and I think perfect timing who's just arrived walking into frame perfectly come on Joe hey so Joe's here thank you Joe he grabbed this processor which is the 9600 K I which is overclockable so it's gonna go good with the motherboard and I did you get a power supply yeah I didn't that's fine so it's okay that we still have an SF six hundred power supply for the giveaway build so we can get that all put together and part of the reason I'm doing this for a giveaway I am gonna be shipping it so smaller the better that's always nice and then dr. Hebert originally sent me two of these cases they have it in the classic black and then they have this gray finish looks kind of like an aircraft carrier or a fighter jet or something like that and I have done a poll to see which of these two cases which finish the fans wants the opportunity to potentially win for a giveaway let's check the results the poll still has a ways to go but it looks like black is definitely the favor it was 64 percent of the votes so far with about close to 800 people weighing in so I think we're gonna go with the classic black here for the giveaway and then I will be setting up a portable system for myself to use in situations in the future when I need to take it on the road and such in the gray system so that means I have two builds to assemble now one is gonna be a giveaway and guys I know I've already done a build in the sabre-tooth century 2.0 so apologies for doing another one but hopefully you'll forgive me since one of them's gonna be a giveaway and then mine I'll be able to get together most of the way but not quite completely until I get that power supply I think we're just about ready to go now rebuilding continuing to build building new but yeah I guess it's kind of turning into a more standard build video at this point that wasn't really my intent but that's okay because that's really what my channel is about most of the time so I'm sure you guys hopefully don't mind too much let me quickly go over the parts one more time starting with the giveaway system the case of course the dr. xaviar century 2.0 in black for a graphics card the winner will get the GeForce r-tx 2070 and this is that gigabyte mini version hundred and seventy millimeter so yes I'm going with the small graphics card for the build as well as the liquid cooler for the CPU the h-60 from corsair paired up with this nfa 12 X 15 PWM van from Noctua and I will be flipping the fan this time around because apparently when I originally did the build on this I had the fan not in the optimal position it's not a huge difference but it should give a little bit better thermal performance with its flipped so that's nice sticking with Intel for this build so the RG strict C 390 - I gaming from Asus will be the motherboard there it is right there it actually still has the 8700 K in it but I will be removing that and dropping in the 9600 k reason for that being that the 9600 K is an unlocked overclockable 6 core processor which is very good for gaming and that 8700 K says Intel confidential on it which means it's an engineering sample which is the one that they provided me and you're not really supposed to like give those away or anything like that you're supposed to hang on to them if those are provided to you by Intel so I'm sticking to that for memory we're gonna continue to use the Kingston HyperX predator kit right here ddr4 3200 speed for an SSD we're going with the Intel 660 P and this is the one terabyte version of that and then the power supply this little coarser SF 600 SFX power supply which is 80 + platinum rated and also comes with nicely sleeved cable so I don't know if you guys notice that in last video but it's good cabling on this virus play the secondary build over here is going to be an AMD system and that's gonna be based around this or SB 450 I Pro Wi-Fi motherboard which has a m4 socket has Wi-Fi included also has MDOT too so it's gonna be a great sort of core for this build and I'm going to be adding a rise in 7 processor to it this is the 2700 X my idea for this system is that it might be multi-use if I take it on the road I'm probably not just gonna be gaming with it but also doing video editing so more cores and threads is always good to have now it might be slightly hard to keep that cool in a case this small if you guys watched my original video my testing video things can't get warm in here I am still gonna be using the cryo rig c7 low profile cooler unfortunately I have the a m4 upgrade kit for that this was actually sent by a fan a while back so thank you to the fan who sent this in it's actually coming in handy at this point obviously this isn't gonna be the best cooling but I think given the case size and everything it will get the job done and you know my down clock slightly when I'm doing rendering or something like that but I have no problem with that I'd rather rather have the extra cores and threads remember yet we have AG skills sniper X kit this is 3400 speed memory which is Rison compatible so faster memory is always good to have on this platform and I still don't have an SSD graphics card or power supply but for this build yet but since it's going to be kind of a work in progress anyway I can add those at a later date at the least I will get the system initially put together and of course I will be finishing off the giveaway built so let's get started and put these rigs together we're going on the second build now the AMD system and this is sort of a unique conflict that I'm encountering here you guys probably won't see it but I'm using this upgrade kit for the Type C upgrade kit for the cryo rig c7 which is our little low-profile cooler right here the main difference here is that these little brackets that attach to the bottom they've supplied different ones that have four mounting holes and then they also provide this separate back bracket it's plastic but this is the original this is the a m4 one you notice how kind of wide this bracket is and that's because it's got that sort of X shape on the back with the wider mounting locations and that's for Intel sockets and then this sort of rectangular part in the middle is for AMD sockets but when I position this on the back of this motherboard we've got some surface mount components at here and then up here that are conflicting with it so I could just mount it that way anyway and drill through tighten it down but it would be tightening the backplate up against these components and that's just not a good idea but since I still have this backup backplate which will work for Intel sockets if this cooler ever needs to get reused in the future I'm just going to cut pieces off of the ends of this to make room for those components and only really concern myself with the AMD mounting part of this one so guys the title of this video is this happens way too often and you know some things do happen pretty frequently here it gets messy I got to clean it up computer parts come in I got to build computers out of them what doesn't happen very often is me hitting 1 million subscribers and yes I know I've been mentioning that multiple times over the past three or four weeks since it actually happened but I'm just trying to delay long enough so that when I actually do the million subscriber thank you giveaway which is coming very soon you guys won't have forgotten that that actually happened in the past so that is coming soon as soon as my gold play button arrives here from YouTube and yes this system here the one on the right with the 9600 K and an Archie X 27 T will be one of the prizes up for grabs international it'll be great so stay tuned for that thank you guys so much for watching this video hit the thumbs up button on your way out and we'll see you guys in the next one