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so in the previous video we just finished testing the six core $18 eon that's the e5 2420 v2 if you haven't seen that video ready I'll put the link up here where basically that's CPU for the money is really good when you couple it with something like an Rx 570 or a gtx 1650 but on that note it got me thinking since Reisen CPUs are great value in the new market how much of a difference in performance is there going to be between say a verizon 520 600 which is also a 6 core 12 threaded CPU and the CPU in yesterday's video these six core twelve threaded Ivy Bridge Xeon so before we even get into the nuts and bolts of this video I will say if you're going to go out and buy an RT X xx 70 or Vega 56 or Radeon 7 then definitely spend more money on a CPU than an $18 Ian I think everyone in the world would know that a $500 graphics card is going to bottleneck an $18 CPU but what about these entry-level cards like the GTX 1650 like the rx 570 so that leaves the question of is the $18.00 CPU going to bottleneck these two graphics cards or is it going to be money well spent well there's only one way to find that out and that's do some benchmarking so let's get on into it so we got to test systems set up in the studio here this one being the first and it's got the risin be 450 motherboard it's an MSI budget board great value for money and it's also coupled with 16 gigabytes of ddr4 memory which is also a great choice for people getting into PC gaming and want to get value for money now this isn't thirty two hundred megahertz stuff but for the first scenario here we're going to test the six core with out-of-the-box settings so we're not gonna be tuning anything but then we're going to come back and tune it up and see how much of a performance difference that makes and then over here we've got the Xeon system and that's going to be to sporting the sixteen fifty after it's done testing on the rosin system and then we're gonna switch over the RX 572 the Rison system to so we're gonna be doing a switch-a-rooney here and then getting some numbers for you guys and seeing just how much of a difference there is so the results are now in for this budget CPU on to budget graphics cards versus the horizon five 2600 and the results are really weird actually and they're pretty interesting we're gonna go through them one by one but first off we'll pull up Apex legends now I decided to test on medium settings just to get more out of the FPS potentially bottleneck the Xeon even harder than what it may be getting bottlenecked if there was a bottleneck and so we can see here the gtx 1650 didn't present any bottlenecks pretty much whatsoever and in fact the rise in memory tweaks and also upping the clock speeds the 3.8 you give us on all caused really only showed a two FPS boost over rising out of the box and so this is if anything just goes to show how well made apex legends is in comparison at least to the other games that we've got here on display so there's pretty much only a 2 FPS difference at best on the gtx 1650 moving over to the RX 570 however the xeon is falling a little bit behind it's nothing to write home about especially considering the value proposition of the xeon with either of these two graphics cards but the rise in memory speeds did make a 3 FPS difference here versus a 2 FPS difference even though that's kind of scaling to the two GPUs here the 1% in point one percent loads are absolutely fine on this title so if anything apex Legends is going to give you a great experience on either both these CPUs whether they're tuned or not on an RX 570 or a gtx 1650 now moving over to dota 2 here's where we did start to see the trend break away here in that the Rison did score more FPS and that's due to at having a much higher in this case a single-threaded clock speed then the Zeon's 2.5 gigahertz but another thing I did notice is that the memory speeds at least on the Radeon side of things the RX 570 actually made a big difference as opposed to the gtx 1650 side of things so here's where the weirdness starts to come into these benchmarks but if anything it's something i've also noticed in relation to the 16th the RX 570 in this title they're coming very close and in fact a lot closer than some of the other titles and also on that note out of the box settings at default into twenty four hundred megahertz CL fifteen so that's what we went with for these tests but basically having the arisin five 2600 versus the $18.00 eon in this game will give you a FPS boost it is quite substantial but here's where we're gonna still pull back to the average FPS figures it's 85 and 90 and this is where you're going to get a really good experience still especially on a budget sixty Hertz monitor so the FPS is good in this title but it is a lot better on the rise and CPU but again if you're a competitive gamer you're going to be definitely knowing that you need the max FPS possible then you're gonna go out and spend the extra money to get the better gear potentially at 144 Hertz monitor if you even that good and you're into the scene maybe a 240 Hertz monitor of it let's move out out of the next title hitman two this is the first of the DX 12 titles that were testing here and it's not surprisingly showing that the results are pretty much identical across the field here with the Z on pretty much coming really close to rising out of the box and both rise and tuned so if anything in this particular title there isn't a whole lot of difference between these CPUs even when you tune up the Rison on CL 1430 200 megahertz but also on that note it is good to see that as the newer titles come out they're taking advantage of more cores more threads and this means that the budget CPUs like this $18 Xeon and now performing really well at least in this particular title and now we did test at 1080p medium settings as well so just to extract as much FPS out of these two budget graphics cards as possible without having the game look too terrible but now moving back to csgo and here's where we saw a little bit of a weird one where the gtx 1650 on the budget Xeon ended up beating out the RX 570 scoring 124 average FPS versus a hundred and twenty FPS but then we move over to the rise in CPUs and the rise in both with the out-of-the-box settings and also tune settings then pulled a head off the GTX 16:50 that is by quite a bit so this was a pretty interesting result and csgo if anything does show you if you overclock your cpu and you've got very sensitive settings with memory and CPU clock speeds then this game will benefit greatly from those extra clock speeds and memory speeds so we saw 208 FPS with the GTX 1615 that one up to 228 and then over to the RX 570 side of things we then saw 233 getting a substantial boost of 271 so if there's one trend that I can already see with these numbers that is that the RX 570 does demand in comparison to the gtx 1650 slightly higher clock speeds on the single thread and also higher memory speeds so now we've added a last title resident evil' to 1080p high settings DX 12 is this setting we've tested on and surprisingly the xeon on the RX 570 side of things scored a victory over both rising out of the box and rise and tuned and this is where things get a little bit awkward because i'm sitting here scratching my head like i double-checked all the settings and this is what was happening so this one's a bit of an outlier but when we move over to the gtx 1650 side of things we then had a slight victory with the rising out-of-the-box and both tuned but they scored pretty much the same so if anything the Xeon versus the rise in 520 600 there wasn't a huge difference with both these graphics cards but we'll move over to conclusion now and talk about a little bit more in depth so here's the crux of today's video if you're going to go out and buy the $18.00 Eon and couple it with a budget graphics card then you're gonna have very good price performance on your hands and one thing we saw was the new of the title the more it supports multi-threading and this is important for this CPU since it is only clocking to 2.5 gigahertz across 6 cores 12 threads it does need the game to better utilize more cause more threats and this in turn will balance out the results especially on budget GPUs compared to the rising fire 2,600 now of course the Rosen 520 600 does have its merits is an extremely good value for money CPU on the new market and also when you couple it with a higher-end graphics card like an RT X 2070 or a Vega 56 or even going high to the Radeon 7 or the 2080 ti you're going to see a much larger gap in these two CPUs but on that note with these two CPUs in hand it is important to note that one's $18 and the others over $150 brand-new but also on top of that the motherboard costs and also the ddr3 memory costs are very low with this particular CPU so getting this stuff shipped out anywhere in the world is the benefit of this combo that I've mentioned here and the results are looking really good for it and that's going to Delhi solve the problem of a lot of people in the world who can't get access to good prices on new rising hardware as well as good prices on used hardware and I get this a lot where people complain to me about their used market locally being bad so this kind of CPU and this combo that I'm talking about here is a great staple for someone who can't get access to good prices in their area but anyway guys as time moves on in games do adopt DirectX 12 and these better api's as well as become better multi-threaded we're gonna see the cpu demand side of things become less and less and so that in turn is enabling us now to spend more money on a graphics card and get a better gaming experience which is an awesome thing to see and today's results definitely show that some of those all the titles like dota 2 csgo did run better on the Rison system and even in that own field when you overclocked the Rison system or even gave it a bit of a turn especially on the memory side of things it saw some big gains in those two particular titles but the other three titles which were pretty modern didn't show much gain at all and on that note I hope you enjoyed today's video if you did be sure to hit that like button also let us know in the comments section below what do you think of both these CPUs the $18.00 Eon and the rise of 5 2600 I honestly love both of them I think they're both great value for money depending on what you're doing but today's video just showed if you're going with an $18 CPU and you're coupling with a budget GPU which I'm assuming most people would logically do then it's going to give you some great price performance but on that note don't go buying an $18 CPU and then going out and spending $500 on a graphics card and then complaining about a bottleneck you should be balancing out things a little bit better if you're thinking of doing that with that aside I'll catch you in another tech video very soon peace out for now bye