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so today's video was supposed to be dad man in myself we had such a bizarre thing happen where we're trading a gaming PC for a clothing business but that video is going to have to wait until tomorrow because I've recently beginning a lot of comments on my 24 23 - a CPU now this is a topic that I'm going to talk about today where it's local deals versus worldwide deals and the two of them are not to be confused because in a lot of my parts hunts a lot of the time people are telling me they can't get access to the deals that I can get whether they live in a remote island or they live in a place where the use market is not healthy and the new market is just simply overpriced and so I did that video to cater for those people wherever they are in the world and now the reason I did it in u.s. dollar pricing is because the USD is the world's reserve currency pretty much any currency in the world gets converted to the USD as a benchmark and the reason this is some websites don't accept some local currencies and so in order to buy stuff from that website you have to then convert your local currency into US dollars but also clear up some confusion people are talking about the risin 5 1,400 being better value than the Xeon 24:23 - and now if you can get this on a local deal for cheaper then of course it's going to be a better deal for instance I got an eye 74770 for under $100 in one of my recent videos however I feel it'd be just stupid of me to then get that eye 74770 which costs a hundred and seventy five dollars for the CPU alone on Aliexpress and then compare that to any of the deals that are available on Aliexpress but with that out of the way let's compare two builds in today's video and that is the 24 20 v2z on built and then arisin v 1400 build both off Aliexpress and see how they stack up in terms of value for money and also performance so taking a look at current prices on Aliexpress we can put together two different builds one being a risin 5 1400 where the CPU is actually extremely good value for money at the moment being 67 dollars and 10 cents a motherboard the cheapest I could find an a320 from colorful is currently 61 dollars and 80 cents and then 2 4 gigabyte sticks of ddr4 memory the cheapest I could find this for is $38 for the pair this brings the whole total to a hundred and sixty six dollars and ninety cents shipped now of course depending on where you live in the world there may be import taxes so getting the cheapest build possible can be a more desirable option depending on where you live in the world to bring down import charges and duties and that's why we're looking at the e5 24 20 feet to where the CPU alone cost $16 and 70 cents the motherboard 50 dollars and 90 cents and then the memory costs around $16.80 free gigabytes so this whole build tallies up to 84 dollars and 40 cents where you're roughly coming in half the price of the Rison build and also gonna say this before we move into the comparison and that is there is nothing and I mean nothing to be embarrassed about if you can't afford that extra $82.50 me personally with my channel here I come from the grassroots of growing up with very little and that's something that's always going to stick with me a techie air city which is why I love budget builds which is why I love these older Zeon's which is why I love going deals hunting getting the best bang for buck and ultimately getting people into PC gaming because I love PC gaming especially on a budget but every guys pulling up the latest Cinebench r20 here which is pretty much the benchmark for getting a CPUs rough performance we can see here in terms of dollar per point the Xeon build on the multi-threaded score does extremely well the Rison still doing extremely well too but it's not as good value for money for these three pieces as is the Xeon moving on to the single threaded score the Xeon still edges out the Rison 5 1400 but that's not to say that it's better value for everyone of course the Rison 5 1400 is a really good CPU and has better performance I'm not gonna sit here and tell you guys that once definitively better than the other especially when it comes to PC gaming that's your choice as a consumer you can do what you want I'm just presenting you with options here on the channel but now here's a comment that I think's a little bit absurd someone requested that I test this with an RT x20 atti and I just thought to myself what is the point no one in their right mind is going to pair an $84 bare-bones combo with an RT x20 atti or anyone for that matter I don't imagine would pair a 2080 ti with a risin v 1,400 to me personally that's like going out and buying a brand new v8 sports car and then taking out the v8 engine and putting in a six year old four-cylinder and no one does it but if you end up buying either of these combos and then coupling it with a budget graphics card you're going to get really nice performance especially on free-to-play games and games that don't cost over $50 which I'm guessing if you're on this budget you probably can't afford those latest and greatest titles anyway so it'd be a little bit irrelevant to put them into comparison when free-to-play titles are much better benchmark to be testing in relation to this budget but of course in this world you do get what you pay for and generally the more money you spend on something it's going to be better in terms of what it can do and now the drawbacks of the older Zeon's of course is generally in the feature set of the motherboards they don't support things like USB 3.1 the V RMS aren't the best but in this case the Xeon only sips power to the point where you don't really have to worry about that v RM of course the bios is outdated and old looking but that bias is really not going to affect your FPS and neither is USB 3 speeds and when we look at the Verizon v 1400 it is undoubtedly a better combo to get however it is more expensive as we said before it does carry avx2 instruction set does have USB 3 and if you can afford that extra money and you want to do some video editing in the future then this is probably going to be a better buy for you but also on the same token if we're looking at worldwide deals another youtuber by the name of Phil's computer labs has tested out an 8 core Xeon for example the 26 18 9 this combination of CPU motherboard and 16 gigabytes of ddr3 memory can still be had for cheaper than the raisin 5 1400 combo and you're getting double the cause you are still getting USB 3 and also solder 3 ports on the board so basically at the end of the day value is what you want to make it and in closing out this video there's a big difference between world wide deals and local deals and I don't want to confuse the two I always stress here on the channel get local deals if you can they're generally going to be better than the worldwide deals especially if you live in Australia especially if you live in the u.s. the UK the list goes on but there's also a big list for those countries that don't have local deals for instance when I was in New Caledonia I was shocked and I spoke to the locals there and there was just nothing the used market was a complete bust the new prices of parts it was like over $2,000 for a PC with an i-5 and a GTX 1063 gigabyte no one in their right mind would want to buy that if they're looking for value for money so me putting up these worldwide deals gives those people like the people in New Caledonia an option to get into PC gaming and still get decent performance at low or medium settings at 1080p I also said in those two videos that I made with the e5 2420 v2 that if you can't get local deals then this is something you may wish to think about but I think to me it's clear what's happening here and that is that some people have gone and taken my words on local deals twisted them around and then gone and get the worldwide deals and overpaid for them and then compare them against cheaper local deals with an irrelevant graphics card for the comparison and then drawing the conclusion that the Zeon's a terrible value for money which they're not think of the worldwide deals like the Big Mac index you can pretty much get a Big Mac anywhere in the world and it will always be a reasonable price but me personally I like a local burger joint called Betty's burgers they make a really delicious burger but for someone in another country they may not have Betty's burgers and so if I'm recommending them Betty's burgers they might end up starving if that's the only choice they want to go for so the Big Mac is there as a last resort if they need some to eat and who guys that's it for today's video if you guys want to see me for instance compare the risin 5 1402 the e5 24 20 v2 and even the e5 26 89 Zeon's I can make that three-way comparison happen just let me know in the comment section below what graphics cards you would like to see tested and at the end of the day thank you guys so much for all the love and support you've shown us behind the scenes I really appreciate it if someone's telling you that Tek yes is misleading you on anything I want you to go tell that person to challenge me any time any place any budget to a PC build off and put their money where their mouth is and without a sight I'll catch each and every one of you in another awesome tech video very soon if you haven't already most to subscribe ring that little bell icon and I'll catch you guys in another tech video very soon peace out for now be you