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ladies Rock a used game PC and hacking things up can I get a and yes in the comment section please oh and don't forget what the dang Fox can do that's right playing games like csgo go to getting some of those later cause like fallout 4 let's take a look welcome back at Tech whoa City this is Brian coming to you guys today with a build that y'all been waiting for the use price performance stuff that is the Builder is it the hack and slash methodology that you came to see anyway whatever it is let's just take a look at what parts we have in this gaming PC the prizes and then benchmark this ugly or beautiful depends how you look at it in some games and you Oh - then with there it is the dank box and that penny mg 32:58 really performs a 4.6 gigahertz them with the gtx 770 i think it is a great combo of course you'll run into games that don't simply work unless you have at least four threads but for every other game which I think gives the majority of titles then you are going to be absolutely fine csgo dota 2 fallout 4 and even the cod remastered all-round superb I was actually surprised at how damn good this little H 81 and ear zeus board was the overclocking was really impressive even those of erm wasn't the best the options for overclocking on earth were phenomenal you had load line calibration phase control and the current limits are all available which helped get this thing to 4.6 gigahertz in the dead heat of summer I did manage the boot of 4.7 and run a quick test but it was just simply too hard for me to try to pump more voltage into this thing so I will say the difficult Gabrielle cooler that I picked up from the junk store in Japan a while ago did a fantastic job this time around it even had a cross threaded bolt in there so I could only hammer it down diagonally with two screws but it's still a did an amazing job nonetheless and of course the case cutting into that with the Dremel worked out pretty well but I would have personally would love to send this case extended or even pushed up a little bit to officially accommodate micro ATX board but regardless it is a nice little case that is lightweight and pretty sturdy though fitting that massive 7950 that I got with 992 ATX as well in the previous vlog if you haven't seen already I put a link in the description below but if I put either of those cards in it would have been really hard to accomplish so I just stuck with the gtx 770 and so on that note it did a really good job staying pretty quiet even when it was overclocked and this is on the reference cooler so I think you guys will want to see a showdown between the gtx 770 versus the r9 280x so get onto that after the mammoth amount of videos I already have in the pipeline but anyway guys if you enjoyed this video to be sure to hit that like button and let me know what you think of the dank box do you like this little thing I personally like it even though the side panels off and I wouldn't maybe hack-and-slash that up too but as fun as it is it's actually working really well it's really quiet and does a great job so hope you enjoyed this youth price performance PC and I'll catch you in the next one very soon peace out for now bye oh yeah claim of this man it's pretty clean so I'm gonna overclock my head now