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it's time for the talc the Tech Talk with the bay ring of b1 I had to return the 82 a 35 Audio Technica so welcome back you guys have been wondering where have I been for the last two weeks and the answer is I've been pretty damn sick I came down with some weird virus or infection they didn't actually know what it was but essentially it felt like someone dropped a piano on me so like I had no headaches or anything like that but my body just ached for literally a week and I think it was a combination of a lot of things I think I got an infection like I had a blood test on and I think I got an infection and I was going like I was just working out too hard and eating the wrong food and your body just thought it all came to a stop and I had to rest anyway I'm rested up today we're gonna get Tech Talk done looking at the gtx 880 series there's lots of rumors flying around but these rumors look a lot more solid we're gonna look at the haswell-e which is coming out very soon as well which is interesting and then we're gonna take a look at ddr4 and also gonna look at the Pentium overclock the three to five eight and the best motherboards I've also got some tech that's just come in I'm gonna be reviewing a lot I'm gonna be giving you guys a lot more videos as I'm now on summer holidays anyway let's get on with the first topic and this is the gtx 880 and 870 now the release date here is confirmed to be coming this November according to suite Clockers which is known to have pretty solid estimates it's actually could be as early as October however the sad news is is that the gtx 880 and 870 will be on 28 nanometer this bothers me because i tried i recently tried the 750ti Maxwell architecture like I tried this Maxwell architecture here and as you guys know I did a review on the 750 Ti from game wood and man Maxwell's performance per watt was insanely impressive I was really impressed with it and I was dying to see if they were gonna release a gtx 880 with the 20 nanometer that would even improve and fish'n see even more so I was kind of I'm a little bit sad to see that Nvidia is releasing it on the 28 nanometer but it's understandable for from a company standpoint I mean they've got to release new products to sell new products right so it's actually not invidious fall and I believe it's TS MCS fault they don't have the 20 nanometer manufacturing process ready for rollout yet so our mass mass production so that's that and I'm a little bit sad but at the same time we are going to get more of performance efficient GPUs coming out so that's the good news are the actual specs of the GTX 7 and the 880 and the 870 I don't believe like I said before my other prediction I don't believe they're gonna be that much faster than the seventh series I think the 780 Ti is still gonna kick ass legitimately I don't think you're gonna have a jump say you had the 780 Ti over the 680 I don't think you're gonna see that 40 solid 40 percent jump a 40 50 percent jump in performance this time around I think you're gonna see more of a similar performance however a lot more power efficient that's just my thinking with Maxwell AMD is supposedly brought out the r9 390x which is allegedly leaked however this one here is just really I don't like I read that I've read the leaks and they don't seem as certain as the gtx 880 series maxwell so i mean i'm looking forward to seeing what AMD have on the horizon I mean I'm really keen to as always you guys want to see competition as if AMD does go broke I do agree with a lot of people competitions always a good thing so everybody goes under we're gonna see high prices on everything I mean I don't look trust me and I don't I don't forget what Nvidia did with the 780 they released that 650 and then they dropped it down to $500 when AMD brought some competition around so competition is a good thing however I will say that with all this things with all these products that are going on this year Maxwell was a breath of fresh air for me I really am looking forward to Maxwell especially 20 nanometre I hope they get it out anyway and video they have Pascal on the horizon as you guys know they've released they've done a presentation on Pascal and it actually looks really damn impressive they've also gonna put a are in processor on board and they don't think they're gonna stack the memory as well so and video look like they've got some real iron D in the pipeline though they've delayed the other series called the Volta and so I'm I really don't know too much about voltaren Pascal but I am looking forward to Pascal as Maxwell was damn impressive it really did impress the pants off of me so yeah that was really good anyway let's move on now to the next topic intel has well they're apparently once sight bottom-line telecommunications is releasing pre-orders on these CPUs I've never heard of the website before I mean if someone wants to chime in and know if they're legit or not then that would I guess that would confirm more or less the prices of these things however this is looking really good the 5/8 20k at 425 dollars so that's a 6 quart 12 threaded CPU that's the only gonna cost four hundred and twenty-five dollars I mean that is not that bad I mean this time around I'm actually impressed Intel's kind of listening a little bit I guess and we're getting some good budget value for money items for instance the three to five eight yes I do have it in my hands this is the 32 58 and they're unlocking the motherboards on the 8 Series so hopefully we can get some budget motherboards and some good overclocking on a budget so let's get back anyway to topic F of 5 8 20 K 6 cores 12 threats beast and apparently it's going to come out with a 3.3 gigahertz base clock now this is the model that I'm very keen to see however there is much some concerns and that is the dhih dhih the cost of ddr4 and also the cost of the x99 platform as soon as it comes out I mean if the motherboards gonna cost you $300 and the ddr4 like you're gonna get 16 gig at least that's gonna cost you $200 then that's a lot of money considering the CPUs only $400 I mean I like the fact that 5 820 Kay's gonna be cheap however all the Augmented costs in building this computer it's gonna add up to a substantial amount so I'm very keen to see some more pricing on the motherboard specifically and I'm keen to see some pricing on ddr4 I mean essentially ddr4 should be cheaper than ddr3 however there's always that milking process when products are first released we've got here the 5 930 km in this is gonna be 6 again 6 cores and 12 threads this really doesn't look like day like that of a compelling sale I mean you've got here an extra $200 on the CPU for an extra essentially I mean people have lifting lists in the speeds there's different speeds here but we got a 3.5 gig base clock and a 3.9 turbo as opposed to a 3.6 turbo I mean essentially that both kcp you so you can overclock both these CPUs accessions just paint $200 for essentially a CPU that's clocked higher maybe possibly even bend a better Bend chip so I'm not too sure if that's worth the $200 if I do upgrade to as well it's definitely gonna be the 5/8 20k the 5 960 X however is going to be their eighth course 16 threaded beasts now this thing is going to be the first 8 core true 8 core desktop as intel calls it for the desktop users now this thing is gonna be an absolute beast but however it's gonna cost like a roundabout ring from the pre-orders here $1,100 so that's gonna be very damn expensive for you guys wanting to get the 8 core 16 threats and I kind of knew that was the case I mean Intel's not gonna give away their proprietary tech at a bargain that's just not how it works so I mean I didn't I didn't expect the 8 core version of this CPU to be anything under like $800 when I was first looking they're just theory crafting prices in my head but this thing yet definitely gonna be expensive I don't think it's gonna be worth the money honestly especially if you're a gamer it would be worth the money to someone who does a lot of production and they're a solo artist for instance I can imagine some of the bigger tech channels who make their own videos could benefit from this 5 960 X even though it's $1,000 technically if you're making over $1,000 a day which is some big youtubers are they can definitely save you the time and time is money so move now back onto pricing here and we have the 4 8 20 K now this was gonna this was originally $325 this was the budget for core 8 threats however it looks like this time around Intel is doing out with the 4 chord 8 threaded processors and that seems logical as there wasn't really a big difference between this and the 4 770 K in terms of performance so I do like that Intel's only I mean they're offering their baseline model as a 6 quart 12 threaded CPU on the x99 platform as we see here the 4 930 K this is clocked at 3.4 gigs and this is 580 dollars retail so you can see here the CPU essentially is going to be a hundred and fifty dollars cheaper then what Intel I mean then what their previous generation offered the office so hey we're moving out on to the best bet notice that these chips are also going to be soldered as well so for the for guys like me who love to overclock we will not have to deal lid that has we'll eat chips as we saw here someone tried to delete an ivy bridge-e chip and they failed miserably and they found out it was actually soldered and they destroyed the chip so that's something I'm really looking forward to soldered overclocking again that'll be a fresh of a breath of fresh air and now we're moving back to ddr4 also so this was something I pointed out before in the costs of ddr4 now ddr4 is going to be more efficient it's gonna be about 1.3 volt I think the spec however how much it's gonna cost is anyone's guess I'm keen to see when these sticks hit the market the consumer market how much they're actually gonna be in terms of speed I mean they're not gonna be that much faster than ddr3 so I don't think we're gonna see that huge of a benefit however I said before they think the power savings are gonna be really important there with ddr4 now one thing about ddr4 as well is it all in it may not be mainstream until 2015 which is worries me because if it's not mainstream if it's not in mass production then the prices the ddr4 is going to be pretty damn expensive so that's something that does worry me a little bit especially since the tablet market is gonna want access to cheaper I mean a lot more efficient Ram as well and stuff like that so no PC market as well so something to be keep an eye out for I'm really like I'm I'm scared of the day they release ddr4 them what prices they're gonna charge for ddr4 that's gonna scare the hell out of me so anyway don't like if you guys see ddr4 at ridiculous prices don't say I didn't tell you so because I'm telling you now anyway let's look under some other bright news I guess this is good news Zeus is adding overclocking and this is probably old news but however as Zeus gigabyte as well so I'll move this here as well gigabyte pretty much all the main menu all the main vendors are adding support for overclocking on their non CE platforms now this is really good news because we will get to finally see these streets like this is the penny in 32:58 and we're gonna see which budget motherboard is good for this CPU now I'm gonna talk to you guys straight away I don't think like I'm gonna tell you guys straight out I think there's a model here that I really love and I've actually ordered it it's the gigabyte I've actually got right here for you guys so it's the B 85 M from gigabyte it's the ultra durable motherboard now this thing has two CPU two CPU four pin supports it's also got a little bit of extra caps and chokes on boards so I'm hoping this will do a good job of handling the Pentium and the best thing about this board is it's only fifty five dollars retail in Japan I mean I imagine it'll be cheaper in the States so this looks like a good board with the Pentium I'm gonna be testing the hell out of this and giving you guys the ultimatum and telling you if it is a good recommendation because ultimately if this thing works I could imagine the Pentium 3 32:58 it like at four point two gigs possibly even four point four on a stock heatsink being a really good compelling value when you couple it with a GTX 760 or something like that so on the other hand just be wary if you're gonna go out and buy something like this just be wary I personally wouldn't recommend something like the cheapest H 81m you can get your hands on as you see here there's really it's just really a bare-bones model once you put a GTX 760 in there two six two six two Ram probably gonna have a few hard drives you've only got three chokes they're in limited amount of caps and one for pin CPU connector so honestly I wouldn't recommend something like this for gamers for someone who's going to game on this thing do some hardcore gaming I don't recommend getting the cheapest motherboard possible hence why I'm personally getting the b85 from gigabyte so hopefully this works out and if it does I'll be doing a really good review on it so I'm thinking right now it will work out anyway this is a ddr4 Intel's 40 nanometer skylake will support ddr4 PCIe 4 and solder express'd now this is the thing sky lakes on the way after Broadway abroad will most likely be released at the start of 2015 and when that's released is essentially means that the z97 board is going to be another single freaking chip motherboard platform because it's going to support it's nothing z97 supports Broadwell sports ddr3 skull is gonna support ddr4 that means are gonna have to go and buy another motherboard if you want to upgrade to skylake so I'm a little bit disappointed in the fact that lately we just have to buy so many new we have to buy pretty much a new platform every time we want to buy a new chip it's really getting annoying and yeah this is sort of something that I don't look forward to recommending got you guys but anyway yeah Broadwell yeah if you get a new z97 just to understand that Broadwell is gonna be pretty much a one gen chip for your motherboard that's it anyway let's move on now to the next bit and that is Broadwell is to be released I guess at the end of 2014 this looks like it'll be released for the laptops maybe before it'll be released to the desktops I honestly not too sure I mean everything is getting delayed I mean you're seeing tsmc delay there 20 nanometer and tells delaying their 14 nanometer it may even be I mean I'm predicting Broadwell be out now in the first quarter of 2015 so anyway as we looked at the h1 thing I want to talk about also lastly with the H 87 and the H 81 and all this be 85 unlocking I think Intel's allowing the partners to do this for a specific reason and the reason they're allowing the partners to do this is because they want to refresh sales I mean sales are probably getting stagnant because they haven't given us a new product Broadwell is not released yet so people don't really have the need upgrade personally it is my 4 670 K I do not have a need to upgrade to a 4 6 9 TK or for 790 K because it's the same chip my chip goes to 4.6 gig stable all day every day I might not even get a chip that's as good as my 4 670 K so I think they're this but with them unlocking the h87 and beardy 5 motherboards they're essentially trying to get the people on sandy and possibly even the gen before that to upgrade to has well now so it is a good I mean it is a good sales tactic I do believe it until it officially given the go-ahead to all the vendors to do this and it makes also it makes really good promise on the fact that the 32 58 we'll be a legit by now so if it means essential people like you're buying z87 motherboards for these chips it's not worth it do not go out and buy a z8 97 or z87 motherboard especially it's the 87 just for the 32:58 if you're getting a z97 you're going to use it as a bridge to Broadwell and that's understandable that's personally what I would only do with it but it's up to you guys anyway that leaves about everything I've talked about everything I want to talk about today also um that's about it sorry I'm a little bit rusty I haven't made a video in two weeks but I want to get you guys the tech videos I'm gonna be getting these reviews done like I said I'm going to be getting the review done on this the B 85m ds3 H from gigabyte I'm gonna be getting the 32:58 review done I'm gonna see how high this retail sample overclocks 256 gigabyte and makes 100 from crucial so I'm gonna be reviewing that for you guys and telling you how this performs I mean this thing is retailed at a hundred and ten dollars for 256 gigabytes of SSD that's pretty damn impressive anyway I mean the 512 version it's like about $230 as well like damn SSDs are getting inexpensive now and you pretty much want one if you're a desktop user anyway guys if you'd like this video please give it a thumbs up and if you have any questions or anything you want to talk about in the comment section below please put a comment in the comment section below and I will reply as soon as I can and if you haven't ready give this video a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven't already to take your city and yeah I'm back on track I'm healthy now I'm all good I've also to the animatics I've got some Animax case for $30 I'm gonna review so there's lots of reviews coming for you guys and did I tell you I love you guys and peace out for now I'm gonna roll the outro bye