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today I'm going to build another hybrid use the new parts PC that can play battlefield 1 on ultra settings at 1440p for $360 welcome back to tech city I've been hearing your calls for PC builds now I thought I'd do something very unique with this review sample do carci that I got sent so instead of doing the typical whole you know go over the cases features and stuff I just decided to do a build with it and then at the end of the video I'll talk about what I didn't like and liked about this case and whether I can recommend it for 50 dollars until then let's get on with the battlefield 1 PC the parts and how much they cost the build and then the benchmarks so that we have at the LGA 771 Xeon clock to around 4 gigahertz was handling that 1060 OK at 1440p at 1080p it was starting to free up a lot of room for the GPU and the CPU was still maxed out though I will be making another video comparing this CPU with the GTX 1060 to the 6800 K to see how much of a difference there really is so stay tuned for that video though in the meantime this build was just phenomenal price performance and you can still see that those LGA 775 Simpson one combo from like 8 years ago is still kicking hard to this very date the thing that made this build was that memory I managed to get a server or actually a couple of sips I actually got four servers two of them I gave to my friends because they've been helping me out a lot but the two that I got I managed to pull out like 16 gigabytes of ddr2 memory from both those service for nothing they were going to go on the tip and I said hey let me take a look at them first managed to get that memory out there that's what made this build really cheap as I got the memory for free which was awesome and with this platform the memory really is the key to getting those high overclocks out of that 771 CPU and then after that you start to hit that boundary where you need really good cooling as you can see with my zeal and it started to even throttle over 4 gigahertz before even the cooler was making good contact it just couldn't handle the heat after 4 gigahertz which is kind of impressive considering the performance that it's already getting for an eight-year-old CPU so with that aside let's talk about the Dakar see a case that was sent over from deep cool for review so instead of doing a typical review where I just go over the components and the features of the case I'm going to actually do it after I've done and building it and things that I like about this case was simply the build quality it was phenomenal build quality especially for a $50 case or 79 AUD depending on where you live at the bottom of the case you've got the sealed off power supply enclosure there which enables you to mount non modular power supplies which if you're on a budget you're probably going to go with that option anyway though you've got the option that amount only one 120 or 140 mm fan of the front I would have liked to have sent two options there for fans though one option still at this budget is decent you also got the side window panel which is really nice to see all your components shine through once you've finished the build and the back of the case also has that option for cable management for drive options you can mount to five point two five inch drives up the top or 13.5 inch drive down the bottom of that 5.25 inch tree you got the option for two SSDs in the middle there another back another two 3.5 inch mechanical drives as well then towards the top you can detach that and then mount a 240 mm rad if you want to at the bottom that goes you got four feet and a dust filter option there which is kind of hard to remove in practice so ultimately the CAHSEE is a one hard-hitting case for 50 bucks I was really blown away by the build quality that you're getting for the money so I had to critique one thing would be those triangles inside the case which kind of reminded me of something like the Zelda's Triforce I mean that's a cool thing if you're a massive Zelda fan you want to do a Zelda thing build there for the masses I'm sure people would have liked to have seen may be simple squares or even just air vents like they did on their other cases you guys that's about it for me today if you liked this video then be sure to hit that like button and also I hope this video showcased the power of eight-year-old hardware it can still get up and boogie even with the latest and greatest gtx 1060 even though admittedly that 1060 still had a bit of headroom it was a very enjoyable experience on this pc but i will detail that more in an upcoming video so stay tuned for that and also let me know in the comment section below did you like this unique case review I certainly had a lot of fun doing it and I'll catch you in another tech video very soon peace out for now bye and then also I hope this video showcased the power of that old-school hardware I mean eight years old and look how hard it's still going for hardware that's a lot 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