Gadgetory

you welcome back to tokyo city this is brian coming to you guys there with my new but old benchmarking rig and the whole purpose of this build is to sort of showcase a good cpu with sort of those upcoming mid-range graphics cards gonna be getting at gtx 1070 and also getting an RX 480 in i'm going to be testing that with the 3930k or in this case the e5 1650 which is a 39 K equivalent Xeon which is overclockable now I did do a recent vlog on this CPU and unfortunately didn't overclock as high as I'd like it to however with the upcoming benchmarks I think that's probably a good thing since I want to keep it more real world and sort of what everyone can expect to get out of these CPUs and whatnot so with that being said let's get on with what we've got involved in the build the prices of these parts and then I'll also get onto some quick benchmarking in games and talk a little bit more about this system you you so then we have it the benchmarks do all the talking and the GTX 780 is surprisingly still a really good card at 1080p all those latest titles like doom maxed out or near maxed out was giving really good frame rates I didn't have any problems or any hiccups or any stuttering for that matter playing games at 1080p one thing I will say about the 780 though is it sort of calmed down a lot in price I mean I managed to pick mine up although it was a gamble for around about a hundred and thirty dollars and at this price it represents phenomenal value for money and with the RX 480 to be released really soon I think a gratis card like the GTX 780 will be a great pickup for people looking for second-hand parts I'd imagine you'd expect to get one of these for around about 150 dollars or even cheaper ones that are X 480 drops on the market but what about the e5 1650 well that CPU still to this day is absolutely amazing I was surprised at how snappy it was it's a really responsive CPU and also over clocks and it will do well not only in games but also productivity if you throw the tasks at it I was actually impressed but the value for money that the CPU has to offer the one thing to keep in mind with some of these Sandy Bridge bargain CPUs is that the motherboard the x79 boards are still very expensive I mean I picked mine up for around about 150 dollars and that is pretty damn expensive when you compare it to something like a be 85 or something that's even latest and greatest it's only around about $50 so all in all the benchmark band it was a lot of success in my opinion just goes to show that how like three and four year old Hardware can still absolutely kick ass to this date and that you really don't need to upgrade even if you want to play some of the latest titles and I mean 1080p is a very popular resolution still I don't really see the need to have to go to 1440p or 4k for that matter especially if you're on a budget they're also some last-minute things I did run into some little problems with this build like that CUDA sake is you go case it just wouldn't fit the motherboard in there so I had to use a different case that I had sitting around here and I'm quite glad that did because this is pretty much going to be a build that I'm just going to use for benchmarking it's not really a showcase build or anything like that so anyways that's about it for me today if you enjoyed this build to be sure to drop a comment below and hit that like button and I will catch you in another tech video very soon peace out for now bye everybody in