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all right tech rockers welcome back to the channel by the way if you like that song in the beginning we'll have a link down below where you guys can check it out so what's going on today today it's the noctus falcon system that's right system coming in around $2,100 and we did something special for you guys you guys asked for once again to have a time lapse video and a lot of you people out there asked for hey man what about that cable management so we're going to focus on that today today's build has a lot of Knights parts in it like I said it's coming in around $2,100 all AMD so you ain't e fans out there who are like going I love AMD well check it out this system can be for you and like usual these are just suggested builds you don't need to lead me to snarky I want to chose this and done it this way if you want to build that system do it in your channel I'll check it out but hey this is our build done our way baby we're like the Burger King of freaking pcs we do it our way not your way now there's being a smartass but anyways let's jump in let's first let's talk about the parts and everything that we use in the build and then let's jump in and let's see Anthony builds in the time-lapse video so you guys can see exactly how he put together this awesome system so let's rock the NZXT team knocked this 450 mid tower case is a really nice case if you guys are looking for something that's mid tower matte black can fit up to 2 cards inside of it it's made of steel and ABS plastic it looks really nice it'll take ATX micro ATX mini ITX motherboard inside you have up to 8 bay so it's pretty cool expansion slots or 7 but take a look at the top of the case you guys can see that something's kind of off here though because there is a power button but there's actually no restart button you get 2 USB 3.0 s 2 USB 2.0 s and there's also a mic and headphones a Kazakh ace is something kind of neat here is where you can turn on or off the lights or turn on that glow underneath the computer for the motherboard I chose the Asus prime X 370 Pro this is a really nice motherboard has enough features for us to be good enough for this build you can do 2 cards in it for crossfire one thing that I have to say though is that once we put all the parts in it though you can barely see the board so the silver and black theme that I want to kind of get kind of got faded away into the rest of the build but overall this is a great motherboard powering this beast is the AMD risin 5 1600 X processor 6 cores 12 thread CPU with a frequency of 4.0 and it's Boost this CPU is used in many gamers build because it offers a really great value between price and performance cooling off the CPU is the NZXT kraken x52 all-in-one cpu cooler now we were able to mount this on the top it looks really clean you guys know that the Krakens are a really nice series they cool your CPUs off very well one thing that I personally like however is that on the CPU block you guys can see there's like this infinite mirror spinning thing in there and for visual effects this thing just looks badass featuring 16 gigabytes of Gayle's ddr4 Evo memory at 3200 megahertz this memory is really nice it has all kinds of RGB features it's 2 8 gigabyte sticks and it also looks really nice in this system you guys involved a challenge you guys probably recognize this video car because we've done a few different things with it in the past this is the gigabyte ARS Radeon rx 580 x CR 8 gigabyte graphics card this card is made to rock and it's actually one of the very best rx 5 eighties I think you can get your hands on you guys can see there's some pretty cool lighting effects inside this system now these are the NZXT AER RGB 140 fans and we also use their few lighting controller in this build so that makes the system fully capable doing all kinds of different RGB colors for the boot drive of the noctus Falcon we wanted something really fast so we chose a 4 and 80 gigabyte Corsair Neutron XT 2.5 SSD this thing has got plenty of room on it for storing most of your games and it's also really fast on the boot sequence and for our main storage drive I use the Western Digital blue one terabyte drive even though you can't actually see the power supply because it has a nice NZXT shroud over it we use the BitFenix whisper em 80 plus gold fully modular 850 watt power supply this is a really nice power supply and you can actually get this power supply for right at a hundred bucks right now so it's a great deal for a power supply at 850 watts alright so those are all the parts now let's check out Anthony put this damn beast together now you guys can see that Anthony does something a little different he likes to use a lazy susan ways putting together everything he just finds easier to spend the case around that way and look at everything before he jumps into the build now it does take him quite a few hours to do a build of this magnitude with all the cable management stuff that takes even more time you Anthony is now beginning his cable management part of the build and this usually takes him the most time one thing you really want to focus on when you're doing cable management is looking at everything before you actually put it all together in the system you can test it out before you lock anything down make sure that everything is going to fit in the case the way that you want it to fit and so it doesn't look like it's just jammed in there that's one of the most important things about cable management is everything not just looking all bulky and stuck together and you guys can see that when Anthony does this type of thing he takes his time and slowly builds a system that's totally unobtrusive to any of the airflow so the system just looks great it's not messy it's just a completely killer and clean build are you still with us well if you are now that you've seen the system put together all the cable management let's check out the performance scores you guys can see the CPU got up to a maximum of 72 Celsius at its maximum heat and the GP was almost the same at 73 Celsius the GPU got as high as 14 hundred and 25 megahertz and we saw the memory clock at 2000 megahertz so there you have it gamers and tech fans the noctis frickin Falcon coming in at a little over 2,100 bucks this is a very very nice system if you want to get an 800 X CPU and change it in or something else you can always do for like always your just suggested bills I know everybody can do something different that's the option of having choice and be thankful that you have it this system runs very very nice it's actually been running the entire time that we've been filming in the background so you guys can hear that it does not run very loud whatsoever it's really nice and quiet actually mr. buddy wanted to get in the video and say hello to all you folks out there he was missing you guys she was really like running across the floor go on let me in the video dad he I think he thinks he's the star here maybe you know I don't know vote who's cuter mere buddy I'm just kidding we all know mr. Buttle always went over and over but at the end of the day guys this is a really really a nice build I will probably change the CPU out in this bill to the 1,800 X in the future because the previous build that we did the black cami of you guys had to miss that level link down below to that as well but that was our build for pretty much the Intel side of things and I want on the AMD side things for to be pretty equal so I'm most likely going to change the CP out in this V 1800 extras I think that's more competitive to the 7700 K I don't think this would be very fair I'm sure you guys would agree with that but all in all it's a really nice system it runs cool it looks beautiful the lighting is awesome and best of all to me it's stable man no lie people talk about overclocking all this stuff and I don't really do a lot of that stuff anymore because to me the absolute most important thing in any build to me is stability stability is first performance comes next and then anything else that boots nails after that so do you guys have it folks hope you guys like this vid if you did hey there's a like button down there you guys can hit it and below that we'll have all the links to all the parts that we did in this build so you guys can check them out for yourself also if you want a Windows key just go online and type in windows key and you'll get directed to so many places selling windows keys from 15 dollars up to 30 dollars that it will blow your mind so I don't need a link for that you guys can find it for yourself I'm Elric buddy the dog mr. G's behind the camera we'll see you guys back here on TECA tomorrow for more badass tech