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today's video is brought to you by the Corsair glaive RGB Gaming Mouse hey what's going on guys welcome back to my garage here on Tekken tomorrow we like to do some videos do some building now we got the x-carve we'll be doing some stuff with that you guys have to miss that video you guys should check it out man because we got this cool thing cut on x-carve and we're going to be making a totally wooden pc case and we took some boats on and it's kind of looking right now like the radio build is the one that's like the most in the lead so I think that's what we're going to jump in and do now today's video is about crossfire and a really over-the-top system if you don't actually need but I didn't want any bottlenecking whatsoever this video on to be just pure pure power of the card so we have two DS radeon RX 5 80s horse edition from gigabyte badass frickin card totally cool car we'll have a totally dedicated video on that but for today we're just going to bring you the crossfire results of these cards pretty much versus bump bump a bump a bump a bum the other rirs card the GTX 1080 Ti pretty much the bad boy of the bunch now these IRS cards you can get these cards for ply around to 69 to 70 apiece so for the entire crossfire thing you're going to be looking at probably like just really like under 600 bucks now this card go however is like six hundred and seventy nine bucks around there so you're looking at like you know seven hundred bucks for this or about close to $600 for this so real quick let's just check out the test system it's an over the top system I gotta admit it man 59 60 Intel CPU x99 motherboard lots of memory I mean where are we going to talk about the red suspects it really doesn't matter it's just a nice cool system it's like one of the systems we use for editing before but now it's just kind of which is kind of like just sitting there so I'd like alright let's use the most ultimate system that we can get with no bottlenecking whatsoever so with that said with the system we're using the absolute latest drivers that we can get from both Nvidia and from both the MB so that everything's current with that stuff we're not using any type of beta driver or anything like that but the drivers that are currently available that you guys can get out there it's Windows 10 completely patched up with all the patches all the weird stuff a big moment on lately but now it's completely up and going then with that said though let's jump out let's jump in rather and let's rock out to the benchmark song and check out the benches now as far as the tents go you guys can see that both cards under full load we're getting around 80 Celsius and that's kind of normal special and Carter just air cold with water you get a little bit better results but as it is it's still not that bad and as far as the cards boost power we saw the cards hitting 1430 that was about the normal boost that we were seeing all right tech fans so before we bounce out of here and give you guys the conclusion now we all know we need a killer gaming mouse to play our games right so let's take a quick look at course there's Glade RGB if you're a gamer who spends a hell of a lot of time and from their computer gaming you want a mouse that not only is killer for gaming but it's also totally comfort and that's where the glaive comes in it's also got a lot of cool features like 6 programmable buttons 16 K adjustable dpi and it's made for absolute comfort because you can change the thumb grips that's right I said it the glaive features interchangeable thumb grips that's right you can choose between three styles of snap-on thumb grips for the total tailored fit for your comfort style the glaive also features onboard profile storage for lighting effects macros and dpi settings so no matter where you go you'll be up and ready to go with the glaive RGB alright folks once again special thanks to Corsair for break in today's video possible now my total conclusion of this is if you really don't care about 5 to 10 frames per second you can live with that with whatever your games that you're playing and you go out and you look this is really important I feel pretty much the most important thing if you're thinking about getting a crossfire system right the first thing you should do is look online and see how many games that you actually play take advantage of that technology I mean if you go online and you look and only like three of the games that you play take advantage of crossfire technology why would you even vest that much money because when crossfire works sure it works cool you get close to double the frame rates even sometimes it's almost what seems like a wee bit more which is kind of strange but it's there and you guys can see even against the gtx 1080i which is pretty much the bad boy of the single cards right now in the market when Vague gets here we'll see what the hell vega adds up it's three models but so far we don't know what exactly that is there's only been no matters when it gets here we'll talk about it with you guys but for now you guys can see that with this system which is absolutely no bottlenecking what's ROS system this hi the cards when they do compete you can see that in a few games they actually beat the 1080i now if you're a person out there and you go wow those are the three games I play to most then you should say well hell then heck yeah me getting a pair of rx5 ATS is probably better than getting a single GTX 10 atti I mean that's just the facts because the price is lower man and around the world we all know that pricing for some people is very expensive because the import costs knowledge they get screwed by the government or whoever mafia type are working there you know taking their money as it comes in the country and going gee the card costs 200 bucks so we'll sell it to you for 400 I mean those countries are screwed Australia I guess suffers really bad from this - and we've already talked about certain countries being poor not being able to buy it so you want to get a system that's really really competitive for gaming now if you only game I've said it before 1500 X is really nice if you're going to do some streaming and stuff like that probably getting the 1600 standard you're not gonna do overclocking is probably a better bet but there are a lot of people out there who just do gaming and with that you can definitely get yourself a be 350 motherboard you guys can cure self a 1500 X get yourself a pair of cards in crossfire and yet you are going to probably suffer 510 frames per second but think of all the money you're going to save instead of buying that crazy $1000 CPU that we use in this build I mean this particular build is probably like close to like you know 20 to 23 hundred dollars when you can buy a system is probably buy eight under bucks then in gaming well you know almost be the same so I now hope you guys liked today's video like usual all these cards everything will be down below that like button hopefully you guys would go Chuck Norris on that motherfrakker if you're not sub K I wish you are because I like see here on the channel and look for single car reviews because we'll be doing a full review on this card and a full review on this card here on ticket tomorrow coming up peace