Gadgetory

hey what's going on everybody welcome back to the channel I work here with mr. buddy the dog of mr. gee behind the camera now the reason that we're bringing you guys today's video is because my system got totally burned up and a power surge in the house actually caught some my surf detectors on fire it was crazy look like a KISS concert and inside of this place I'm telling you it was nuts now this system's value is about almost $3,800 before you guys all freaking go my god it's so much money oh my god I really didn't pay for anything in the system but the CPU I reached out to all my friends in the industry and just told them what happened and I basically showed pictures of the burnt-out power surge protector and it was crazy so hey they were kind enough to kick me down a lot of these parts in today's build so the price in this really is irrelevant I really want to show off though the case the motherboard and the parts in this that are really really nice and I really wanted to have a nice system that had a 78 28 from Intel I figured that would pretty much be the best thing to compare against thread Ripper which by the way I bought my thread rumor processor I'm just waiting for it now so with that said though let's jump in let's check out this bill which is my basically my brand new gaming system replaced the old one I think it's pretty awesome I think you will too so let's check this bad boy out for this build I wanted something that was really big and had a lot of great airflow going through it but not only that it would have a whole lot of features for today's gaming environment so I chose to use the EB GA DG 86 full tower case now this case has a whole lot of features man it has a software fan controller it as a cable which you can actually change your fan speed which i think is really nice because it shows the fan speed actually on the left hand side of the case so that's pretty cool I set mine for 50 percent and hundred percent and with a click of a button my fans are automatically changed inside of the case there's also a controller for doing all of your RGB lighting and with this build the RGB is actually being controlled from two different places it's being controlled hardware by the button inside the case and then it's controlled by the software inside the windows 10 environment the DG 86 totally fit my need and I honestly got to say I was really impressed with this case now it's a little pricey coming to the market at two hundred and nineteen bucks but still if you want a case that not only looks good has a lot of badass features and it can even fit the latest and greatest in the largest radiators this is something you want to seriously check out and the way the case is designed it doesn't have a restriction on airflow in fact airflow goes really clean right through the system keeping all of your parts running cool having the window on the side is also really nice because this way you can totally show off that custom build on the back of the case there's plenty of room for cable management so no matter how many wires you have there's plenty of room back here to put and store all of your cables without looking like a messy mess you really don't even see your cables because they're connected to the motherboard inside of the case and once you close the door they can be routed through the bottom or through the side and then out to your peripherals this actually is a very clean way to do cable management with your system all in all the case just looks very clean in fact you can't even see the power supply because it's covered behind a shroud for this build I got lucky again good bike kicked me down the x-29 9 iOS gaming @ 9 motherboard now this motherboard has a lot of features including their brand new thermal guard it features ESS sabri audio RGB fusing lighting dual LAN killer Wi-Fi and also 3-way SLI support if you want to go really crazy in the BGA department the motherboard also features a lot of RGB lighting so if you love that RGB look with a bunch of flashing lights hey this motherboard has it all for the CPU I chose the Intel Core i7 78 20x processor I did this for two reasons one to be the CPU in my gaming machine and two so I could test it against the latest thread Ripper CPU the 7820 x has 8 cores 16 threads a base clock speed of 3.6 gigahertz and a maximum turbo frequency of 4.3 gigahertz it's still based in the 14 nanometer process and has a TDP of 140 watts if you guys follow the channel you guys know that I use a lot of products from Corsair they're like one of my main people that I work with so once again I'm with one of their coolers to cool my CPU this time the corsair hydra series h-11 5 eye now this is an a i/o cooler that actually works really nice in the system we didn't even have any problems installing it whatsoever because the EVGA case had enough room to put just about anything in it the memory in this build is also by corsair is pretty expensive it's the corsair dominator platinum series 32-gigabyte set now this is ddr4 3000 megahertz and currently it's about three hundred and fifteen dollars now this stuff looks absolutely great and the only thing it's missing for the build that I would have liked is a little bit more RGB cuz who can't have enough RGB the video card from this build was also kicked down by my friends at gigabyte and this is their ARS GeForce GTX 1080 TI video card now the only thing I don't like about this video card is that it weighs so doggone much that I couldn't really get away from the video cards sagging a little bit now I'm probably gonna have to do a little mod or something and figure something out to actually get rid of that but you guys can see that right now that card is sagging a little bit and that's really not the fault of the motherboard or the video card it's just the fact this video card is huge and it weighs a lot but with that said it's also faster than as you guys will see in the tests now this next part is probably the most ridiculously priced part in the entire build but I was able to get it from Intel so I was like hey Hales to the yes I will use this now this is their brand new 750 series PCI solid-state drive that's right 1.2 terabytes of ultra fast speed unfortunately though this thing's about eight hundred and forty five dollars I know most people out there aren't going to use this in their build whatsoever I mean let's just face it you can get a one terabyte black drive for 49 bucks and be good to go but because like I said before these parts are being given to me for the build I went for the absolute best and this really can't be beaten for the boot drive I went with a corsair 4 series le SS Dina this is 480 gigabytes of SSD power and it's perfect for my boot drive and just storing a little bit of programming most of my games and everything else I'm gonna keep on the Intel 750 because that's just faster than all hell even though you can't see the power supply powering up this bad boy is the EVGA supernova 850 now this is an 80 plus gold 850 watt fully modular power supply has a lot of nice features and incredibly a 10 year warranty and let's just face it not many people are gonna actually use their computer for 10 years building this rig did take a few hours because paying a 10 into detail and doing all that cable management and everything actually does take a little bit of your time doesn't matter whether you're a professional or beginner when you're doing cable management and doing a build and trying to get everything precise it does take a little bit of your time now we had really absolutely no troubles at all with this EVGA case it's so big and has so many features on it that it was just like pretty much putting Legos together like there were no complaints at all that I could have at all about putting this build inside of that case and in fact if you're a person out there looking for a really radical case I got to say this EVGA case is really really awesome some of the corsair stuff is really nice and I like them but at this point right now I'd have to say this is probably my favorite case that I've seen in a couple of years just overall badass no sharp edges inside whatsoever cable management even though it took time there was still plenty of room ample space in the back if you hide all those cables away it looks good right so with that said let's check out those performance scores as far as the temperatures go we saw the CPU having a maximum of 57 degrees and a minimum of 27 degrees and for the GPU we see a minimum of 41 and a maximum 73 degrees under full load all in all I got to say this system runs pretty damn cool and it runs absolutely silent with the fan set at 50% all right Tech fans so there you have it my brand new gaming rig now yes is it probably a little overpriced and could you build a cheaper I got there I'm absolutely sure that you could but like I said these parts were all donated to me so I could have a brand new gaming machine and actually bring more testing to you I'm gonna start doing a lot more game stuff which is what I actually got into the whole business in the first place with helping people in doing gaming and and that's my eyesight got worse I kind of got out of it but now I'm going to get back into it start bringing you guys some more game reviews showing you guys more in depth stuff about the games and just a little change of the pace that things have going on around here so mr. buddy was glad to see you I was glad to see you and like usual all the parts that we used this bill will be down below that like button so if you like the video hey you guys know what to do and you guys can obviously change everything around in the build as you guys want to I think though that EBG a case is just amazing I mean it has so many features on it and I mean I know that it's a little bit pricey for what it is but when you want something that's really really cool and something you're gonna be putting your parts in for a long time why go on the cheap unless you have to it let's just be honest with you I mean I've been this industry since the very beginning so I know just about everybody out there so getting some stuff in to build a system for me isn't that part of the thing to do and I'm very very lucky and I thank God every day for you know bringing this opportunity to my life but I mean for me using cheap parts and stuff when I don't have to just doesn't really add up I mean I know you guys like budget systems and will bring a lot more of those to the table cuz I know that through the people out there that don't have a lot of money they want the budget stuff and if I was honestly going out there and paying for all this stuff I would probably have a different approach but the way I see it is since I have access why not use it I mean it just makes sense and that way I can bring killer stuff and this system can be built by anybody out there you don't have to be a guy who knows about water cooling and all that stuff because the AIO is easy to install you may have to take your time doing the build to learn how to do stuff but honestly the cable management and everything on a system like this can be done by anybody out there who takes their time and just slows down pays attention to detail you can make your system just like this with the parts that you want to use by the way if you guys actually prefer it right film Anthony doing the bill let's set peppers down let me know and we'll return to that method it didn't seem like a lot of people were really catching on to that but you guys actually prefer to see the build you know and then we'll compress it and show you guys that let me know but with that said though this system is pretty killer you have to admit if you had the opportunity to get a new system wouldn't you