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what up everybody welcome back once again to the channel now if you guys follow us you know just the other day we released a video in a battle of the brand-new I 580 600 k vs the risin 516 a hundred X and you guys asked why we didn't actually bring any direct x12 testing to the table and I'll tell you why because we're trying to bring you guys those other low numbers and in direct x12 testing we're not able to do that we're really only able to give you guys just the average frames per second the way the testing and stuff is done that way now in the future when that changes we'll James that as well now obviously if you guys follow us you know which test systems that we use and everything else but for some reason you don't know the test is in with our test system right off the bat here is our Intel based test system you guys can see all the numbers and everything there for that and for those guys who are wondering hey what's your AMD system man well here's the numbers for our AMD system as well both the parts for these systems I'm talking about the parts alone not the case that we actually did in the full system build are pretty much equivalent to the same price range the Intel CPU like I said before is about $50 more expensive than the AMD thing and I know also that people said hey we could use a be 350 motherboard and bring things down a little cheaper you can do that but I think you'll be sacrificing a wee bit of performance you kind of want to keep things I feel especially if you're a gamer to try to keep things as top-end as possible unless you're totally doing a budget build now I know that traditionally people tend to lean on the side saying that hey anything that's made by AMD is going to do better in DirectX 12 I think you guys will be surprised it's kind of a big trade-off between the two as far as that stuff goes in the test systems but with that said though let's jump in and let's check out those benchmark scores all right folks so there you have it the same battle that we brought you guys in the previous video and for some reason if you're wondering about temps and all that stuff please check out our previous video that we did which was the full-on battle this was just the directx12 battle and you guys can see that in a lot of games hey I gotta say it the Vegas 64 is actually winning against the 1080 and many instances especially in like games like the division you guys can see there's a big gap right there regardless of which cpu that you are using now in the previous video we also saw though that as far as those you know low numbers on the AMD side of thing they were actually losing the until CPU did a lot better and maintain higher frame rates across the board much better but now that we jumped into the DirectX 12 environment you can see in a lot of cases though if you're a Vegas 64 owner that hey these CPUs are actually close but I gotta say it looks like AMD is edging just a little bit ahead when it comes to DirectX 12 gaming hopefully Nvidia will get their act together and bring that stuff around the corner with more drivers and stuff but for now I'm gonna say that AMD is probably winning in the DirectX 12 environment plus I think that we were all expecting that as well I know you guys been watching Tech demorrow like usual all of our test systems everything that we did are all down below obviously I know you guys are wondering what do we use for drivers on stuff we always use the latest drivers that we can get our hands on ones that are qualified and that we know are going to work and we always use the latest edition of Windows 10 if you guys are wondering that as well so peace out our next battle is the overclocking battle so stay tuned to take a tomorrow