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00:00:00 – 00:20:14
The video discusses upgrading a computer system for better performance, focusing on components like the Intel 13900K CPU, AMD Ryzen 7000 series, and Intel 13th gen Raptor Lake. The upgrades involve changing fans, coolers, motherboards, and power supplies to address noise levels. The build is completed in a Phanteks Enthoo Evolv X case, achieving a satisfactory outcome. The speaker evaluates the system's performance with Cinebench R23 scores, highlighting workstation tasks over gaming. Concerns are raised about PCI Express lane limitations. The video also touches on the lack of expansion options for mid-range users, memory upgrades, and the need for more workstation-grade features in motherboards. Miscellaneous topics such as beer reviews and support requests are mentioned towards the end.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on upgrading the system to improve performance. The host talks about the new Intel 13900k CPU and mentions the advancements in CPU performance with AMD Ryzen 7000 series and Intel 13th gen Raptor Lake. The decision to upgrade is based on reviews and the desire to address issues with noise levels in the system. The host emphasizes that the upgrade is not sponsored by Intel.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker outlines the upgrades planned for their workstation. They will replace 120mm fans with quieter 140mm Be Quiet fans for better airflow and less noise. They will swap out the NZXT x73 cooler for a Be Quiet Pure Loop FX2 with a 280mm radiator. The motherboard will be upgraded to an MSI Z790 Tomahawk DDR4 to match existing DDR4 RAM. Additionally, they will switch the EVGA G3 1000W power supply for a Be Quiet Straight Power 11 1000W Platinum for quieter operation. The plan involves upgrading most components, except for the video card, memory, and storage.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the completion of the build in a Phanteks Enthoo Evolv X case. Despite some unforeseen difficulties during the build, the overall outcome is highly satisfactory. The speaker praises the case for its spaciousness, excellent cable management, and built-in fan hub that simplifies the setup process. Overall, they express great admiration for the case’s design and ease of use.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the performance of the system, specifically focusing on Cinebench R23 scores with the AMD Ryzen 5950X and Intel Core i9 13900K CPUs. The Ryzen 5950X scored 24,233 while the Intel Core i9 13900K scored 40,078, showing a significant improvement in performance. The system is primarily used as a workstation PC for video editing, with concerns raised about PCI Express lanes limitations for adding additional hardware components such as capture cards due to the lack of adequate lanes on the motherboard. The speaker highlights the system’s focus on workstation tasks over gaming, recommending viewers to watch reviews from experts for a more detailed analysis of the CPUs.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the limitations of PCI Express expansion slots on the motherboard, particularly focusing on the x16 and nvme slots. They explain how the available slots are quickly filled with various expansion cards such as sound cards, network cards, and capture cards, leaving little room for additional devices. The speaker highlights the lack of available options for mid-range users needing more PCI Express connectivity for their expansion cards. Additionally, they mention the shift in the market dynamics where mid-range options are limited and premium options have become much more expensive, making it challenging for mid-range users like content creators. Finally, the speaker briefly touches on upgrading memory to 128GB but facing obstacles in doing so.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses their experience with a kit of Patriot Viper memory not running at the desired speed in dual rank configuration. They swapped it out for a 64GB Oloy kit running at the rated speed of 3600MHz, resulting in improved performance. The speaker praises the upgrade to the 3900k processor from the 5950x, highlighting its superior performance. However, they express disappointment in the lack of workstation-grade features in motherboards, despite the high consumer pricing. The speaker also mentions the need for more expansion options, indicating a gap in the market. Partner shout outs to Be Quiet and Micro Center are given for supporting the build.
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In this part of the video, the speaker mentions his Twitter handle for updates and asks for support on Patreon. The beer being reviewed is Lilith’s Brethren, a double IPA from Anchorage Brewing Company with an 8.4% ABV. The beer uses Amarillo and mosaic hops, creating a hazy, tropical, and citrus-forward flavor reminiscent of a pineapple guava cocktail. The reviewer notes that while the acidity can slightly mute the flavors, the overall taste is enjoyable.