Ok so let's talk about the memory for a second since people seem to only be paying partial attention... I said that 24 Gigs can't divide evenly between 4 sticks. I shouldn't have assumed that everyone understands current memory, Yes. When X58 triple channel memory was a thing, 6GB sticks did exist and you could have 4 sticks of Ram be 24GB worth of system memory. HOWEVER this isn't X58 is it? It's X99 and used DDR4 not DDR3 like X58. There aren't ANY 6GB sticks of DDR4... so what I said about it can't possibly be 24GB worth of Ram in that build with 4 even sticks is absolutely true. Thirdly, I GAVE NIC THE RAM! So i ALREADY knew he didn't have mis matched Ram capacities.... which is why I said EVENLY. So no, this isn't a GOTCHA moment for you guys. Not this time anyway.
6GB sticks never existed... to get 24 you used 6x 4GB or if you wanted to be crazy 3x 8GB. (4GB of Corsair Dominator costed well over 100$ back in the day) BTW people are saying that you can get 24GB using 2x 4GB sticks and 2x 8GB sticks.
You are confusing me. Not the RAM situation. But you already upgraded Nicks VR rig in November? Same case but that time it got a whole different parts list from whats in it now XD
People are lazy af these days and or don’t pay attention! Thank you for explaining it more thoroughly though, I still enjoyed the vlog entirety. I had forgotten about NICK’s previous AIO super neat, and niche unfortunately.
This vlog Style is ALOT more fun than the regular "Upgrade my Rig" video, more practical, more reasonable Upgrade.. rather than changing 95% all the parts except the SSD/Drives
I watch Steve for the straight hard facts, Paul for the wholesome family vibes, Linus for the...drop tips. Today I realized I watch you for the hilarious shennanigans and laughs. Keep it up! You're all fantastic.
@@andrewb9790 This is one of those videos where it actually looks like it was a genuine blast for everyone involved, and that was great to see. I had a heap of fun and I was just watching it.
Yeah...thick clear Plastic Sidepanals with holes in it to mount a FAN onto it...urgh...also huge front Bays that don't allow Fans... Every old PC i know had at MOST 3-5 Fans in it: One at the Front (if any), One at the Back (if any), 1 CPU Fan that blows down (Intel Stock cooler), 1 small GPU FAN and one in the PSU...
@@gucky4717 My old CoolerMaster Half X was the best case I've had it was easy to build in had amazing airflow and a fan of the side panel to keep the GPU nice and cool. The fan on the side panel would come in really useful nowadays if you had you GPU in a vertical mount. I miss that case should have never sold it. My trustly old i5 3570K 8GB DDR3 1600mhz an Asus ROG Formula V Motherboard and a plethora of GPU'S had been put to work in that rig amongst them was two GTX 680'S and the first GTX Titan good times. That was without a doubt the best MB I've had aswell my next mb will be a full on ROG board aswell no doubt it looked absolutely stunning. It's a shame nowadays that building a good rig for a decent price is pretty much impossible. The GPU in my new rig cost four times the price of my old GTX 680 Direct CU ii. I hope one day PC'S become affordable for the majority of gamers as they really are missing out not only on gaming but all the fun that comes with it building been one of the most enjoyable as when it all comes together and you get all those FPS it's great.
@@originalityisdead.9513 It's not impossible to build a good and affordable PC these days, you just have to do a lot of research and, most importantly, refrain from buying a GPU lol.
@@teubert2 I know it's ridiculous the new consoles are great value for money if they had full KB&M support in all games they would be a viable option instead of a mid range gaming PC. The problem been the only one you can get easily is the Series S sometimes the Series X and never the PS5.
Jay was exuding some serious Ron Swanson energy when he threw that case in the dumpster lol. Shoot now that I think about it maybe that was intentional lol.
What was wrong with the case? It was large and had four 5.25'' drive bays. D: In terms of cases, everyone these days is prioritizing overkill cooling, and chances are, most people will never ever need that much cooling.
@@arnox4554 Definitely not overkill cooling, these days both graphics card and cpu clock speeds are linked directly to temperature, so better cooling is better performance. Sure a nearly sealed glass box like we had 3-4 years ago probably won't make the parts thermal throttle, but unless we are talking laptops simply not throttling isn't good enough.
@@sabero5668 Even so, in this case, I value functionality over speed. Just for starters, I can't tell you how nice it is having a hot-swappable drive bay. Lets me treat any internal HDD/SSD as a giant USB thumb drive.
Love these videos, free form problem solving with the chemistry you guys have is awesome. Your logical approach has helped me quite a few times with my pc problem solving. Thank you for the video.
You guys are a hoot to listen to and watch! This video was not only a good "real-world" scenario for upgrading a rig, but also in the sense that working on stuff with friends can be a lot of fun!
this is the content that sets you apart from the others. genuine fun. in a world of tech youtubers with teleprompters, this organic filming method is so much more refreshing. you feel more apart of it .
Yup.. me too... then I found a i7-6950x for pennies on the pound and picked up a second hand 2070 for cheap *just* before prices went through the roof (Thanks for the warning Jay) The i7-6900x is probably better for gaming tbh. Slightly higher core clock and better overclocking on an old motherboard. Can be had for about 150-170 ($ or £) The upgrade from a 5820 is surprisingly worth it. Brings it to roughly AMD 3800x level for gaming/compiling
@@chasp_0784 Ok, not quite. I looked up the passmark after your comment. Pasmark cpy on the 3800 is 23k. I get 19.5k on my rig which should be a 16-17% difference (admittedly OC.) That said my experience is that large compile times on a 3800x and a 6950k are almost identical - to within a few seconds of each other.
@@ilovefunnyamv2nd that works in two channel memory at 2666mhz with loose timings it becomes rather difficult to use above 3200mhz C16 in four channel. At least with good stability.
A very satisfying upgrade, I hope it helps his gaming experience. Have you ever considered doing some instructional videos on how to clean/maintain a gaming laptop? Im expecting one I ordered from lenovo this month, and don’t know much about taking care of laptops. I imagine a lot of other people are doing the same, since custom builds are so hard to complete these days
The physics/ram/dad jokes just earned you lot a higher tier of respect from this nerd. Schrodinger's RAM, superposition RAM, the RAM hasn't been observed... solid platinum (the nerd's gold).
Honestly, Jay playing guitar in the background cracked me up every time. You could tell it was getting on some nerves, & with his expressions it was comedy gold. 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
Rip Fry's. At least we still have Micro Center. I shudder to think what would happen to uneducated buyers if shady af Best Buy was the only retail option.😥
I have Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super and it's still chugging along with no issues and hardcore use over the last year and a half. Just becuase a company has had a problem with 1 or 2 products doesn't mean all of their products are trash, I mean shit just look at the old AMD FX CPUs and now how is AMD doing?
Jay calmly playing music as Nick works in the background is the daily dose of laughter-inducing tech-video I didn't know I needed today! Best lunch break in a while!!
Jay this is one of my favorite videos you have put out in the last year, this was awesome good work keep it up man, love the channel. Love all of the laughter, we need more of that right now!
Curious to hear what kind of VR improvement Nick got in iRacing as that is a notoriously single core based sim and heavily CPU dependant on a monitor, let alone in VR (Speaking from experience)
Your description of the Alphacool AIO is the exact reason why I chose them. I started with the Eisbaer 360 on my Ryzen 2700x, then added their waterblock setup to my RX580, replaced the pump/block combo with the Eisblock XPX, added a 120mm radiator to the back and a have an Enermax 400ml pump/res combo. Watercooling is a sickness and I DONT WANT THE CURE! Thanks Jay!
This video had me proper laughing several times. The scripted, polished, insane edits, etc are likely what you guys want to produce, this was really fun and helpful to watch. More of this type of casual interaction!
Imagine if he even took the time to go through and De-bloat windows 10. I have seen 3 or 4% increase before with just stopping all the crap that runs in the background with vanilla win10
Unlikely, remember that with Windows 10 every major version upgrade was in fact a fresh OS install that kept your user data in place. That alone should have prevented the worst cases of performance attrition seen in previous versions towards the end of their support life cycle.
@@proesterchen That's not entirely true. Whenever there is an update, no matter the size, the old files are kept in case there is some issue with the update and you can revert to the previous one. Not to mention, if you have taken the time to go through and de-bloat win10 then a lot of the stuff like onedrive will always be reinstalled as well. The way Microsoft does their updates is really messy actually now that I think about it lol
@@thisismelsemail1217 Yes, the old Windows install is moved aside and kept around for a bit to allow for recovery and roll-back, but my point was that every major Windows update basically put a fresh and known-good Windows on your disk from the install image and then applied your user data to this fresh image, while in the olden days updates and Service Packs would just replace files in your existing Windows install. Yes, if you change Windows default behaviour in a way that isn't accounted for in this new upgrade process, those changes will need to be redone. But you no longer get the somewhat precarious generations upon generations of updates that older versions of Windows would turn into with time, and many of the problems caused by these tweaks with future updates simply don't exist anymore.
This video is the all time greatest, pure raw and unedited of the three of you. What made my day today was just seeing Jay throw out the old pc case and then playing the guitar ( amazing skills congrats on that !!! ) while nick is building in the new pc case. As he is building you hear the backdrop of the jays guitar skills is honestly the best ever !!!! Keep up the good work, LOVE ALL THE VIDEO CONTENTS YOU GUYS DO !!!
The 6900 was still a "k", the 6950 was the only "X" in that gen but had 2 more cores over the 5000 HEDT series. The 6900k was decent though - but unbelievably overpriced since it was the last gen before Ryzen came out.
This is actually one of the reasons why I love your channel so much Jay, you guys are totally real with us, and your funny as hell. Plus, the lower quality audio just makes me feel like I get to hang out with you guys while we do cool and fun stuff. Glad you figured out the RAM situation, I was like WTF? 32GB exactly how it should be.
Why is this not optimal. As long as each channel is capacity matched and all four sticks have the same latencies, there should be no degradation in performance (assuming dual channel).
@@oblivionshadow9453 Well, first of all this is a quad channel platform. Other than that, different memory chips have different properties. Running stock shouldn't be difficult, but you would likely encounter issues or degrade the performance if overclocking or even running XMP. And most 4Gbit memory chips are quite old and quite slow.
Thanks @ Jays shirt!! I had no idea how bad my black was tuned on my MSI MAG32 monitor. (A few adjustments later) Much better, now I can watch the video.
Honestly this is one of the funniest yet most educational channel on youtube!!! the interaction between you all really proves you are just best friends having a laugh and making others laugh
7:13 thanks jay, i just got new meme footage for my e.x.e video game compilation, this footage will be the new version of guy who frustated while playing game, mostly because of his skill but he blames his PC and throw it into a trash bin
This video reminded me of your christmas videos from last year how you did a video every day. This video was very entertaining and you all get along really well :)
Ok so let's talk about the memory for a second since people seem to only be paying partial attention...
I said that 24 Gigs can't divide evenly between 4 sticks. I shouldn't have assumed that everyone understands current memory,
Yes. When X58 triple channel memory was a thing, 6GB sticks did exist and you could have 4 sticks of Ram be 24GB worth of system memory. HOWEVER this isn't X58 is it? It's X99 and used DDR4 not DDR3 like X58.
There aren't ANY 6GB sticks of DDR4... so what I said about it can't possibly be 24GB worth of Ram in that build with 4 even sticks is absolutely true. Thirdly, I GAVE NIC THE RAM! So i ALREADY knew he didn't have mis matched Ram capacities.... which is why I said EVENLY.
So no, this isn't a GOTCHA moment for you guys. Not this time anyway.
6GB sticks never existed... to get 24 you used 6x 4GB or if you wanted to be crazy 3x 8GB. (4GB of Corsair Dominator costed well over 100$ back in the day)
BTW people are saying that you can get 24GB using 2x 4GB sticks and 2x 8GB sticks.
I mean, I managed it back in the day with 2x 8G with 2x 4G sticks, but fair enough I suppose
You are confusing me. Not the RAM situation. But you already upgraded Nicks VR rig in November? Same case but that time it got a whole different parts list from whats in it now XD
People are lazy af these days and or don’t pay attention! Thank you for explaining it more thoroughly though, I still enjoyed the vlog entirety. I had forgotten about NICK’s
previous AIO super neat, and niche unfortunately.
It's a GOTCHA moment, since you're forced to comment on your own video, explained it, and pinned it XD
The computer bard. Increases build speed by 10 for the party.
The bard casts haste on the pc
"In the frozen designs of Fractal, they were forced to eat the last of Sir Nick's minstrels...
and there was much rejoicing"
Computer Bard
-Human Warlock-
Plays music with preferred instrument for 1d8 bonus to rolls.
If NPC sings along, additional 1d4.
This vlog Style is ALOT more fun than the regular "Upgrade my Rig" video, more practical, more reasonable Upgrade.. rather than changing 95% all the parts except the SSD/Drives
Agreed, this was awesome. Had all the personal moods of building for yourself (or someone you care for as Jay always points out)
I feel like those videos are just aimed at people hungry for technology and serve no purpose...
Jay is like "THIS IS THE CASE I STARTED CHANNEL WITH!"
5 minutes later: dunks into the trash.
And it was a perfectly good case too. Living in a third world country where every part costs a lot to get, that hurt
Yep, it was a nice looking case.
I HIGHLY doubt he genuinely left it there. It was just a bit.
I believe that scene was foreshadowing a random video where they buy hundreds of one thing
@@sameedhassnain8958 how did you divine that?
I watch Steve for the straight hard facts, Paul for the wholesome family vibes, Linus for the...drop tips.
Today I realized I watch you for the hilarious shennanigans and laughs.
Keep it up! You're all fantastic.
Now you need to watch Dawid for the absurd and random hyperboles!
Plus janky mods. ;)
Linus Sex Tips
They're the 3 amigos. I love the vibe, it's like hanging out with your techie friends and talking about stupid shit, nerdy shit, and car shit.
I must say that's possibly the #1 reason why I watch Jayz videos. That and *EXPLOSIONS*
It's really nice just seeing Jay have fun.
It's brilliant to see all three guys have fun! Best J2C video ever!
dude corny af
@@andrewb9790 This is one of those videos where it actually looks like it was a genuine blast for everyone involved, and that was great to see. I had a heap of fun and I was just watching it.
This was hilarious. I would love seeing more of these vlog-style videos in the future.
I agree
Didnt know jay would play the guitar, that alone was worth the click :P
Yes! More vlog style!
Love old part builds shows off what most people have to work with.
Yeah...thick clear Plastic Sidepanals with holes in it to mount a FAN onto it...urgh...also huge front Bays that don't allow Fans...
Every old PC i know had at MOST 3-5 Fans in it: One at the Front (if any), One at the Back (if any), 1 CPU Fan that blows down (Intel Stock cooler), 1 small GPU FAN and one in the PSU...
@@gucky4717 My old CoolerMaster Half X was the best case I've had it was easy to build in had amazing airflow and a fan of the side panel to keep the GPU nice and cool. The fan on the side panel would come in really useful nowadays if you had you GPU in a vertical mount. I miss that case should have never sold it. My trustly old i5 3570K 8GB DDR3 1600mhz an Asus ROG Formula V Motherboard and a plethora of GPU'S had been put to work in that rig amongst them was two GTX 680'S and the first GTX Titan good times. That was without a doubt the best MB I've had aswell my next mb will be a full on ROG board aswell no doubt it looked absolutely stunning. It's a shame nowadays that building a good rig for a decent price is pretty much impossible. The GPU in my new rig cost four times the price of my old GTX 680 Direct CU ii. I hope one day PC'S become affordable for the majority of gamers as they really are missing out not only on gaming but all the fun that comes with it building been one of the most enjoyable as when it all comes together and you get all those FPS it's great.
@@originalityisdead.9513 It's not impossible to build a good and affordable PC these days, you just have to do a lot of research and, most importantly, refrain from buying a GPU lol.
@@teubert2 I know it's ridiculous the new consoles are great value for money if they had full KB&M support in all games they would be a viable option instead of a mid range gaming PC. The problem been the only one you can get easily is the Series S sometimes the Series X and never the PS5.
Jay was exuding some serious Ron Swanson energy when he threw that case in the dumpster lol. Shoot now that I think about it maybe that was intentional lol.
It probably was! I loved it.
Jay loves The Office (American version), so it's extremely likely that it was intentional hahaha
What was wrong with the case? It was large and had four 5.25'' drive bays. D:
In terms of cases, everyone these days is prioritizing overkill cooling, and chances are, most people will never ever need that much cooling.
@@arnox4554 Definitely not overkill cooling, these days both graphics card and cpu clock speeds are linked directly to temperature, so better cooling is better performance. Sure a nearly sealed glass box like we had 3-4 years ago probably won't make the parts thermal throttle, but unless we are talking laptops simply not throttling isn't good enough.
@@sabero5668 Even so, in this case, I value functionality over speed. Just for starters, I can't tell you how nice it is having a hot-swappable drive bay. Lets me treat any internal HDD/SSD as a giant USB thumb drive.
Best thing about your channel is how wholesome you 3 are as friend/brother. The end game bro-goals
This could be my fav J2C vids...It's Nick, it's the guitar, it's Phil, it's the gooey case...it's all of it. I'm getting teary-eyed.
Computer: *requires a single fix*
Nic: *gets nearly new PC*
"Shrödingers RAM" had me struggling to not spit out my drink and failing xD
Love the "live" theme music playing during Nic's build-off.
Yes sir! Please do more like this! 👍
A little acoustic guitar can do no harm once in a while.
I was expecting Nic to say ~thanks for the help, dad at the end of the video. Because that's often how their relationship looks like. 🤣
This video style is amazing. Genuine. And it's obvious you guys are great friends and have a ton of fun. More of this.
Love these videos, free form problem solving with the chemistry you guys have is awesome. Your logical approach has helped me quite a few times with my pc problem solving. Thank you for the video.
"It can't be 24 Gigs. There's 4 sticks, it's not divisible."
>Stares at 4 sticks of 24 Gigs in personal rig
24 gb is easy. 2 x 4gb and 2 x 8gb. ive got the same amount in a 6 x 4gb config
edit 6 x 2gb to 6 x 4gb. cause im dumb and forgot how to count lol
you running 2 4s and 2 8s?
That would work in a dual channel system, but not in this one cuz it's quad channel. You need the same amount of memory in each channel
4 sticks of 24 Gigs? That means you have 96 Gigs total
@@Eidolon2003 yeah plus x99 is pretty well known for dropping a channel randomly
You guys are a hoot to listen to and watch! This video was not only a good "real-world" scenario for upgrading a rig, but also in the sense that working on stuff with friends can be a lot of fun!
this is the content that sets you apart from the others. genuine fun. in a world of tech youtubers with teleprompters, this organic filming method is so much more refreshing. you feel more apart of it .
Jay jamming his guitar in the background is just what I needed today 😂
Damn, he was running the same CPU and GPU as I have been until I got a little bit newer GPU this year. Still running my 5820k.
Yup.. me too... then I found a i7-6950x for pennies on the pound and picked up a second hand 2070 for cheap *just* before prices went through the roof (Thanks for the warning Jay) The i7-6900x is probably better for gaming tbh. Slightly higher core clock and better overclocking on an old motherboard. Can be had for about 150-170 ($ or £)
The upgrade from a 5820 is surprisingly worth it. Brings it to roughly AMD 3800x level for gaming/compiling
@@ianelsley71 Same here 5820k oc at 4.4GHz all core and a 2070 Super. It does well at 1440p
Nice! I'm still running a 3770 and 3770k 😅
@@ianelsley71 you are off your chops if you think those two cpus are comparable
@@chasp_0784 Ok, not quite. I looked up the passmark after your comment. Pasmark cpy on the 3800 is 23k. I get 19.5k on my rig which should be a 16-17% difference (admittedly OC.)
That said my experience is that large compile times on a 3800x and a 6950k are almost identical - to within a few seconds of each other.
Key phrase at the end: "It doesn't stick to you when you touch it". That's going to give us comedic gems for ages!
Okay this was one of the funniest videos I have seen on this channel. PLEASE keep up with this kind of comedy and fun in the studio.
Not sure what is more entertaining Jay providing theme music or Jay having to tell the nick 4x8 is not 24.
I was just thinking 2x8 and 2x4. Lots of company laptops are like that, where IT upgrades the ram by adding a single 4gb stick to the empty slot...
@@ilovefunnyamv2nd that works in two channel memory at 2666mhz with loose timings it becomes rather difficult to use above 3200mhz C16 in four channel. At least with good stability.
Jays tone on the guitar is fantastic for someone who is still getting into playing. Love it.
@5:30 As my old admin colleague said. "It's not slow. It just does it properly!"
JAY YOUR GUITAR PROGRESS IS AMAZING! keep it up man. id love to see how far you take it
This was by far the most entertaining build video to date! The music and dad jokes 🤣! I need more of this in my life hahaha
Yall are just great to watch. Great friends go a long way. Hopefully Nick has stayed away from your alcohol.
Nick's visible confusion was hilarious. He's like WTF!
7:59 Such a CRUCIAL part of your system 😀
You all seemed like you had a ton of fun shooting this video. I laughed so hard at the screwdriver bit causing confusion. Loved the video!
A very satisfying upgrade, I hope it helps his gaming experience.
Have you ever considered doing some instructional videos on how to clean/maintain a gaming laptop?
Im expecting one I ordered from lenovo this month, and don’t know much about taking care of laptops. I imagine a lot of other people are doing the same, since custom builds are so hard to complete these days
This video looks like a backwards edit. All the bits that usually get taken out, put into the video :) What a geat laugh.
The physics/ram/dad jokes just earned you lot a higher tier of respect from this nerd. Schrodinger's RAM, superposition RAM, the RAM hasn't been observed... solid platinum (the nerd's gold).
Coming in at 4am for me perfect to fall asleep to thanks jay lol
This episode was hella erratic and very fun to watch. More please. The component elements was also much more realistic imo.
I Lost it at the key change at 7:33. Thought it was intentional then Jay said Frick LOL!
yall really just be a few bros having a good time and capturing it all on cam. Phil is the BEST camera man for catching all these funny moments!
Jayz voice in the background puts me straight to sleep, thanks for the bedtime vid!
Great vid as always, keep it up!
This might be one of the best (if it is not best) videos you uploaded to this channel in the last 6 months.
The visible confusion was the best bit :P
Was nice watching you playing as he's working. Interesting vibe that I wouldn't be opposed to have at another chance
of red velvet, which suited her 🤔😗😆😀
The wolf thought to himself🌳🌲🌱⚘🌷🌼🌻
Little Red-Cap raised her eyes🍙🍘🥫🍱🍿🥗🥣
I looked at the case and laughed as I have a h220x in the same case
Honestly, Jay playing guitar in the background cracked me up every time. You could tell it was getting on some nerves, & with his expressions it was comedy gold. 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
That case is a monument of times that have past. A moment of silence for Fry's Electronics.
Rip Fry's. At least we still have Micro Center. I shudder to think what would happen to uneducated buyers if shady af Best Buy was the only retail option.😥
Can we just appreciate the irony of that BIOS screen for a second?
"GIGABYTE: Insist on ULTRA DURABLE"
Yeah that aged like milk.
I have two gigabyte boards, both of which have weird issues like refusing to see the boot drive.
Dude I got a Gigabyte Z590 motherboard that says that too. From a prebuilt I bought in June!
Asus all da way homies, two builds over 5 years and not a single issue ever whether overclocking or updating or whatever else
@@chainedscythe2000 both of those gigabyte boards got replaced with Asus.
I have Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super and it's still chugging along with no issues and hardcore use over the last year and a half. Just becuase a company has had a problem with 1 or 2 products doesn't mean all of their products are trash, I mean shit just look at the old AMD FX CPUs and now how is AMD doing?
Hey J good job on the guitar your getting good
Thank you guys for the footage of Jay throwing out case like Nick Offerman. I now have a gif to use when I have people ask me to fix their computer.
Jay calmly playing music as Nick works in the background is the daily dose of laughter-inducing tech-video I didn't know I needed today! Best lunch break in a while!!
I fucking love when you guys laugh together or at each other. It makes the videos so much more fun :)
I enjoy more watching videos like these rather than the serious one's lols
Solid upgrade without changing the motherboard or RAM. Lovely, lovely, lovely.
I love it when you guys make videos like this, where you're just constantly joking around with each other
That swiftech AIO was lightyears ahead of its time. It was even refillable.
Jay's guitar playing in the background is so great!!
Jay the Minstrel
Jay this is one of my favorite videos you have put out in the last year, this was awesome good work keep it up man, love the channel. Love all of the laughter, we need more of that right now!
I like this video. It’s goofy but still shows the purpose of the video. I want more like this. The silliness behind getting to the final product
Curious to hear what kind of VR improvement Nick got in iRacing as that is a notoriously single core based sim and heavily CPU dependant on a monitor, let alone in VR (Speaking from experience)
Agreed. I suspect upgrading to a 5600X would have been the best move, but I'm sure he'll be happy with what he has.
not gonna lie. seeing jay throw the case out brought a tear to my eye. currently using the same case but in black. :(
Your description of the Alphacool AIO is the exact reason why I chose them. I started with the Eisbaer 360 on my Ryzen 2700x, then added their waterblock setup to my RX580, replaced the pump/block combo with the Eisblock XPX, added a 120mm radiator to the back and a have an Enermax 400ml pump/res combo. Watercooling is a sickness and I DONT WANT THE CURE! Thanks Jay!
This video had me proper laughing several times. The scripted, polished, insane edits, etc are likely what you guys want to produce, this was really fun and helpful to watch. More of this type of casual interaction!
So that’s what they call it these days. “Sim racing”
Really curious how much more the clean Win install on the SSD and cleanup of the hard drives gave. Another 10-15%??
Imagine if he even took the time to go through and De-bloat windows 10. I have seen 3 or 4% increase before with just stopping all the crap that runs in the background with vanilla win10
Unlikely, remember that with Windows 10 every major version upgrade was in fact a fresh OS install that kept your user data in place. That alone should have prevented the worst cases of performance attrition seen in previous versions towards the end of their support life cycle.
@@proesterchen That's not entirely true. Whenever there is an update, no matter the size, the old files are kept in case there is some issue with the update and you can revert to the previous one. Not to mention, if you have taken the time to go through and de-bloat win10 then a lot of the stuff like onedrive will always be reinstalled as well. The way Microsoft does their updates is really messy actually now that I think about it lol
@@thisismelsemail1217 Yes, the old Windows install is moved aside and kept around for a bit to allow for recovery and roll-back, but my point was that every major Windows update basically put a fresh and known-good Windows on your disk from the install image and then applied your user data to this fresh image, while in the olden days updates and Service Packs would just replace files in your existing Windows install.
Yes, if you change Windows default behaviour in a way that isn't accounted for in this new upgrade process, those changes will need to be redone.
But you no longer get the somewhat precarious generations upon generations of updates that older versions of Windows would turn into with time, and many of the problems caused by these tweaks with future updates simply don't exist anymore.
@@bronzehd6212 would figure more because he was on 3 spinning rust and just installed the m.2 that's a heck of a speed boost to the OS alone
7:27 really love the guitar playing here, Jay 😊. Been waiting to hear ya play!
This video is the all time greatest, pure raw and unedited of the three of you. What made my day today was just seeing Jay throw out the old pc case and then playing the guitar ( amazing skills congrats on that !!! ) while nick is building in the new pc case. As he is building you hear the backdrop of the jays guitar skills is honestly the best ever !!!! Keep up the good work, LOVE ALL THE VIDEO CONTENTS YOU GUYS DO !!!
Ah yes, the boot loop. Typical Gigabyte behavior carry on then.
I mean... It didn't explode.
Shuttin' down, round and round, make ya frown, the boot loop boogie!
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LOVE this type of content! It’s not super hard to make and you guys have fun doing it. Keep it coming! Amazing stuff..👌🏼👍🏼
This is the trio with the 3 most contageous and wonderful to listen to laughs I have ever heard.
The cost of free hardware, listening to Jay sing and play guitar...
The 6900 was still a "k", the 6950 was the only "X" in that gen but had 2 more cores over the 5000 HEDT series. The 6900k was decent though - but unbelievably overpriced since it was the last gen before Ryzen came out.
My 5600x gets a better cpu score.
@@EvilTurkeySlices Just remember the R7 1800x managed to match it on release. A 3700x like mine can even beat the 6900k, which was $1k before Ryzen!
I love the colorized captions.. nice improvement by Phill
This is actually one of the reasons why I love your channel so much Jay, you guys are totally real with us, and your funny as hell. Plus, the lower quality audio just makes me feel like I get to hang out with you guys while we do cool and fun stuff. Glad you figured out the RAM situation, I was like WTF? 32GB exactly how it should be.
24G DDR4 = 2x8G + 2X4G
Not Impossible. Not Optimal.
Why is this not optimal. As long as each channel is capacity matched and all four sticks have the same latencies, there should be no degradation in performance (assuming dual channel).
@@oblivionshadow9453 Well, first of all this is a quad channel platform. Other than that, different memory chips have different properties. Running stock shouldn't be difficult, but you would likely encounter issues or degrade the performance if overclocking or even running XMP. And most 4Gbit memory chips are quite old and quite slow.
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Thanks @ Jays shirt!! I had no idea how bad my black was tuned on my MSI MAG32 monitor. (A few adjustments later) Much better, now I can watch the video.
Love this type of video! Just the team being their goofy selves.
3:20 “You don’t need a huge upgrade for the schi-p-u”
This was brilliant, more of these please!
These videos are the funniest videos. 🤣🤣🤣 it's like hanging out with your weirdest buddies while having beers.🤣🤣🤣
Great video guys. Also thanks for the laughs, “Ew, it’s like I’m working on a car!” 🤣
I loved this, it was so fun to watch. I hope you guys do more videos like this.
Great video, guys! I laughed so hard when the bit was stuck in the aio and there was defiantly visible confusion!
This was a blast to watch, must be that improv magic 🤣
Good quick upgrade guys! Thanks!
Very good integration of the guitar skillz into a pc build video. Yal have got to be fun to hangout with
Great upgrade. Glad to see old hardware still being used
Honestly this is one of the funniest yet most educational channel on youtube!!! the interaction between you all really proves you are just best friends having a laugh and making others laugh
WE NEED MORE OF JAY PLAYING AND SINGING - LETS VOTE ON IT :)
This was by far the video I laughed the most from this channel. Lol
Great to see you guys having fun.
7:13 thanks jay, i just got new meme footage for my e.x.e video game compilation, this footage will be the new version of guy who frustated while playing game, mostly because of his skill but he blames his PC and throw it into a trash bin
This video reminded me of your christmas videos from last year how you did a video every day. This video was very entertaining and you all get along really well :)
guys! one of the greatest videos to date love the vibes! hope to see more of you, nick and phil! much love from canada!
You guys have so damn much fun doing these vids lol
Holy shit the serenade while Nic was doing the teardown and rebuild was LUL!
I am a regular watcher of the channel, but this video has been one of my favorites in a while. Jay should bring the guitar into videos more often