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Would be interesting to get Phill's input in a few weeks or so on how he is getting on with the AMD GPU
Jay! Read this!
I'm with you, I'm pretty curious too.
I got a 6600xt when they came out cause I needed something to run my new monitor and I didn't wanna pay the same price for a used 2080.... In hindsight probably not my best decision. For games it works but it's a bit anemic. The real problem is a lot of non gaming software just isn't designed with it in mind and will either use it inefficiently or worse will try run on the CPU instead.
Got a 6800XT and I love the card. It's a beast with alot of overclocking headroom
EDIT: By the way I do alot of video editing, rendering and game creation. Don't be afraid to give AMD a shot.
i game and 3d model (fusion 360) on a 5900x and a 6900xt system. best PC i've had in my whole life! don't be afraid of the naysayers' and the blue/green fanboys' uninformed comments
@@renegadezed the naysayers don't bother me at all, I'm currently using a 5700XT, but I haven't used the Nvidia software since the GTX 470!
The truth is Phil is editing it on his laptop, even with a working PC, just to spite Jay.
@@patrickkearney8774 it was a joke...
@@Justlivin00 people don't understand jokes nowadays remember?
@@patrickkearney8774 Just delete this man.
Jay: Complains about dusty environment
Also Jay: proceeds to blow out all dust out inside the building
Philthy.
I didn't see any dust filters...🤔
@@garethevans9789 did you mean philters?
He probably need air puriphier.
He does it for the show, and more comment farming.
TH-cam likes comments engagements, so he makes more dumb video's...
Jay looking into a computer that's pretty clean: Wow, that's really gross. Me thinking about the last time I opened the computer at work: sees a stampede of giant dust monsters.
Free tip, NEVER open public school computers where any significant air flow exists. They haven't been dusted out since 2010 at least
@@svpracer98 I've open one once... it was hard to open too. On account of the huge spider webbing keeping it stuck closed...
@@svpracer98 Those can send a vacuum scampering off whining in fear, and I'm not talking about the robotic kind.
I worked on a customer's system that had little cockroach husks and the stale, dried remnants of a poorly made joint.
Nick is so laid back Mr. Calm.
"Nick the place is burning down!"
"Yeah dude, in a minute."
During my College years i worked for a start up doing Simulations.
And when the company startet the 4790k was the best bang for Buck performance because they need multiple Systems.
Each of them had the Thermaltake Taifun Watercooling stuff.
That was triggering to maintain Softtubing coming out off 19" Rack mounts into external Rads and stuff, it was messy but it never stopped working.
Even the Copper Blocks were just so huge that when you had a pump fail it would take minutes for the CPU to slow down.
That colour of coolant is a sign of dehydration. Phil's rig needs to drink more water.
Nah, it just needs a new Philter.
That's the color it was when they installed it originally.
@@JCrook1028 it's a joke...
@@JCrook1028 woooosh
@@Zeno- not a good one then lol.
So one thing that helped me with my custom loop... Use an air duster like you have, to blow air into the inlet. Don't even have to take anything apart for a quick drain.
The real trigger was the idea anyone has the ability to replace a 3080 at all
It was the ‘really needs upgrading’ comment that triggered me
Don't be a Karen
Lol cry more
3080 is worse than 6900xt
@@petervansan1054 yet few people can upgrade so easily high end gpu because stock and cost.
It would be interesting doing a follow up video with Phill sharing his experience with the amd card and any differences he noticed after using GeForce
Complains about dust and then commenced to blowing out the case on the desk instead of taking it outside. Lol
I wonder is that's why he got the karmic retribution in the form of a cable-whip within minutes? ;-)
This is how I used to take apart my custom loop and drain it. Bought a lot of extra fittings, F/F extenders and end caps, where I could cap off certain tubes and disassemble the loop piece by piece. CPU-block in one piece, radiators, gpu, pump/res combo unit etc.
Quick Disconnects, man. The CPU (5950X), the GPU (6800XT), and the Intel dual-10G NIC ('cuz of that shitty little fan they come with that dies if you look at it cross-eyed) each have their own set of QDCs so I can easily replace whichever component without having to worry about the entire system like that.
What's triggering me is those seagate drives knowing all the bad luck i had with em along with known failure rates.
This. Got some friends working in data recovery. Seagate in general and Ironwolfs seems to be very bad.
*shudders in seagate rosewood with its guaranteed 100% headcrash rate *
On top of all the other advantages, ease of upgrading and maintenance is one of the main reasons I went soft-tube. I did a CPU upgrade the other day, and all I did was remove my side panel, undo the block, clean, pop out the old one, stick in the new, re-paste and refit the block. Ten minute job, easiest upgrade I've ever done. It's the killer app of soft tubing.
feels good watching a video with literally "0 views"
0 views but 20 likes
Love my 12900K / 6900XT build. Never thought I’d leave nvidia but I’ve been enjoying the 6900XT more than the 3080ti I had to return. Better performance in the games I play and FSR is starting to make its way into many games. Also, no messing with gsync and flickering, freesync premium just works much better.
May I ask how much you paid for your 6900xt? I have my eye on buying one but in the UK it's £1500 and I don't know if I'm willing to spend that much
@@darkhelmet8214 i know you didn't ask me but i have a 6900xt red devil myself that i scored during launch, i paid $1140 plus tax which is what it originally launched for.
@@shrek7428 Thank you for the answer my friend. I am very close to buying one because it's the perfect card for my needs and would set me for the next few years. Are you happy with the card?
@@darkhelmet8214 very happy, I haven't had a single issue yet. Drivers have been stupid stable, some prior versions do come with better performance, but it's minimal differences. Mines overclocked to 2.7Ghz with mpt, pulling 420W
@@darkhelmet8214 I did have an issue with the card when I got it, it was thermal throttling badly, junction reaching 110°C. But that issue is gone now as I've put it in a custom loop
Loving the slow AMD takeover of the Jayz2cents office. I've been running an all AMD rig since December of 2020 and it's been fantastic. Gaming, streaming, video editing, audio production, everything has worked like a charm. The bonus is not having to deal with Nvidia anymore.
You say December of 2021 like that wasn't last month. Lol
@@ConeJellos Yeah I realized I'm dumb lol. I meant 2020. Tbf I haven't kept up with what year it since like 2019
May I know what CPU and GPU are you running? I am wondering should I upgrade to a 5800X or 5900X. Quite curious about GPU rendering using AMD graphics cards.
I have a I7 12700K, RTX 3080, 64GB 3600MHz and my PC is way worse than my wife's - 5900X, 6700XT, 64GB.
She gets more FPS on almost everygame we play and it is way fastar at rendering videos.
If dust is that bad in the computers, imagine what you're breathing. Woodworkers often have, in addition to dust collection at their tools, a ceiling mount air filter to catch the lightweight particulate that floats in the air.
The 6900XT is actually performing better than the 3090 in a lot of cases right now after AMD’s recent drivers.
This is fact. This includes in 1440p
The nice thing about AMD too is you don't have to worry about Nvidia's proprietary shit on Linux.
6900xt is significantly cheaper in Australia so that's what I got and it absolutely smashes every game 10/10
Pretty happy with my 6800xt on the October drivers which still are the only ones without flickering textures in HZD. Yeah, AMD drivers. Gotta learn how to maneuver them but otherwise awesome 1440p144hz experience at a much cheaper price than the 3080 in current real world market. You're also right the newer drivers make a big difference compared to early benchmarks. I've already seen multiple games where the 6800xt has closed the gap with the 3080 from those initial reviews such as in MHW where the 3080 once had a huge like 10% lead now theyre neck and neck.
Not just the 6900 xt that's improving. I've seen about a 5-10 % performance increase on my 6600 xt after the last two driver versions across most titles.
Oh yeah, Phantenks 719, best case ever. Using myself. Big, can put a lot of HDD, very good airflow.
GPU sag can negatively affect your memory temps, you should probably figure out some way to prop the card up
I can't say how nice it is to see Jay make the same mistakes I make draining my system. Water everywhere, no matter how hard I try to make it not so!
Congratulations on the upgrade, I'd love. To see a follow up to see if a 3 dedicated plugs make a difference compared to the daisy chain.
@bruh meme it really depends on the gauge of wiring used for the cable more than anything. so as long as you're not overloading the wiring it shouldn't really be an issue.. remember that the total power draw is balanced across all 3. so lets say the cards pulling 400w, between 10-30w(but can draw up to 75w) is being drawn through the pcie slot, leaving each 8 pin to draw roughly 123w so daisy chained 1 cable will be drawing roughly 243w which is well within spec as long as you're not using some garbage 50 dollar amazon special psu.
9:34 Dude, I HEARD that cable make contact. I feel for you.
You know the Enthoo 719 comes with an anti-sag bracket for PCI cards right? It's in the box.
and the PowerColor card they used ALSO comes with a anti-sag bracket...
I suffer from seasonal allergies and we live in a dusty climate in Texas. We got a Dyson air flow cleaner and love it. Definitely not over hyped.
This is interesting to see the machine Phil uses to make great editing work. And, of course, Phil's laughing in the background. 😄
4:14 " A fill port for my Phil, I always say! "
Um..... that came out wrong! 😱🤣🤣🤣
I miss big cases, I build and sell PCs as a hobby and got a PC with a Corsair 760t it's huge but looks nice and has so much space and looked great with the SLI setup inside
I love huge cases as well. Mainly for the functionality you can fit in them. Storage, optical drives, card readers, etc.
That Phanteks 719 they used for it has pretty nice watercooling setup options. With some fiddling, you can run 480s on the front and the side, and there's room for a 360 top and bottom. It's on my short list for my next build. May try it with the 480s and have a duct running between them or something. Jay mentioned that when he looked at the case, but so far as I know he hasn't built it yet.
I like bigger cases because I can get my fingers everywhere I need them to be without using needle nosed pliers or tweezers.
I love my big case. Entho elite👍
@@vegtamthewanderer1516 gotta love phanteks cases, I've worked with the enthoo evolv X before which I think is similar and it was so nice and built so well
NGL the "shwing" when you removed the hard drives was CRISP!
Watching Jay clean out Phil's rig spawns a new nickname. JTC = Jay's Totally Covered.
I bought that case for my last build, I really like it. Tons of room to build in and so many options / configs to go with. Just was a joy building in something with enough room to move things around, a place to hide extra cables easily, and enough expansion to add tons of hard drives if need, Rads, or a second small system or PSU.
what case is it?
I wonder about the use of an AMD gpu, I’m not sure what program Phil uses and depending on what one, losing Cuda acceleration could be a big thing, especially for rendering without Nvidia’s Nvenc encoder
Literally came here to say that. Going from NVENC to VAAPI is a really bad downgrade. Sure he can game but for renders, he just lost out on a LOT of performance.
@@danielsimpkins9662 I hope we get an update video on what Phil thinks about the performance, I’m definitely very curious to hear about the change
LMAO i can't stop laughing at Jay whipping him self... 9:34
Phil has a contagious laugh. He gets me every time. I am glad AMD is making good products again. I was never brand loyal.
Um.. have you lived under a volcano?
AMD has BEEN making good products....since late 2016 when 1st gen Ryzen launched in 2017. That was only around 5 years ago now.
Regardless, their athlon x2 6400 back in 2008 gave intel's core 2 duo a run for its money as well as the phenom II x4 and x6 a few years later.
I'ts not like AMD has made a habit of making bad products
9590 was one honest example imo though as it was basically a binned and over...overclocked space heater of an 8350 cpu. ( pistol formerly of Tek Syndicate can vouch for that)
@@motoryzen calm down, I guarantee you he is talking about GPUs
I have bought Intel and AMD over the years depending on what performed best. AMD had a bad stretch for a while and couldn't compete in GPU and CPU products. If you can't deliver a product equal to your competitors than that is a bad product in my eyes.
@@motoryzen Jesus calm down on the AMD shilling. AMD GPUs have sucked until this generation and first gen ryzen sucked for gaming. Second was still not good. Third gen hit their stride and the 5000 is good.
The Athlon 64 was where AMD started kicking Intels ass in the early 2000s the x2 was the beginning of their descent into trash tier.
@@jolness1I don't know about the other stuff, but I'd that ryzen 2000 was fine and 3000 is where they became a true competitor, also I had the 5700xt, and while it wasn't high-end I still thought it was an excellent product.
Orange colored fluid? Looks more like super diluted coffee to me 🤔☕☕☕😁 Hey Phil, you should have done a little animation of yourself dancing on the top of the case where the fill (phil) port is lol. As usual, love the antics.
Would be nice to know how the AMD gpu works in his use case. My experience on only using opencl wasn't great because it wasn't getting a lot of support , outside of maybe Resolve
Why do I never see you use ZMT tubing?! Especially in a build like this. Pretty much zero maintenance on the tubes vs clear and look so much cleaner. It's all I use. I actually prefer it over hard tubing. If you, do it right you can even get it to look like hard tubing on some 90 degree turns. Awesome stuff.
Does that 20tb hold all the raw footage, or does it hold the finished video and project files? Or a combination of both? Crazy that 20tb gets you 2 years of videos
Probably finished. Uncompressed there's no way it'd hold 2 years
I thought the same thing maybe it just holds the finished video
@bruh meme that doesn't sound right. My rough calculation makes it about 12GB per hour of 4k 60fps footage.
@@matthewparker9276 50min of obs 1080p60fps takes up 10gb in my case
@@mihailungureanu671 my bad. I was off by a factor of 2.
But 4k 60 fps from obs for me gives 20-25 GB/hr.
Nothing wrong with going all AMD. I'm currently building a new PC with a 5800X CPU and a 6900 XT GPU.
It's my first build with a hard tube custom loop, since Jay makes it look so easy.
I've been daily driving a full amd system for a little over 2 months now. I have thoroughly enjoyed it. Given I don't do any editing on my rig (yet anyway may change). Gaming wise I have pretty much zero complaints and any complaints I did have were resolved with a bit of trouble shooting and maintenance in terms of driver/bios updates
Man I really like how Flex tubing look, it actually looks better IMO than rigid ones, I don't know why but yeah, looks good to me.
Should've gotten more RGB so he could edit faster!
@Jayz you can use an automotive refrigerant vacuum pump to clear all the coolant from the system (lowest point drain port and either a fill port or valve required)
alternate title: and thats why soft tubing still has a good reason to be used!
Oh man! Watching these JTC vids in a crowded room is embarrassing. Trying not to audibly chuckle @9:30 Jay whipping his ... erm, nuts ... with a powercord plug... x)
Very entertaining and informational at the same time. Thanks to Jay his whole team. Kudos.
I'm always for function over form. There's no reason to make it difficult just to make it look better.
Also, every time Jay said fill, in my mind I replaced it with Phil, and that made it that much more hilarious lol
your avi had me thinking there was a hair on my screen
Ought to offer a JayzTwoCents koozy for the store for the cold beverages people don't use a mug to drink, BUT ask for a sample from the manufacturer sized for like, that tubing, then use it as a foam connector over that junction so you can't see the metal, and it adds your logo to the build.
"We have so much dust in our office" ... proceeds to blow out all of the dust INSIDE the office, smh...Also, who though it would be a good idea to use sewage water for cooling?
That's the warehouse/set area, not the office.
sometimes I think "Doing a custom loop would be pretty cool"
then I see videos like this
You should let Phil build it like he wants. Just need a pretty tall step stool so he can reach the bench.
has it REALLY been almost 2 years since the 30 series came out???
Jesus.. how time flies when you're out of stock.
Helllo got first I guess
Congratulations jou didn't say first while being first
20" box fan with a 20x20 inch hepa filter on the input side. Build it into a box with 5-6" of gap to the fan ... it pumps *clean* air into the system (positive air pressure). So you *can* help at least a little.
9:36 minor technical difficulties we will be shortly with you after the maintenance :D
reminded me of the scene in one punch man 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
There really should make more brown cooling liquid. Looks SICK. 🤟🏾
This is why I just stick to air cooling these days. Just too much hassle (3950x 4.3ghz all core with a Noctua D14 ~140w under load 60c).
I have a 6900 Red Devil it's a good card, just wish AMD went with faster memory. The cooling is pretty nice, plus it looks good.👌
Same, I've used AIO water systems over the years in the past with a one failing on me, causing coolant to onto, and kill a mobo, and never really giving much better performance than a good air cooler, and even once did a one off fish tank style mineral oil build(Intel 4770K, and Nvidia 750TI in mid 2014) for a friend of my family who's a lawyer for his office as he wanted something to show off to his clients, but his now ex-wife came into the office drunk one night after going out, and cheating on him only to knock the build over, and cause havoc. So over the years I've grown a distaste for the hassles/worries of water, and other exotic forms of cooling, and stick to PC cases with good airflow with intake fan filters, and just take my systems both at home, and work outside, and blow them out/brush down with my mini shop vac as needed, as well as doing a thermal paste refresh every couple of years to extend my systems lifespans.
People have to learn that there’s a time and a place for a beautiful build or just one that works and works well.
Coolant of good quality doesn't really age. I'm literally running 9 year old coolant in my newest build, not "PC coolant" though, but automotive "red VW" coolant based on ethyleneglycol. It's made for way worse environments than a PC, it'll be fine for decades. And it's nice looking, too!
I love my ASUS ROG STRIX LC 6800 XT OC (thank you for reviewing it) AMD R5 3600 @ 4.4Ghz build! Can’t wait to see the numbers Phil’s Rig puts up.
Love the ppe jay, good to see you protecting yourself from the dust particles falling on your head, better safe then sorry!
I highly recommend the Medify 112 air purifier. Hands down the best brand of air purifies i have seen on the market. Filtration is great and it is whisper quiet.
Looks like they've been cooling the system with sweet tea 😆
EK actually says you should change the fluid every year. I had mine in my system for about 2 yrs and it was starting to turn brown and being it was a clear liquid, that's a issue. SO a flush with a cleaning kit and back to working.
ek sells the fluid so of course they say that.
I've been running G11 car coolant premix (the blue stuff) for a little over 2 years now (since Zen2 came out). No discoloration, no gel-ing, no clogging with residue.. it just works. Honestly sounds kinda awful in terms of taking care of my stuff but the only thing I've done as far as maintenance is concerned was clean the fans and blow the dust out of the radiator and whatever ended up elsewhere in the case a couple months ago. Coolant looked fine, average and max temps haven't changed beyond margin of error so i just left it 🤷♂
Kinda tempted to refill an older AIO in my 2nd rig with this stuff cause it seems to have a lot of air in the loop by now
omg i just wanna clip jay going "i fight for honor!" and hear the hard drive come out.
Is is possible to put an in-line shut off valve on the coolant lines?
Would make draining much cleaner and easier.
I have always used water with are silver kill coil in my custom loops, I use black tubing so it doesn't matter what color it is.
Jay draining Phils loop reminds me a Lot of me draining the Loop to Change the GPU🤣
I used the ek fluid in my pc for 3 years and no growth or buildup. Good stuff and I highly recommend it
I wish I could have found a 6800 xt or 6900. I was able to find a 6700 XT at MSRP and built a new PC around it and gave my wife my 10 gen intel system with a 5700 xt in it. She is super happy and I've been happy so far.
Tbh, if anything that kinda makes me happy. Rather than waste more tubing you re-used what you had. And what comes to soft tubing, I run it myself nowdays with no dye in the system. I used to do hard tubing, but in the end this so much better as a maintanence and ease of use, that I just prefer black soft tubing and really it doesn't look that bad. In the end we go for watercooling mostly for massive heat soak and more efficient cooling.
This was already a huge thumbs up for the simple pragmatism of this solution - sometimes function beats form, and make it work. Then, "did you just whip yourself in the ... yourself?" epic.
I’m very late to watching this video. But man was this vid hilarious with all the bumps, lack of coordination, and inadvertent 3-stooges humor. Organic vid! Earned a like.
noted: EK Cryofuel; non-pastel coolant (if remembered correctly)
(looks good, even past oem recommended maintenance expiration)
thanks for another cool video!
First video of my day and it made me smile. Educational and fun - cheers guys
Jay, I wax and wane between what channels I keep up with depending on a lot of factors. But I feel like your channel is the one that always brings me back to the tech space. Thank you for keeping me tech interesting and fun for me.
@9:34 And that concludes this episode of JayzTwoCents package check! Someone get him some ice please!
That Red Devil is a beast of a card. Hope you enjoy it Phil.
I'm so sick (just a cold) and phil port made my day J!!!
I use EK Cryofuel and changed from red to white there was no colour swap after a flush and no fall out, I will only use EK or distilled water.
that pc is cleaner then my rig... and i cleaned it yesterday using a compressor to blow away the dust outdoors as to avoid the fans sucking the dust back in, and i did a thorough cleaning of my appartment...
I have that exact case and I love mine. Just no custom loop.
I found with a 360 rad up top and a 420 in the front, I ran out of room in the 719 to install the fill port.
Jay: either it worked, or Phil's editing on his laptop.
Phils labtop: *makes whining noises* "help meeee"
Jk love y'alls vids and updates with hardware and the pc cleaning vids
Actually i kind of like it. It feels more practically right for quick repair ( i won't say easy ). I love those flexible loop than hard tubing ( My POV ).
I think all black rubber tubing can often look better than even hard tubing.
"...our place is very dusty..." , he says while blowing out the system INSIDE the office.... 👌🤣😂
Hey Jay, I know you were asking for suggestions a bit ago for new vid ideas and something kicked in the back of my head. When I first started watching your channel early last year, I remember a video where you were overclocking (I think it was one of the RipGN series) and you said you wouldn't show what you were doing so people didn't fry their shit, etc. I know you've done some stuff in the past about showing how to use MSI afterburner, but what about a series of vids where you go through the mechanics of OC from CPU to GPU, show why you might change X and this is what happens, change Y and this is what happens. A lot of times you'll skip past what you are doing except to say you changed voltage control or whatever, but in these go into why you changed the voltage, etc. Just an idea, love the vid as always.
Wanted to buy a 3080Ti, but couldnt get one (at least not in an acceptable price range). I now have a 6900XT (watercooled AIO version) and while I can't compare it to 3080Ti/3090, the performance is crazy. No matter what I throw at it, sometimes the fans dont even spin up like it's saying "thats all?, only 144fps? piece of cake"
Yay!!! Show and switching more shit normal people can’t find or get!!!! GG
Just wanted to give you a shout out. Got myself a Legion Laptop for traveling. Price for features it's amazing. Wouldn't have known about them if not for you
Your reasons for choosing soft tubing are why I'll never choose hardline. It's so easy to be able to flop components out of the way.
"I hate numbers" lol
Also the 2tb instead of 20tb and phil's reaction.
Thank You there is no one doing any type of long-term review on PC coolant. I know it was a side note still it helps. It would be nice to see a more scientific approach. I do not think that could be monetized or that a lot of people would care but I do, so thanks.
Like it!! You've done Phil's, just need to get onto Nick's and then you can do mine 😉
Tearing up, Phil, slumming it with arguably the most sought after graphics card of the last decade.
I'm glad Jay was feeling Philanthropic enough to help him out.
That case comes with an anti-sag bracket that attaches to the rear left of the case.
plus Jay has another method for getting rid of sag that he recently showed in a dedicated video.
5:00 Exactly what I've done. The GPU sag is triggering my more for some reason... Maybe cause Jay made 2 videos about that topic already... LOL...
What a badass PC! I am going to upgrade mine again here soon with some new fans and some new cables and stuff.
Insert Now Whip It, Whip It Good, when J Whips his fam jewels lolz XD