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5:12 the face of a man who measures his voltage in degrees.
This needs more likes
Joe Gravel goo up
HAHA!!!
Lmao
wrg, do any nmw s ok
4:47 "Voltage: 0 degrees."
Same, Linus... Same.
bruv i use -2 degrees as my voltage
I like my voltage at 2 degrees and lower😂💔
Man, it's hot... it's like a hundred watts in here!
I would like your comment, but I don't wanna ruin 420 likes.
Spotted the same mistake tho!
Why does he keep trying to make us use his wife's Chinese online stores?
Most notable words of the day
-Voltage at Zero Degrees
-Jerryrigged
-Canadian Rubles
you do know that "jerryrigeverything" is a play on the phrase "jury rig" which means makeshift repairs and stuff? also linus calls CAD canadian rubles or rupees every time he refers to them so thats not a unique phrase here. i'd agree with voltage at zero degrees though.
Canadian roubles was really weird for me. I like what, the use roubles in Canada too?
@@maskettaman1488 ok I see. My mind was a little bit offshore at the moment I watched this moment. And for one second I thought in Canada you have roubles as well...
But actually, technically 0 degrees is equal to 0 volts. (Mathematically)
Hey I was about to comment that as a meme "-Voltage at Zero Degrees"
Sad thing : an i7-4720HQ is only 11% slower than an i7-7700HQ
Intel at it's finest
2014 vs 2017, 11 percent increase, it huge according to them
How is it sad? The i7-4720HQ was an incredible processor when it came out, and it still is. Thats why it was used in the $2700 2015 Razer Blade 14", because its pretty fast.
And yeah I know that price is kind of inflated because Razer, but still, it was a very high end processor when it came out. A few years later it better still be dang fast.
@@-Burb the 4th gen is pretty amazing, I'm still using a 4700mq from 6 years ago. unthinkable how little intel improved all these years. their ssd aren't that good either, I think the best product they make are wifi cards now.
no hyperthreading on the 9th gen is a unfitting move as well, If one want to have the function either get the 9900k or go back to 8th gen with unsoldered heat spreader.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
You should make a super cheap PC made with all chinese sketchy hardware! You've already showed waterblocks and GPU's, now with this CPU you are already close.
yea, but sketchy chinese built PSU has a chance of taking out his whole building
didn't they do something similar with Strange Parts? Not exactly what you're suggesting, but close? maybe?
@@shawnpitman876 lmao dude, you are absolutely right. I call some of the sketchy PSU boom.
Some of the Chinese parts he has tested (like the Barrow water cooling parts) are not sketchy at all. They are well-known and reputable in the region, just not known in the Western market, even though chances are they are sold in North America or Europe under different brands.
I've seen RGB ram and a motherboard on AliExpress as well, so you can make an all-aliexpress pc
Most channels - Pretend they record in a studio
Tech Tips - Pretend they record in a house
What do you mean? Are you talking about the audio?
@@blueisnotgreen7258 look at the background it is made to look like kitchen
@@YOTHISISYO Kitchen and living room, etc. at once. But at 7:23 the real studio background appears.
They've built this setting inside a big hall, there are actually videos showing them make it.
Yeah with 7.3M subs he can afford to run his show more like tv with built sets
"Voltage, 0 degrees"...Linus Sebastian: not physicist... (@4:45)
physics is hard, ok?
Is that zero fahrenheit or celsius?
Nayan psytribe ligmatites
@@thenayancat8802 0 degrees volt
@@thenayancat8802 zero parsecs
during the cold war the soviets stole IC designs from the US and made their own copies.. these copies were so perfect that they even copied a microscopic "owl" figure that was put there to deter that exact sort of thing
*Our IC designs*
yup, that's what communists do. steal and copy.
@@PSS521 I bet they copied all the space rockets and factories too?
@Lemur Monkey didn’t read
@Lemur Monkey vruh
This is actually a really cool concept converting mobile CPU's to desktop CPU's. I wonder if there are more out there like this
yes there would be
Yeah, there are a few that pop out from time to time and legend says there's a dude in Shenzhen that does conversions. Strange Parts fellow might be able to find the source...tho i don't know that they'd want to show on tape.
A halo youtuber watching linus? Nice
Hey it’s you! Damn it’s crazy seeing you after so long
This was quite common with the Athlon 64 Mobile Socket 754 CPUs - we would delid an old dead 754 and attach the lid to the mobile 754.... no substrate was needed only a heatspreader lid
4:48 What's even lesser fine is that Linus measures voltage with degrees.
worse*...?
@@cwbh10 Less fine*...?
careful don't get yourself zack attacked
@@TheCliffy007
¿Les Finer?
Holy shit Zach never thought I would see you on here I've been watching your vids forever now wtf
I bet they're using better performant TIM than Intel's official toothpaste.
Yep, it's actually Liquid Metal if the sellers are to be believed.
It's really a Ryzen cpu.
Delidding and applying expensive liquid metal only reduces temperatures by 5 celcius on 9th gen intel.
Lol
@@luker.6967 still Bad considering that they use Liquid Metal by now.
"Voltage at zero degrees"
Linus Why??
AC voltage can be mesured in degrees as it oscilated at a given frequency
through two 180° sine waves.
It becomes even more complex when one has Three Phase or when ther are
Inductve/capacitive loads causing voltage to lead current or vice vesa.
Answer me this. Does current flow over the surface of a conductor or does it flow
through it like water through a pipe?
@@andrew_koala2974 The AC voltage is measured in volts. The "phase" (more appropriately phase difference) can be measured in degrees, provided you have a multi-phase system. The CPU runs on DC, so no phase, and no 'degree' measurements.
Also, lets cut this guy some slack. 'twas a slip of tongue. Happens all the time.
@@asadulhaq6689 Yeah I agree and I believe this is true since he has just mentioned 26 degrees for the temperature. No big deal, Linus knew it..
@@andrew_koala2974 - Never feed your CPU three phase AC voltage.
Lol that looks less fine
When you wanna brag to your friends that you got an i7....
Pay 130 bucks and buy a Xeon E3 instead. It is basically an i7 with HT and additional workstation chipset. It is better than a non-K i7.
TH-cam is broken.. I'm the 100th and 111th like.
EDIT: now 130th and 131st
The i7 brand is dead, now i9 is King
T S I know it's not "broken". It's probably just it not updating fast enough.
Red Phoenix but you need 2...
A guess: some of those missing pads are grounds that have been made common. Result, at least one of the voltage sensor circuits is missing its ground connection and thus the 0v reading.
@Kappa Yeah but specific pins on the socket have to be making contact with that shorted ground for it to make the reading, it cant use the ground pins from another pin in the socket to get those reading because it's not hooked up to the sensor. The grounds would all have to be shorted together on the board side too......
both in desktops and laps there are some pin actually useless to get the cpu running. if you use a bga to take a laptop cpu off you ll find many pins are not connected to the motherboard.
This dudes entire house is a gaming setup.
Yup
That’s a set designed to look like a kitchen lol
@@cszero2109 Yeah, his house is actually kinda normal, with a little server room for the computers, the vr set up and what not.
This set is kind of a call back to the time when LTT was working of a rented house
@@klausenburgg the old kitchen set was awesome
@@abhay17381 Yeah. Remember the whole room water cooling project, that was really awesome too
"they only use high-end components" remember that video you made where you bought a $1500 PC from Origin and it had a 1050ti?
Lmao they’re scam artists
wait what was it called?
@@nathanrussell8774 Gaming PC secret shopper. It's a 4 part series
High-end components, but at a price, warranty, assembly fee, all additional costs. So whatever.
@Chris Weatherford intel i9 threadripper?
How about a series called "Dennis found what?" Where he scours Asian websites written in his native language and brings us cheap deals and outrageous finds. Lol.
@@potato_x69 😂
can traditional and simplified chinese read the other one? i thought they could?
@@justiful9215 My first language is mandarin with simplified Chinese writing system. Based on my own experience about myself and my friends (a mixture of simplified or traditional writing users), I find it easier for simplified Chinese user to read traditional Chinese writing, not the other way around.
Traditional readers can read simplified fine, don't know what a lot of these people are going on about, and simplified readers can read traditional but may find some words they can't read.
@@justiful9215 No, because Chinese is an ideogram, which you can find out the meaning of the word by analysis the character, so it is very easy, for simplified Chinese user, to recognize the meaning of traditional Chinese word. The example you gave is not very correspond with simplified and traditional Chinese.
4:24 - You know you've reached peak nerd when you have memorized the pin layouts for a 4 year old motherboard.
Isn't the power pin always next to the reset? The reset is the one with one pin missing. Very easy to find.
Not quite, you reach peak nerd when somebody asks you about a motherboard from 30 years ago that you were familiar with... And you can tell them. :)
Its pretty standard to be honest.... those layouts have been the same for years across most motherboards.
He looks like he can throw you a beatdown lol
@@directedbypuma it's funny you should say that... currently I'm down with manflu, so a lot of 10 years could throw me a beatdown right now. :)
Linus:
"voltage-0 degrees"
i'm like
"wat'
😂
You mean "watt" ;)
@@chucyk1611 thikkkk
Lol
@@chucyk1611 perhaps that's the CURRENT term ?
Actually that is brilliant.
Technically you could recycle old Laptop hardware and put it up on the used market for Desktops, to get some money out of them AND cut back on electronic waste.
I like the idea. The Execution is a bit ruff, but I like the idea.
Chinese man.....they're crazy
All resources being considered, are you sure that'd actually produce less waste in the long run than just ramping up production of new processors?
You're still spending the resources of making and soldering a new board, along with all the overhead of designing and maintaining it. Plus, being not only a mobile chip but also an old one at that, it probably won't last half as long as a new one would, and it'll suck up more electricity in the process.
@@notoriousbig3k he cant it's too small for him
@@notoriousbig3k maybe try an African dong
@@TGuyHD To the point they probably have mobile GPU chips made into low power cards, like a mobile 1080Ti (if it exists) on a PCB that can actually be plugged in a PC and have same performance as a actual desktop variant of 1080Ti.
Attention gamers! Now all electricity measures will be in Celsius degrees!
Well there are two kinds of countries, those who use the Celsius scale, and those who have put a man on the moon.
@@basshead. And those who were first to send a dog, a man, a woman, a Rover and a spacewalk? What metrics did they use?
@@ofekharary3175 the dog ded
@@basshead. NASA uses metrics scale and Kelvin degree lol, the one who uses feet scale and Fahrenheit is only regular murican.
can you translate it to radians for me?
Man, what CANT the Chinese do...
@邱文典 haha!
Open thier eyes
Long dong
have skulls in they're games
Not make a blurred porn vid
This is pretty genius. Harvest i7 from dead laptop mobo's and place in desktop package. This is great recycling if you ask me.
It's either that, or even brand-new but outdated CPUs left over. I mean, there's almost literally no market for these BGAs outside of PC manufacturers to begin with, and those have no doubt long retooled for newer generations.
@@PileOfEmptyTapes someone in somewhere could use this cpu, maybe in China. There is a lot gaming center than need good performance and low cost to operate. This is a great way to recycle old hardware with great capability in gaming.
并不是从损坏的笔记本电脑上回收回来的，而是从一些大品牌的生产厂中买回来的，例如华硕之类的厂商并不会买回来每一代的CPU都全部安装在笔记本上，当上一代CPU没用完而intel出新CPU时，厂商就会停止就的上产线，所以全新的笔记本处理器会流入市场。
@@user-kv9jw6vg9u say "It's not recovered from a damaged laptop, but bought from some big-name manufacturers. For example, manufacturers like Asus will not buy back every generation of CPUs installed on laptops. When the first-generation CPU is not used up and the Intel enters the new CPU, the manufacturer will stop the production line, so the new notebook processor will flow into the market."
that make sense, so they use unused CPU and recover it. turning junk into a useable cpu
The Chinese are very resourceful by re-purposing CPU's from recycled laptops!
That would otherwise be useless! It really is a good idea, especially for the price.
@@JosephM101 yeah especially for those people who like going strange ways for budget pcs
7:21 Linus: "I told you it's all the way in"
Ivan: *that doesn't sound like the first time you're saying that* ಠ‿ಠ
(^^)
Burn.
Anyone got some aloe for poor linus
i think a simple "thats what she said" works better
:D
god that auto focus is annoying, what's changed? every single time now when you point the camera to show us something, it's blurry for half the time before we can actually read it's so frustrating
I was watching one of your videos 5 minutes ago
hi
just squint your eyes the blur will cancel out
Today I saw desink in a Linus tech tips comments....th-cam.com/video/zEpB4aNHllA/w-d-xo.html
Its time for a new cameraman...seems like an ez job, but as u can see, almost everywhere, theres, shaky hand or doesn’t zoom into things when they need to, or just plain old lazy to do anything more than hold & aim
I also run my CPU at 0 Volts Degrees .-.
only true gamers
* 0 degrees Volt.
@Brad Viviviyal about 43 pixel kilogram
0 degrees not volt degrees
If you have a Pentium II, you can run it at 90 degrees..in relation to the motherboard.
9:36 When I let my little brother to play on my PC
This only makes sense for Chinese people to buy, and that's the market it's intended for. Shipping within China is dirt cheap. You can get something from anywhere in mainland to wherever your door is for about 2$-5$ and Taobao protects buyers: you can actually make sure it works before confirming reception. Only then does the seller receive any money. Otherwise you can file for a return and they usually refund shipping too. I'd say this comes from a vendor that probably got his hands on a stockpile of laptops with dead motherboards and figured the converted CPUs would sell much faster like that than as spare parts for old laptops.
Iberville Music lets just connect the us with china to make the shipping cheaper
Also, on another website called jd.com, you pay 14 bucks to get your product in 2 hours (of course only in big city)
I could see it making sense for some Americans *IF* they needed the lower power consumption in a desktop package... Then again, hell, you could just buy a laptop.
Harenchi - San only for jd.com, you can get it by tomorrow morning.
not really, I rarely have issues with DOA items (I've bought two of the 4980HQs too) and I use a freight forwarder all the time for my Taobao stuff. you just gotta know how to look out for obvious scams, seller reputation, etc.
*Plot Twist:* _It’s actually a pentium off Craigslist_
He sent a guy with a cashier's check.
Thats not a plot twist that's what I expected to happen
This CPU can be overclocked. It is said that it can generally exceed 4.4 ghz. Some people even overclocked it to 4.85 GHz in the forum.
4980hq oc 4.4ghz
www.bilibili.com/video/av32771478?share_medium=android&share_source=copy_link&bbid=EyMTIBdxEiAQIBQnWz8HPl9sWGlfPg09XyNfinfoc&ts=1542332089346
tu ba la ji lao
哇，我vpn翻过了还不能直接进b站..
结果还是回到B站看视频
@@user-jd5xf7yb5j绝了
"this would make a great option for those who want to game on the cheap"
Ryzen 3: *"Am I a joke to you?"*
> Almost a whole year later
Its for ddr 3 mobos
you are almost a year late.
@@PrdPak better late than never
@@MohammedMuaawia you are from Pakistan?
They really question is... what was Intel doing for all these years with CPUs since performance is not that big for 4 generations..
This is why I haven't touched my CPU. 4790K with 1080s in SLI = play whatever I want in VR or otherwise. When I bought it, I bough it to be future-proof. Fantastic chip.
A single 1080 Ti is bottlenecked by a 4790k.
@@Velislidedefinitely not
I have a 4790K with a 1080TI. It is not CPU bound.
I also have a 4790K with a 1080 Ti, running all cores @ 4.8 ghz. Upgrading to a 8086k is a huge improvement for FPS, at all levels.
Is it just me or did LTT just release 3 videos in under 24 hours
@Bor Zver you know he shoots couple of videos a day... This video was shoot not today but couple of days ago... Also he has 5 editors soo... Yeah
Bor Zver He has a team (Linus Media *Group* ) and it’s his full-time job. It’s not really all that much when you consider that each video is roughly only 15 minutes long and he has more than enough editors.
@Bor Zver Most of these videos are pre-recorded from a few days ago, usually anywhere from a week to two weeks from before. Then he sends them to his team of like 5-6 editors who then edit it, then when they finish editing them they usually put them on delayed releases on youtube. Linus usually releases his stuff on Floatplane first, and releases stuff on youtube like a few days later. So usually by the time that non time sensitive videos like this reach youtube, he probably has like 5-10 videos stockpiled to be release every other day.
😂😂
@Bor Zver Its hardly a lot of videos when you understand that the process of how his videos are published on youtube. Which is why I explained it in more detail.
"Because even gamers occasionally do something else, on their computers"...
Yes, but pr0n doesn't stress the CPU...
My porn do, I use 3D modeling to draw pron for my own very special taste.
My Central Pumping Unit gets a lot of stresss during pr0n
@@masstransit2 a good heatsink and cream should get it thru.
i go VR with my pr0n and play 237 supporting video/audio files at once for a more complete experience
Well duh, it's only supposed to stress your hand.
I guess he didn't see the "CPU over voltage error" on the load screen.
Where did that show up in the video and what does it mean?
I missed that but the mobo is still able to recognize the cpu and set the proper voltage. Thats why it was stable and cool.
Scrapyard Wars: china edition
now we are cooking with gas! a 100% china sourced parts pc , all parts must be conterfit of getto in some way
They had the chance when they visit Shenzhen tbh
OOOOOOOOH YEAH BABY ... YES!
*GET THE BALL ROLLING*
@@mareli82 TAOBAO ONLY
yes please
GG to the dude who made this thing.
Cool but why? One is better with an i3-8100 with 3.6 GHz all day long
@@zodiacfml are you kidding? A 4 core 4th vs a quad core with 8 thread? Sure...
@@SilverKnightPCs The 4720HQ is quad core...
@@user-qp7fh2ct4x yeah a quad core with hyper threading. The i3 8100 is quad core with no Hyperthreading
@@SilverKnightPCs No shit.
9:37 I don't know why it's so fun to listen to Linus yell.
sick bastard
pow pow pow
only when he does not over exert his emotions, extravagant or over react. 😁
It's like watching an angry, rabid, chihuahua....lol
What does the fox say?
Whoever actually did this job must be pretty dope guy
"Weird random chinese site"... is actually bigger than Amazon
no Li Li the only thing bigger than Amazon is Amazon a month later
@@baodau2230 please search the money we Chinese spent on 11.11 this year ,only one day.
But! It's still weird chinese site.
@@user-kf7oq6uw8f How is it weird?
u mean amazon jungle or the web site , pun intended ?
Somebody please mod CS:GO to make Linus "pew pew" noises when firing.
Ak47 imo lmao
I'm still using my 4790k in 2018, it's been working quite well.
Me too, with a gtx 980, it still powers on
I had a golden chip able to hit 4.8 on 1.3 v but then I broke my board with bad cpu mount... I miss it
Same here, with a 1070, and it’s never given me issues
Same, 4790k 5ghz core/4.7ghz cache 1024pts cinebench, 204pts singlecore, not bad at all.
4770k and GTX780 still working perfectly and I don’t have to upgrade the next 2 years.
Plz someone repost this on Amazon with prime shipping...
@RavetcoFX are you too good for baowao?
Someone might be able buy them by the box to save money and sell them for a reasonable cut from 4770. Of course idk how many they have for sale or if there is any demand for them. That would Kill the undercutting price
@@bryanfernandes5924 it's not hard to make them. Laptops basically are chucked after their screens die (at least by the average consumer)
@@BrendenPragasam have Googled for a while nobody outside China know about this except LTT forum's OP posted about this couple months ago, let's wait and see how the internet reacts.
Seems like there's about three types of cross-socket "compatibility" exists right now according to this video.
Edit:baidued and bilibilied about this mod,almost all of two architecture on Bga 1386 chip are supported up to 4980hq
@@jamesberrisford4228 if you get them up to 4980hq that will be great
This probably has better TIM than an original
5:12 That face just killed me
That's nightmare fuel
Aww shiit
Nobody, absolutely nobody: "I wish I could use an old mobile CPU in my desktop motherboard"
Some guy in China: "Yo I'm about to ruin Intel's whole career"
This is the brain of the guy who made this CPU lol
If they would hire him they would kill amd.
change my mind.
Also Linus notes that this chip is also overclockable. A lot of dude in a Chinese form called TieBa have successfully OC it to 4.7g, and choice to use 4.5g for daily use.
fellow chinese here, can confirm its correct. was about to post similar comments. more to add, OC was done by IXTU, no Z series boards were required, and Gigabytes boards do not support these chips.
@@zxh484 is it without watercooling? Im curious
And you can find up to 4989hq but Linus didn't found them out
proud to be Chinese
@@Gargantura would suggest against this, some reported instability, bsod and crashes, plus this solder works may not be as stable as intels, and the cooper ihs is not as well built as originals. all in all, too many variables could cause instability, so i wouldnt recommend it unless you re building for fun :D
Wait a sec here... it's just about 15% lower in Cinebench, but isn't it's power draw WAY lower than that of the i7 4770k giving it a better ratio in terms of power consumption to performance ratio?
it was a mobile chip, so lower power is to be expected.
@@ifyouwantmoneythengivemeev8094 Yeah, but I didn't expect it to be better in the ratio.
@@MadIIMike That's how power curves typically work
You're forgetting TDP doesn't mean shit. I'd be willing to bet this processor draws close to what the desktop version does.
MadIIMike mobile processors are generally higher quality, hence why they are more expensive and more efficient than most desktop ones.
SpermyWormy2 you'd lose the bet.
Fun fact: this CPU is overclockable for up to 4.4GHz.
1:30 taobao is actually under the same company as Aliexpress. In another word Aliexpress is the international edition of taobao.
more like taobao for those who don't understand Mandarin Chinese, taobao supports consolidated shipping internationally mainly to Singapore, Malaysia, Australia IIRC
Except Taobao is not some dodgy site at all? It's basically Chinese Amazon....
I wholeheartedly agree that Toaboa as a site is not sketchy at all, but remember that there are more than a few sketchy sellers on Amazon.
and taobao. like this everywhere @@chanman2188
Is it better than Aliexpress?
Implies Amazon is not dodgy.
"We don't ship this $100 item to Australia! Go to the Australian store."
Australian store has the same item for $900....
@@ziomalisty good question that what I was wondering?
Ali Express is Legit, when it comes to CPUs and used Hardware, Recently picked up i5 4690k and GA Z97 D3H for a budget gaming build for my little brother for under $210. Paired it with RX 580. CPU is Overclocked to 4.5 at 1.23 V. All stable for over 3 months now and can play any AAA title in 1080p on custom settings. It make sense for people living in ASIA.
the only problem for ali-express is the shipping
How about shipping on outside tiongkok ?
@@chopped586 Ali express standard shipping option is good, takes around 10- 15 days depending where you are. Faster options are available but they are pricy and you pay customs. I've been in the dump quite a few times and never paid a single cent on customs duty with standard option. Authorities here don't bother with 100$ pack.
Rx 580 was locally sourced Graphics Card are not advised to purchase on any Chinese online portal.
which rx, i got the rx580 xtr in mine. a decent card
exchangedspider the order tracking is really bad and most of the time will take longer than expected
Although the point is valid that we ain't getting a big difference in Canada, but its main purpose is for those at the other side of the Pacific Ocean. Usually the shipment will arrive in 2 days or even 1 day depending on your location, no extra fees needed. And the shipment indeed is the most influential factor while you trying to buy a gadget from other countries.
now call intel and send it in for RMA lmao see their reaction
"Today's episode is brought to you by Origin PC, Origin BC"
i noticed this too
Is that a Chinese copy of Origin PC?
EA Sells PC
Shock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i had to play it again to make sure, i thought i was going crazy :')
The CPUs may have always had the heat spreaders. My guess is they were used in some sort of energy efficient workstations, something industrial, maybe point of sale and the Chinese company just salvaged and resold them.
yeah. embedded systems would use the laptop cpu variants and commonly used for industrial applications
6:15 I've heard rumors that various Asian countries are very dedicated to re-purposing E-waste. Things like this could be a by product of that process. Very interesting.
Think you mean fraudulent borderline criminal.
If it’s true I have great respect for that. Something needs to be done with it, if the prices just would be lower then I would totally see the demand.
@@adamblomberg Well I am sure those that are self made technicians, probably want to get paid for their hard work as well. Ebay is a wealth of how healthy the 2nd & 3rd hand markets are.
@@xcalibertrekker6693 Whatever you want to believe.
I have got some digging about it yesterday, CPUs with no PCH included,and don't know who sell those chips to them to make this sort of hack happens, appeared one and a half year ago in China with a huge price drop made the price below desktop 4 gen chips recently
Linus: says "in those days" about an i7
Me: 'still running an i5-3570k'
Heck, you already bought a sketchy CPU, Why not delid it?
Yah especially if it's a cheap/ low quality TIM job, it would make a big difference.
To accomplish what? It doesn't appear to be limited by heat or power, and it's not overclockable.
I’d imagine you’d risk breaking the BGA solder joints that attack to the adapter board
@@GregMcNamer not officially, but most can handle 3.8ghz at least on two cores.
Some of those are pre delied
Bought a 3930K for 70€ on eBay, received it last week. I really recommand this if you have a x79 motherboard.
6 cores at 4.4 GHz, this is a beast for this price !
How about x5675
That's the CPU I'm upgrading from (to TR 2950X). Easily better than this one, though. Six cores is way better than four. And that's a pretty decent price, if you already have the board and RAM.
Looking at this also, as I have an old sabertooth x79 laying around
@@lox2404 You know that the x5675 uses a LGA 1366 while the 3930k is a LGA2011 chip, right?
@H2O Gaming The Xeon have a bit more cache and ecc, but it is not as easly overclockable
"Both SpeedStep, power saving, and Turbo Boost are working!" - Between this and the voltage being 0 degrees, I think Linus was on peyote. I love you Linus.
My Toshiba laptop with a 4700mq died recently and I just found this video. I'm so happy this was in my recommendations. Gonna order and start my build soon
These cpus are named as "magically modified" cpus. It would be much better to make the shipment to a china address and find some friend to bring it here, just if you really wanna these "cheap" chips. Usually for directly overseas shipping, "tax", "addition shipping fee" take place since taobao is not an international online shopping website. BTW, be aware that taobao sells lower quality stuffs than tmall, tmall and taobao are both sub-brands of ali-express.
Or use a shipping agent such as Superbuy or CSSBuy.
Magically modified... You know you could just say "hacked" because 魔改造 was a Japanese word that got used in Chinese AFAIK.
M.
@@lol2094 yup you can get around the taxes and such via those agenrs with a little bit of risk.
With all that said, the cpu was a good deal
But can it be overclocked 😂
Not an unlocked chip.
As far as I know, the 4720hq can be overclocked but it depends on the motherboard and the broken voltage readout could make it difficult
Sir Nassz explain how I’ve been whoooshed.
@@iawnlad🤦🏽
Most i7 4Gen laptop CPU's can be unlocked with a microcode trick.
valid.x86.fr/azh8fx
hwbot.org/benchmark/cpu_frequency/rankings?hardwareTypeId=processor_3899&cores=4
Linus should do a video where he puts an entire computer together out of questionable parts from these shady websites. and make it run.
would be fun
it's not "shady" tho
see, it's that second part where he'd 'drop' the ball.
I have shopped on Taobao several times and had stuff shipped to the U.S., never come across any sellers asking for extra money for misc. expenses. But, this was in 2020, and Taobao's global shipping program has come a long way.
Oh, and if you want some cool SFF PC cases, there are some pretty awesome options for under $50USD.
my respect for the Chinese techsters went up a level higher !
innovation for economy !
Dang! Last time I watched Linus he was doing unboxing for NCIX vancouver. Now at 7.3mil subs wut! Good going bro!
@CHARLES 13X Hah good one
I used to dropship i7-6700T engineering samples off aliexpress. Good times
Was dropshipping worth it? My mates seem to be all hyped up about the idea of it
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@@dnbmania Honestly, I would recommend you stay as far away from it as possible. Being the middle man, and having to make up stories to satisfy both the buyer and the seller, processing returns, etc, it was hell. Also, having buyers try to scam you doesn't help. It is a high risk, low reward situation. For about $2400 of sales (not profit, sales), I (with many hours spent every day micromanaging everything, I netted about -$4.00. And not worth the stress and enormous amount of starting capital you need (ebay and amazon, etc. don't pay you until 21-30 days after the buyer has paid).
-$4 you say? You make a compelling argument!
@@DevinKan Honestly, you sound like you were doing it wrong. You could fill out sweepstakes all day on fake accounts and probably come out further ahead.
I mean, if you had fun, okay, but seriously, that sounds stupid as hell.
Send your 1980's computer parts to Linus. He can build the future.
You can buy
AMD Ryzen™ 5 1400
for this price.
So this is have any sense only in the upgrade perspective.
no, it makes sense in china, where there isnt $60 extra dollars in shipping fees, and you can probably buy an old motherboard from someone to work with it
@@TheShizzlemop
I can buy Ryzen 5 for $129.14
On TaoBao, by the link in description, Core i7 4720HQ cost exactly $100, in China, without any shipping cost etc.
So, difference is $30. And with shipping the is none.
So, this makes sense if you upgrading, or, going for used motherboard.
But, if you can get used AM4 board... And they also extremely cheap as new one.
@@TheShizzlemop Also, China is another world... It is hard for us to speculate about what is viable there, and also non productive.
ryzen 5 1600 is bare minimum. ryzen quad is crap.
HQ? Aren't these CPUs unlocked? Try overclocking it for the next video
in 4-th gen they are partially unlocked, yes, I wish they actually tried it in Intel XTU
And burn the chip...I’m down for that...would love to see Linus lose that click bait money XD
Saurav Nayak ive overclocked this it goes a but but if you go overboard the pc crashes
Ti22 huh...I’m surprised that thing even handled a simple overclock
Kudos to u for taking the risk
If this is possible surely an i9 8950hk or an i7 8750h can be made in the same format. It would actually be worth the money then too. Considering bga laptop processors are cheaper than desktop counterparts
I'd rather buy a Ryzen 3 CPU at this price point, its better in single thread performance and Z97/87 board are expensive and its a dead platform.
If you a buy B250/450 and a Ryzen 3, its going to be cheaper and you will have an upgrade path.
And yes I understand that the point of this video wasnt to show the ''value'' of this CPU.
There just had to be an "I'd rather" guy
@@JetBen555 cabagge
if you have a danm old Haswell PC, you can upgrade it.
Who is the idiot that would buy that CPU to build a 4Th gen PC? Anyone I guess
ryzen 3 - is shit, not i7 lvl. Where did you find single thread perfomance on Ryzen 3? There is no any perfomans, its garbage
@@ZMangles Well it was (and I think its still is) popular to build X58 rig on the cheap for example. the X5650 is an unlocked 6 cores CPU that can be OCd to 4.5ghz and it still has decent IPC.
Welcome to 2005 when the fastest Amd 754 was the Mobile Athlon 4000+ running on desktop boards at 3+ ghz... a single core beating duals. MOBILE PROCESSORS WERE USED FOR OVERCLOCK ON DESKTOP FOR DECADES for the lower temperature/price… that Core2Q Extremes... But TH-cam here we go again!
Taobao(淘宝)is one of the biggest online platforms you will find worldwide, so I wouldn't call it weird or random. However, the lack of censorship toward sellers make it hard to have you guaranteed goods. As an online shopper myself, I bought most of my books from it because they are cheap there. But if you know your business, me for example, I know how to select the good ones instead of lower quality ones even frauds, you can save a lot of money.
Please tell me the tips to find a real one:)
@@nusielI would suggest you move to China and learn Chinese
How do I buy one of these chips lol I can't navigate the site very well
Taobao.com
I'm assuming you're a part of taobao!
Let's all be glad Intel doesn't take extra precautions to Killswitch/lock processors to certain functions. A quality Apple has taken up. Keep the tech freedom going!
Now my only wish is for a completely corporate influence-free chipset design.
Too much expenditure for that
There was a time when every single processor released by Intel are free to overclock the hell out of it. Now we have to pay extra to get that function. Just saying.
*THUMBS UP SO LUNUSTECHTIPS CAN SEE!*
Linus team... 4-th gen mobile processors support increasing the turbo boost of all cores to the frequency of the single core. Which means - if for example the turbo boost for single core is 3.8, you could bump up the clockspeeds for ALL 4 CORES to 3.8 Ghz. You can also undervolt it via Intel XTU because it's a mobile chip.
0:53 Linus let out his inner Stefan
Yeah, we've got one!
"Great! Much better than expected!" Has to pay to get it shipped across the Pacific "Would not recomend"
Canada problems :D
@@ALFABETAS999 Yeah, here in the U.S. China shipping is always included in the price, and the price is low. And I've *never* had a mailman ask for money at the door, and I've ordered thousands of items from eBay.
but we chinese fans pretty love this video!!!!!
those 4th gen are still really good im still using 4790k and its still a beast no reason to upgrade anytime soon
I am using a 4790k aswell, great chip
I have an i5 4690K and it still is holding up great with modern games. I'll probably need to upgrade my R9 390 before I need to upgrade the cpu.
mine too still can hold up with 7700 non k with slightly 10% in 4.4ghz
Still worth for upgrade who uses below 4700k(if you can find 4980hq in 1151 socket)
Because:
1.iris igpu
2.l4 chche
3.low power consumption at stock because it's a laptop CPU (also overclock it below 4.4ghz)
4.too cheap in China (price dropped recently)
Even some people doing some test and branchmark finds out that igpu is good at mining in some point
The only cons I know is:
1.cut down least cache
2.overclock setting not store properly
I’m using 2700k at 4.8 should be around same performance. 4th gen is still beast too
*voltage 0 degrees intensifies*
7:20
Main Video Guy: "I told you its all the way in"
Buddy: "Thats not your first time sayin that!"
I ABOUT DIED LOL!!!!!
"Main video guy" ... are.. are you new here?
Great find and great video.
I am highly impressed with this discovery. Your CPU shenanigans are wonderful to watch. One of these days, I would love to create a video like this. To see that the custom chip worked must have been a wonderful a ha moment.
voltage 0 degrees ? Wtf linus :D ?
HAHA I know..
I've put an i7-3610qm socketed laptop CPU in a mini-ITX board before, but I never expected a BGA laptop CPU to be Jerry rigged into a desktop socket form factor. What the heck this is awesome lol. And it's a great price of boards can be found to go with it and work well lol. This would make an awesome streaming PC, wouldn't heat the room up at all! Quicksync hardware encoding works on this chip, would actually be a great CPU for premeire editing given it's value...if those added shipping costs can be avoided.
What board? Any z97?
@@Corei14 apparently H81 B85 H87 Z87, so I imagine z97 should be fine too.
0:51 my guy called em Canadian rubles 😂 😝 😆 🤣
It's interesting watching linus review all this Chinese tech.
I recently bought a Chinese sim racing wheel and it's an amazing product.
almost everything in your computer is probably a chinese product.
With my experience TaoBao is actually a great site. Everything that is on eBay usually comes from TapBao. It has its scetchy sides though.
yes it's actually the biggest chinese online market..... I used to buy all the stuff on taobao when I was in China, and you could find lots of more interesting stuff than this on Taobao
Yuchen Feng Isn’t taobao owned by alibaba?
@@youmayu Yes Alibaba owns taobao/tmall/aliexpress/alipay/.....in china people use taobao and tmall the most
Do you guys know if there is anything fucked about the part?
@@nbshftr sometimes they don't ship the actual goods and only the box to scam you, but reading comments and reviews helps
"BuT dOeS iT fIT iN My AM4 MoTHerBoard?"
bf4 is the best
Leave xD
@@doc206 I know brudda
@@worldhello1234 so my ass would FINALLY shit a lot faster? Like 400%? I hope so
Just ask the Chinese to change the board it's on.. And bam fits into amd mobo.
1:01 "Origin BC" during your ad segment... I guess you could say, you said Origin BC during the Origin AD.
It's a canadian thing.
I was born in 17 inch origin ad
i was just about to point that out lol
*Origin 🅱️C
Origin 🅱️C
For a while over the last year to year and a half, i felt that the content you guys put out was missing something. Seems like things are getting better now from at least my perspective. Keep it up!
linus lives in cave and never heard about I7 6400T from aliexpress for the same price, which overclocks to 3.6~3.8 and faster
absolutely
canadian...rubles?
You can't even spell your own name properly, what a fuckin idiot.
Yes, comrade, Canada has joined Russia (laughs in Communism)
Why the fuck does he say that? I am offended! Canadian "Rubles" duh! How about American "Douches"?
The Canadian flag is full of red. Coincidence? *I THINK NOT*
@@tekknorat Best comment... Actually made me laugh in Communism fuck ... =))
7:26 lol this guy thought hes gonna be edited as thug life LOL
Taobao isn’t just any other “Chinese site”. It’s one of the largest e-commerce sites
*That Core i7 is an ENEMY STAND*
ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA ORA
I was expecting some JoJo reference in this comment section. and I was not disappointed.
is that a mother fucking jojo reference ?
Nice Haruhi profile picture
Linus should do a full Frankenstein build!
Like if you agree
Are the monstrosities made in Scrapyard Wars not enough for you?
@@johnrommelramirez7534 Do a mystrious parts setup, use anything they can get in taobao as the cheapest way they could find, and put it against the scrapyard setup and see whay happens.
@@Saviliana yes dude
Personally, I think he should stick to Computers. Putting Silver paste on a Human CPU cooler is too touchy.
@@johnrommelramirez7534 it's "Junkyard Wars"
I'm still rocking a Intel core i7 4790k @ 4.4Ghz & 16GB DDR3 Memory @ 2400Mhz using a Nvidia 4GB GTX 980 still plays all games fine with 0 bottlenecks. Looking at benchmarks online the Intel core i7 8700k is not that much faster in games. 4790k still holds it's own no need to upgrade!
I had a 6-core 3930k @ 4.5hz and the same ram setup and went to a 7700k and it wasn't that much faster for most things - but it is faster, except for VR, in VR where stuff is rarely multi-threaded the 7700k was much faster. However the 4-score 7700k was slower overall, as in day to day desktop usage, it was laggy compared to the 6-core 3930k and I hated it. I went to an 8700k which gives you all the game performance increase of the 7700k, but with 6-cores - compared to a 4770k it's a huge increase in system performance.
I've got an Intel i7-2600k at 3.4ghz with a 1070 graphics card. Despite the fact that it only has 4gb of RAM (the rest have died over the years since it was new) it still runs just about every game just fine on a 1920 x 1080 screen. That includes Fallout4 in VR, although it struggles a bit with Skyrim VR since I've put some mods on. If I could get new RAM for it, it would be great. Unfortunately it's very hard to get DDR2 nowadays.
@@Here_is_Waldo I haven't used such a crappy low res monitor like that since 2006 when I went from a 1920x1200 to a 2560x1600. If you're gaming like a peasant at 1080p you don't really need much to pull it off.
@@rodmunch69 MmmHmmm. Sure. Ignoring the fact that the 2600k is more than capable of running at 4k since that's more GPU than CPU, I'm not willing to trash a perfectly good PC and spend $2000 just for an extra 10fps that I won't notice. You can call me a peasant while I have money in the bank and you sit flat broke in front of your widescreen.
@mca mac dude, a 2600k uses DDR3 RAM
Love the whackiness....and agree that "You know you've reached peak nerd when you have memorized the pin layouts for a 4 year old motherboard."...the GTX 1060 graphics card is fairly cool