so right here we've got a tech yes delivery that is on the back of another
two pcs that got hokked earlier today now you guys want some behind-the-scenes
stuff you want more content this is the only thing I can think of to bridge the
two together because I am flat out and I made a flaw with prices recently I
predict they will go down but again you've got to be accustomed to the
market and certain special times here in Australia it's currently a tax return
time because our financial year ticks over from July not the start of the year
in January like most other countries so that means people have cashed up that's
going to pretty much collide with another thing that's going on right now
and that is the government's gonna hand out another round of stimulus is so this
is all gearing up for a pretty good month in July at least until the 20th so
the next 10 days is going to be full-on but damn this stuff is going out super
quick I've gotta head to brisbane as well because there's some parts that I
have to collect before 4 p.m. for a competition that I'm doing upcoming
competition and I also just finished a tech s workout so I got to go freshen up
and then we're going to hit the road
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so we just got up to Brisbane in those heaps of traffic's so we missed out on
getting our stuff so we're gonna see if we can drop these keyboards off now to
someone that needs them up in this area so hopefully this trip wasn't all for
nothing but it's always a way when you're in kind of in a rush things just
go wrong we're now back at the tech yes studio with another bill that's complete
and this one you can change the LEDs on the fly from the front panel which the
front panel is also got RGB on it this is a Vegas 64 build I've got the Vegas
64 off a friend who was upgrading his PC and so now we've got a 3300 X 16
gigabytes of RAM into Vegas he's for now we're trading this for a PC for 500
bucks bought I mean sorry I'm getting $800 and they're giving me a PC with a
risin five thirty six hundred thirty two gigabytes of RAM and a GTX heaven TTI so
I would say overall I guess they just want a PC that's a ready G game that's
why they're trading what they've got even though it'd be fairly easy for them
to get some really good performance out of what they have already some people
just like to have a brand new build and it looks bling-bling
so yeah we'll see how this trade goes and we'll see what comes in this thing's
place so we can see this PC that got traded in does need some check yes
loving it's good just all these stickers that I want to remove and then the
inside is very dirty so we're gonna get to a little bit of work here and see
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so now we've pulled out the raisin five thirty six hundred thirty two gigabytes
of RAM x4 70 or a soldier I think this one is and AVS 450 power supply and
we've finished off the build so that's all done now and the windows I've got to
see what this is the screens flicking so I might have got hosed on the 1050 ti
who knows but this deal right here is really good so far because we're gonna
reef lip this box right here once we get it 100% working we'll flip that off and
hopefully recoup all the cost back so that we get a free rise by 3600 X 470 32
ounce RAM and we've changed over the power supply for something just a basic
power supply cuz the tempered ETI really doesn't need that much so you can pull
out those old FSP power supplies and they work really well on low 200 what
builds so that we can use for a mid-range build and we've got here I
guess a lot of hustle value out of that trade in so we've now replaced the
motherboard and this motherboard here ended up actually being faulty in a
really rare way in that once you install Windows and boot up to Windows the PCIe
port doesn't work properly and because it's only one 16x slot on this board we
need that slot for our graphics cards so what we're gonna do here is take the
cooler off take the CPU out and replace it to a different board and we should be
still good to go should be able to make another budget combo out of these parts
right here so unfortunate but that's the way things go I mean with with pcs and
stuff like that when you test through things and you get your build ready and
your stress tested if something's wrong you just quickly trial and error what's
wrong and then yeah throw the part out like this part I mean I really I haven't
seen this problem before I actually haven't seen this problem before where
PCIe port is cutting out when you're installing Windows of all things and not
when you're in the BIOS or anytime sooner because we tried a different
power supply that wasn't it tried different memory even that wasn't it
so could I mean there is a small chance it could be the CPU but I guess we'll
find that out - we won't Chuck the board out until we've changed it over to this
board right here and then we've only via a trial and error process of elimination
made it sure that the board was the last factor at faults so yeah weird problem
that's what happens I guess just another day in the life of tech yes and another
thing too it could also be the motherboard BIOS but I read the bass
notes for this board and there was nothing about PCIe compatibility so yeah
we'll try it out on this and if this is all working absolutely fine then we can
try BIOS update later but yeah I don't know let us know if you have seen or
heard of a similar problem with this motherboard or or maybe an A and three
plus motherboard for that matter and now after all that we have here an empty
table well kind of we've got to build it I can kind of piece together but I still
want to go get my order from yesterday which I missed out on and I ordered a 20
70s super for this build plus a 240 gigabyte SSD so if we do all this right
we can turn this hustle into a big flip so that's what I'm kind of thinking here
depending on how good the memory is to sort of try and chew in the memory up
but it's looking pretty good so far let's see if we can finally make it to
this store without hitting traffic and getting missing out by the Buzzle but
also since I needed a 20 70 super and they've got it for a really good price I
guess it all works out in the end I'll uh I'll see you soon mate I just I'll be
about I'll be about probably yeah probably about now I'm guessing so gotta
stop into you man so yeah I'll see I'll see you soon less all right catch you
mate right bye mate so we actually made it on time - you might today and we've
got there 27 Suva 20 HCI for this competition and the i7 10700 so this
competitions going to be pretty cool now that I'm seeing all the parts here and I
think hopefully after doing the testing in the recent videos that we've done -
with grounded I think I can win me this competition against these other
youtubers but what we did right now is we called up Liz because we're in
Brisbane we Wisel see what he's got cracking and he's got three one terabyte
hard drives so we are going to hit the boot switch and we're
get on the road and get crack-a-lackin' this is the tech yes stinger - a few
guys are wondering there's a new slogan here and that is tech yes stinging
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and so we just got back from Lazer's place now we just picked up two
cosmetically blemished i 5:45 90s they were 90 a pop and they came with a
gigabytes of RAM and I do like these for low powered GPUs like a 1650 Super goes
in here perfectly fine then we've got six hard drives three of those worth 500
gigabyte three of those with one terabyte and so that was a good deal I
mean I always need hard drives he also had two four gigabyte sticks of RAM this
time around he's like ddr3 has gone up in price so I had to pay 30 Ozzie dollar
story from 8 gigabytes of RAM that's how bad Ram prices are the mo but I mean if
you need it sometimes if you need that one component and everything else is
cheap you got to cuff up the piper for it unfortunately then les chucked in a
few of these adapters always find these come in handy especially if you run out
of ports or there's limited GPU ports or a port could be even rusted or something
like that and then we've got 2 24 inch monitors here which we got for 55 a pop
they're in really good condition so I was like you know what I kind of need
some monitors so all up we got here 440 total Ozzie dollar II dues for this
combo but we got over here this upcoming project for this Honey I Shrunk the Kids
build and so I'm really looking forward to this competition but of course we've
got the 2017 super that managed to get thrown in there and I did get a couple
of spares so that is going to be this L do three I've heard some really good
things about it apparently it's a really nice case to
work with which on mini ITX is always a hard thing to work with that but now
we've got the 2017 super we've got a power supply hard drive and an SSD for
this - because I ran out of - 40s so we now got that we can now build ourselves
up something quickly and see how it turns out why not
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and it took us about 10 or 15 minutes to build this up it's a really easy case to
build in and I gotta say I'm really shocked at gam dias at least in
Australia that value for money is through the roof I mean I do like this
RGB IO panel up the top and you've got the LED control and you don't have to
worry about any LED headers on the motherboard which I really do like that
you've got simple RGB control but thing is this thing cost 99 ozzie dollars and
the airflow is actually pretty good in it the noise is pretty low and you get
four fans so I think they've nailed it like this is my favorite case in terms
of value out there easily by far at the moment but with that out of the way this
build is ready to go let's sit down and talk about what has come out of this
weekend's random tech yes vlog so there we have it basically a hustle vlog over
the last two days where I'm basically cleaning out my whole studio of all this
stuff because I want to start fresh in my head about what prices I've paid for
stuff and sort of just clear out all this other stuff that I don't know where
I intend to use it and so part of that of course is just putting gaming PC's
together picking out the cream of the crop on that stuff putting it all
together and then making a value there but another thing is to is you sort with
that trade in right never turn down a trade in especially even if something
may be even slightly faulty in this case we've got that trade in in and it just
looked terrible at first there was all these stickers the case was very cheap
but inside we had like a hidden treasure trove an X 470 ultra and then this rise
about 3,600 30 gigabytes of RAM a decent power supply a 1050 Ti and so and one
terabyte hard drive and so that to me was was easily worth the $500 dollars
they want to trade in value for it plus that enabled me to sell my gaming PC for
asking price which was awesome so that is
I guess trade-ins can really work in your favor but another thing is sewers
we then get that build and we're like okay what can we quickly do with this
because it seems like an Australian this is what I said in my previous video when
I said prices will go down you got to look for hiccups in the market and I
think in the next month in Australia's gonna be great because there's a thing
called tax return time here because I financially is different people are
getting all their tax returns and they're buying PCs but also there's the
very soon there's gonna be government money flowing through the economy so
July is gonna be a very healthy month for PC sales if you're gonna stray of it
after that you'll probably again see that those trends will come into effect
that's how I feel but in the meantime take advantage of it when it rains it
pours and that's you should have your buckets out in the in the outside and
just collecting all the rain you can it so that's what tech yes doing behind the
scenes and I recommend doing the same don't worry I preach what I do
so yeah that's I forgot the saying it's like do as I say and do sort of thing I
don't think that was important to me was that RT X 2070 super price in Australia
that is easily the best price on an RT X 2070 super I can find the gallic
smaadahl is quite big it's quite healthy another good thing about the gallic
smaadahl is that the power consumption is quite low compared to some of the
overclocked r-tx 2070 supers out there on the market so that means you even if
you use a cheaper case than we did today not that I recommend it you'll still not
have to worry too much about thermals though the Gambia's case that we used
here today is just that 99 Ossie dollar sweet spot case I still can't get over
how good that value for money that case is like Gambia's came from making these
mediocre keyboards and headsets now they're bringing out some quality cases
so if you do get the chance to try one I do recommend giving them a whirl because
anyway that's at least what I'm rocking here at the moment go back onto that RT
x 2070 super price we go that's the 75 Aussie dollars that's ready to go at the
brand new you might shop you got warranty on that there's no haggling
there's no hustling involved it's such a good price but at the same time you're
seeing RT x 27 TS non supers used for like $700 plus and it's kind of like the
use market is in ways it's just so up and down at the
moment you can of course get really good deals but then you see all these items
on there and it's just like people actually buying these and I scratch my
head because yeah what's the point when the new market is offering even better
value than the use market and that should not be happening so basically a
nutshell find the best prices whether it's new or used and piece it together
and create good value basically back in the day of eBay when I was doing that my
nickname from family and friends was buy low that's the first four letters of my
last name and people would call me up they say buy low not be my reply would
be sell high and basically that is the name of the game and the biggest
commodity you've got just like the guy who came around with that trade in he
just said I hate computers like in terms of building him I just want something
that's ready to go it's all new it's working fine and he
just couldn't be bothered upgrading his system and so that's the kind of
business that people pay for you have a talent and that is you can quickly whip
up pcs install Windows tune them up get them all ready and if there are any
problems or compatibility issues you can iron that out so people who get these
pcs don't have any problems because a lot of people who don't know how to
build a PC will get stuck on something they'll waste days and days trying to do
it or they could potentially bend pins or something like that you're taking all
that hassle of waste I mean basically at the end of the day
that is the service you're offering and I do see a lot of comments especially
locally where people sell PCs and people say aw you're charging more money than
it costs to build and it's late of course because you are offering a
service and in this world at least in Australia you get paid for a service
that is I mean go ask a builder if he's gonna build you a house for free or just
cost of the parts because at least from what I remember what building is there's
a contract called cost plus and the pluses with the builders fee anyway with
that aside keep on rockin and don't stop stalking just like this question of the
day here which comes from dexters 56 I don't know why I'm trying to tie that in
like a smooth transition it was a terrible segue that made no sense but we
got here we'll the x58 ud5 work with an ex 5650 or an x 56 75 xeon i
currently a i7 930 I need to know if it can handle the six core because of the
support list that only shows four cores in six core i7s basically just go look
on some forums and see or if there's some results out there with this ud5
working with the xeon then it'll definitely work but I do recommend
before taking that i7 out update to the latest bios and then put the xeon in and
it should be all good to go at least what i quickly checked when i did a
google search the ud5 does indeed work with the xeon x50 650 so you should be
good to go x 56 75 is gonna give you a bit more Headroom a bit more
overclocking it's a better bin and that's about it
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