since covid situation, i just sink my bought parts in alcohol, then i use toothbrush and toothpicks to clean pcbs, finally i us hairdryer to dry them. never broken a single mobo or gpu
yeah, i had to write off tax as business expense just to get 3070ti for 900 euros. wouldnt mind paying 1k for this PC even if i just really need the gpu
I love a dirty bargain PC. Something very satisfying about stripping them down and making them look good again. My latest was a i5 6500, GTX 970 system with a 27in HP monitor for £200. Very grubby, but a great deal.
Damn, thats a good deal indeed. I love those kinds of finds on the local market. Two days ago on my local market a guy was selling this i7 5960x based system with a 1080ti founders edition in it, 700 bucks USD. I could tell by the pictures that perhaps he had never sold a PC before. I messaged him about it and asked if he knew what the motherboard was or if he could show me a clearer picture of it. It turned out to be an EVGA X99 FTW. Pretty rare these days it seems. I advised him that maybe 700.00 USD was a little low of an asking price considering that there was also a 1080ti in there 1000 watt corsair PSU, 2 tb SSD. Mind you everything is dusty as hell in the photos. I told him not to let anyone low ball him and to blow all the dust out and take another photo. I almost bought it, but I have 4 systems already including my own x99 E5 2678 v3 based system to play around with. I'll probably never see another one of those 5960x's come up for sale again, oh well.
I just adore it when you used the ultrasonic cleaner and drop whole parts into it. The brains that must be frying from the 'That's Dangerous' community. If see you do this at east a half dozen times with ZERO problems. You've got your method for drying and water wicking down pat at this point and if it didn't work consistently, you wouldn't do it. You're a hustler and hustlers don't waste time on shiznit that cost them money. Great job; great hustle.
@LMoon C I dunno. I got mine for MSRP back in January so I know it was possible. Now? I do not know. Will not pretend I do outside of watching stock drop streamers, discords and or running your own stock bots. I'd suppose this makes Bryan's come up even come uppier...
Haha cables would make for an interesting video, believe or not I have had only a handful of people ever ask me about custom cables. They don't make that much of a difference for the sale.
My mate recently got an AIO and when installing the waterblock/pump part onto his cpu and tightening it down he accidentally tapped a capacitor near his ram slot. He continued to use his computer and had issues with some games where the sound stopped working in some games and yet other games worked fine. I told him he should probably replace the motherboard as soon as possible so this week he got a new motherboard, he built it all up and when into bios, he turned off CSM and secure boot and when he saved the bios settings and reset his PC all he got was a black screen and the system didn't post properly. Turns out that Capacitor was regulating voltage to the CPU and he must of damaged his CPU over the time he games on it on the older motherboard with the missing capacitor. On the new motherboard the CPU must of been on its last legs and died. So now he just bought a new CPU. Moral of the story if you knock a capacitor off your motherboard you should stop using it immediately.
Thank you for sharing. I've come close to doing that, but I was able to bend it back in to place. Thats very sad to hear about his components though. I would have gone a little irate and broke something else probably while trying to get it to post. One thing I can suggest, but its too late now I guess. One time when I was having a hell of a time getting one of my systems to post after newly putting it together in a different case and upgrading the CPU, was updating the motherboard's bios. If he is using a brand new CPU but not necessarily a brand new motherboard, but one that still has the same socket for the CPU, a BIOS update will be necessary to properly support it sometimes. A lot of the nicer/newer boards seem to have a bios flash function via USB, you just have to refer to your manual and forums for the specific process for said motherboard. That way you don't need a different CPU that will post on the system to update the BIO. Sorry for the ramble, have a great life!
@@iamatlantis1 He tried to update the bios via bios flashback but that didn't work. He sadly didn't have another CPU of the same socket to try. He was told by the store he took it to that the cpu got fried so got a new CPU and now his PC is up and running again.
@@fridaycaliforniaa236 Yeah he didn't have anything like that and didn't want to try and also didn't know anyone or a place that does board level repair. He got told by the store he took it to that his CPU got fried as his setup worked with another CPU they had. I guess if a capacitor falls off the motherboard near the CPU you should stop gaming on that PC which he did for a few hours where he noticed odd behaviour in some games. Skipping or missing sound.
Just ordered last week in Germany a PC with 3600 and 3060ti for 1150 Euros brand new. Waiting for it to actually arrive. You washing the Supply and other electronics gives me the shivers
Here in the USA if you have an old EVGA card from 10 series up and register it. You become an EVGA Elite club member and can buy cards off of their web page at retail prices. One of a specific card per household. The cards are often out of stock but they had 3070's and a couple of 3080's when I looked a couple of weeks ago.
lol, having problems to remember the name ultrasonic cleaner? if you live in australia, he left the link in the first video he used it, check the channel history, you will find it, was like a month ago if you live outside australia, perhaps check local prices
I would check the thermal paste on the GPU, re-paste it if needed. The last 3 MSI GPU's I've purchased have had lackluster applications from the factory. 1070 Gaming X, 1080 Ti Gaming X & 2080 Ti Gaming X Trio and the 2080 Ti only had 70% of the GPU covered with paste..................put some MX-4 on and temps dropped by almost 20C along with much quieter fans.
distilled water is better as tap water can contain salt and metals that will cause corrosion and electroless of metal after a while don't use tap water but when I worked at a stihl shop we only used tap water in the ultra sonic cleaner because they wouldn't buy fluid, we used it mainly for cleaning carburettors.
Definitely in the running for "best deal ever" during the modern market. Good deals like that will find the people that deserve them. Usually. -said no one ever.
@@iamatlantis1 yep at 1000 aus that's near retail for a 3070 but it came with a full system killer deal for a little bit of clean up. But the person probably went either he buys it or the pawn shop gives me even less for it. Mr yes just got the steal as when people need to sell now they don't want to mess with taking the time to list and meet with people
@@Demon09-_- Yeah Pawnshops are down right insulting with how much they offer. It's a business though I understand. I live where the local Facebook market is pretty darn good for finding everything offered from civilized honest people. *knocks on real wooden table*
@Tech YES City, Could you tell me what sort of blower your using and where to purchase one. By the way you amazed me when you fully submerged that PSU, even more surprised when it worked, would it not be better to use say Iso Propyl as a cleaning fluid in the sonic cleaner, as ISO will totally evaporate in no time and cleans exceptionally good.
if there is no electricity on the components, there will not be any electricity shorting things out you need to dry the part completely before turning it on again, in a psu is hard to dry it, inside the transformers and coils, water can get stuck easily, same inside the fans he put in the water inside the motherboard connectors can have the same problem, the usb and ethernet ports can be really hard to clean and dry completelly i wouldn't put such parts in the water, but if you blow air in them alot, well, it is working for him so far der8auer had to do something similar with pcs that were in a flood, alot of parts survived and others corroded and died, you could check his videos in english, lots of information to learn there but honestly, i would never wash a psu, no
sticky gunk like that is why i always hit my bong outside, never near my PC AT ALL. Its a simply good way to make sure you dont gunk up your PC if your a smoker.
I still have my i7 3770k, 32GB DDR3 @ 1866 Mhz and it's coupled with a 3080Ti. I don't see any bootleneck from the CPU =) Doom Eternel and Cyberpunk work perfectly at full settings =)
how does a keyboard get moldy? Jezz.. if anything keep it for the Cherry MX switches so you can repair some other mechanical keyboard that might have bad switches.
I always believed that for cleaning you can never usee tap water, but destiled water due to minerals ect in the water? Is it safe to clean with normal water? Thats a bit dangerous if you ask me.
Can confirm the Ventus 3070, undervolted mine, won't reach 2100mhz like it does out of the box, it goes around 1950 to 2000but I get minus 10c when I pulling it at max potential.
the gpu temp is probably affected from the case. There's literally little airflow going inside. I had a case similar to that and my gpu temps are around there. I swapped cases to the o11 and now my gpu temps are 67-73c never over 75c. i'm using a 3060ti Gigabyte Vision
I used one of those AOC Agon displays for a bit. Bezels look a bit dated but the stand is amazing and you can't argue with four USB ports and that headphone hook as perks. Not surprised by the temperatures on the GPU. The Ventus 2x is pretty much the worst 3070 available, that cooler is just not adequate.
Hello Sir, I really needed your help my PC keep freezing all the parts are brand new and it is already formatted, I removed the SSD and even without OS it is keep freezing.
Hi Brian! I see you using that Austrian Export multi purpose spray can from a long time but unfortunatelly, they don't ship oversea... Do you think you could work with the company to promote their product and make them ship to Canada? Really appreciate that Tech Yes Lovin and content! Cheerz :D
Hey Bryan, do you ever use alcohol in your ultrasonic? I saw Vince from EVGA using it to clean mobos with petroleum jelly on them from ln2 overclocks on a Gamers Nexus video a while back. He did say it was fairly dangerous, but it might be a good option for peripherals?
I have a RTX 3080 Ventus 3X OC and does get warmer than I would like to see. But it stays at 70 degrees under load, however I'm going to be changing the thermal pads to improve it more.
@@Ash-my4gf all the 3080s and 3090s don't have the best thermal pads. I know others that have 3090s that needed to change the thermal pads because they had horrible vram temps.
I always try and balance a build, even if it means i end up making two builds. It's more to spend, but at least you will have 2x lots of profit margin and enjoyment for the work and parts sourcing. Plus two balanced builds that will suit two different budgets and make two different buyers happy! It helps me to get a steady flow of cleaning/testing/building/benchmarking/selling as well. Thanks for another interesting video Bryan :)
Hi Bryan. My favourite Papa Freidman quote for the pandemic is 'there is nothing quite so permanent as a temporary government program'. What a lucky find.
I have that same MSI ventus 3070, and the temps are fine. Even plating cyberpunk, with all the goodies turned on. It's no worse than anything else I have owned. I do run a slightly aggressive fan curve, through afterburner, but I add 500mhz on the memory, and nothing on the gpu clock, preferring to leave that to GPU boost. It sits around 65/70 at the most.
I disagree with the assessment for a videocard with the 4790K. I have one too and had it paired with a GTX 1080 and found that it still got some reserves. put in a 2080 super and some point and it is slightly bottlenecked now but I can live with it. The main question is what you do with it. If I was a competitive gamer chasing FPS at 1080p I would probably be very unhappy with the 4790K holding the 2080 Super back. But I like my games to be as pretty as possible in 1440p and the fps are secondary as long as they stay above 60 all the time. and for that, the 4970K still does a great job in supporting that "big" card. So, depending on usage I'd even recommend up to a 3060ti for an overclocked 4790K with fast RAM. So in the end it depends on the usage AND on whether spending lots money on something faster justifies the performance gain over the 1070 ti. Probably not.
A set of cheap cable extensions really is the only thing holding back this PC from looking glamtastic. The ketchup and mustard really just bring down all the other nice upgrades you did in my opinion. Cheapens everything significantly. Good hunting though, that's an insane bargain for a 3070 pc.
Hello Brian, I would like to ask is my i7 8700k running at stock 4.3 GHz bottlenecking my GTX 3080 TI that I upgraded to recently? I am getting GPU & CPU usage of around 50-90% in warzone in lowest graphic settings (5120 x 1440) besides the ultra textures and my FPS would flatulence all over place from 100s to 30s when I start running from gun fights for example and it's just not playable for me. My GPU time indicator mentioned in warzone at top, would be 6ms and CPU times would be 10ms My GPU does the similar thing with Apex legends as well where I would get inconsistent 120fps but atleast it playable and feels a bit better then when I used to use GTX 1080 previously. I can't seem to get very high Apex FPS as your videos shows even at low 1080p. My CPU stays at 4.3 GHz & my temps sits around 70 degrees while gaming.
liquid metal is not ideal if the unit will be moved around, even the small amount needed there can escape and fall over something near the gpu doing a mess, is not ideal, in particular avoid it on laptops for that reason
Nice deal indeed man! Two days ago on my local market a guy was selling this i7 5960x based system with a 1080ti founders edition in it, 700 bucks USD. I could tell by the pictures that perhaps he had never sold a PC before. I messaged him about it and asked if he knew what the motherboard was or if he could show me a clearer picture of it. It turned out to be an EVGA X99 FTW. Pretty rare these days it seems. I advised him that maybe 700.00 USD was a little low of an asking price considering that there was also a 1080ti in there 1000 watt corsair PSU, 2 tb SSD. Mind you everything is dusty as hell in the photos. I told him not to let anyone low ball him and to blow all the dust out and take another photo. I almost bought it, but I have 4 systems already including my own x99 E5 2678 v3 based system to play around with. I'll probably never see another one of those 5960x's come up for sale again, oh well.
Few comments about being worried about washing PC Parts in water. It's ok I a certificate in Yesunology.
since covid situation, i just sink my bought parts in alcohol, then i use toothbrush and toothpicks to clean pcbs, finally i us hairdryer to dry them. never broken a single mobo or gpu
Should have been *Yestechnology*
Is that 690 brand new or 2nd hand price?
Dude, use sleeves cable 😋👌🏻✌🏻
totally fine imo, as long as you get rid of the moisture asap.
Seller: "It's $1000 but it's dirty"
Bryan: "OK but what's the downside?"
yeah, i had to write off tax as business expense just to get 3070ti for 900 euros. wouldnt mind paying 1k for this PC even if i just really need the gpu
@@CC-vv2ne true friend just picked a 12gb out of an omen prebuilt for 1,200 around not bad but now has got a pre built to sell lmao..
I love a dirty bargain PC. Something very satisfying about stripping them down and making them look good again. My latest was a i5 6500, GTX 970 system with a 27in HP monitor for £200. Very grubby, but a great deal.
Damn, thats a good deal indeed. I love those kinds of finds on the local market. Two days ago on my local market a guy was selling this i7 5960x based system with a 1080ti founders edition in it, 700 bucks USD. I could tell by the pictures that perhaps he had never sold a PC before. I messaged him about it and asked if he knew what the motherboard was or if he could show me a clearer picture of it. It turned out to be an EVGA X99 FTW. Pretty rare these days it seems. I advised him that maybe 700.00 USD was a little low of an asking price considering that there was also a 1080ti in there 1000 watt corsair PSU, 2 tb SSD. Mind you everything is dusty as hell in the photos. I told him not to let anyone low ball him and to blow all the dust out and take another photo. I almost bought it, but I have 4 systems already including my own x99 E5 2678 v3 based system to play around with. I'll probably never see another one of those 5960x's come up for sale again, oh well.
I wish I can get gaming dirty PC. Best I can find here are ran down dual core CPUs. lol
@@iamatlantis1 you are a good man for that, props to you
@@iamatlantis1 grass
this computer has company three years time with me,i am glad u gave it a brand new life , btw before 3070 i was using the 1080 hahaha
what happened with it that it got that amount of dirt? hahaha
vapor too much and I try to clean the front panel and found that’s more like decoration so I just left it dirty
所以這原本是你的？😂😂
All those gank are from 420 stuff?
You could have asked for double the price and it would still be a good deal xD
You washing that power supply gives me anxiety
He's running the tub now!🛁
Brian knew people would cringe so he cheekily zoomed in on the shot of him washing the PSU xD
11:24 CPU 95-100°C with a 360 rad? Is everything ok? It wasn't even 100% load
Yeah that is concerning for sure. A tower cooler would run that cpu at lower temps than that.
@@DroneDocs or the 360 pump was not working or the sensor was working weird on msi afterburner
I just adore it when you used the ultrasonic cleaner and drop whole parts into it. The brains that must be frying from the 'That's Dangerous' community. If see you do this at east a half dozen times with ZERO problems. You've got your method for drying and water wicking down pat at this point and if it didn't work consistently, you wouldn't do it. You're a hustler and hustlers don't waste time on shiznit that cost them money.
Great job; great hustle.
lol my dad is like U CANT DO THAT everytime i clean a pc with water
What a deal! You got that entire PC for the price of the GPU! AMAZING!
@LMoon C I dunno. I got mine for MSRP back in January so I know it was possible. Now? I do not know. Will not pretend I do outside of watching stock drop streamers, discords and or running your own stock bots.
I'd suppose this makes Bryan's come up even come uppier...
and he got for free a bunch of dirt and mold to cover everything, including his hands, best. deal. ever.
@LMoon C 3060ti performs almost the same as a 3070.
Ketchup and mustard power cables for RTX 3070 build, are you kidding me Bryan?
Haha cables would make for an interesting video, believe or not I have had only a handful of people ever ask me about custom cables. They don't make that much of a difference for the sale.
they don't matter
@@techyescity If everything else fails go for black gaffatape :) The good stuff that "sticks forever". Not the cheap $7 rolls ;)
@@peterpain6625 I reckon some duct tape and then just say in the ad "custom shiny gray cables (NASA inspired), one of a kind".
@@techyescity I like the tape off the connectors and black spray paint approach :)
havnt even watched it yet but sounds like a steal yo heck yeah
Tech YES showing us how to beat the market and get them deals!
@Cosine Real totalitarian governments won't let you call them totalitarian ;)
@@MarcoGPUtuber This is true...
My mate recently got an AIO and when installing the waterblock/pump part onto his cpu and tightening it down he accidentally tapped a capacitor near his ram slot. He continued to use his computer and had issues with some games where the sound stopped working in some games and yet other games worked fine. I told him he should probably replace the motherboard as soon as possible so this week he got a new motherboard, he built it all up and when into bios, he turned off CSM and secure boot and when he saved the bios settings and reset his PC all he got was a black screen and the system didn't post properly. Turns out that Capacitor was regulating voltage to the CPU and he must of damaged his CPU over the time he games on it on the older motherboard with the missing capacitor. On the new motherboard the CPU must of been on its last legs and died. So now he just bought a new CPU. Moral of the story if you knock a capacitor off your motherboard you should stop using it immediately.
Thank you for sharing. I've come close to doing that, but I was able to bend it back in to place. Thats very sad to hear about his components though. I would have gone a little irate and broke something else probably while trying to get it to post. One thing I can suggest, but its too late now I guess. One time when I was having a hell of a time getting one of my systems to post after newly putting it together in a different case and upgrading the CPU, was updating the motherboard's bios. If he is using a brand new CPU but not necessarily a brand new motherboard, but one that still has the same socket for the CPU, a BIOS update will be necessary to properly support it sometimes. A lot of the nicer/newer boards seem to have a bios flash function via USB, you just have to refer to your manual and forums for the specific process for said motherboard. That way you don't need a different CPU that will post on the system to update the BIO. Sorry for the ramble, have a great life!
...or repair it. I mean it's not easy, but if you have a friend with the good soldering tools, it's not definitely dead for good =)
@@iamatlantis1 He tried to update the bios via bios flashback but that didn't work. He sadly didn't have another CPU of the same socket to try. He was told by the store he took it to that the cpu got fried so got a new CPU and now his PC is up and running again.
@@fridaycaliforniaa236 Yeah he didn't have anything like that and didn't want to try and also didn't know anyone or a place that does board level repair. He got told by the store he took it to that his CPU got fried as his setup worked with another CPU they had. I guess if a capacitor falls off the motherboard near the CPU you should stop gaming on that PC which he did for a few hours where he noticed odd behaviour in some games. Skipping or missing sound.
Need to grab ya some cheap cable ext to go with these builds Brian. Feel like they complete the setup.
The cables look like shit & cheapen it
yeah some custom PSu extenders would level this build up
13:50 yeah got rx580 Armor throtling.. now 3060 ventus 3x throtling.. those msi budget cards..
i love when Brian validates my build. I built a 10600kf and 3070 pc last year. Absolutely loving it! Just like the Tech (No) City content, baby
That is insane value, my guy! Such a steal nice!
Just ordered last week in Germany a PC with 3600 and 3060ti for 1150 Euros brand new. Waiting for it to actually arrive. You washing the Supply and other electronics gives me the shivers
Here in the USA if you have an old EVGA card from 10 series up and register it. You become an EVGA Elite club member and can buy cards off of their web page at retail prices. One of a specific card per household. The cards are often out of stock but they had 3070's and a couple of 3080's when I looked a couple of weeks ago.
100 degrees celsius on the CPU, perhaps another cooler is in order.
Do you have a link for the cleaning metal thing your using?
lol, having problems to remember the name ultrasonic cleaner? if you live in australia, he left the link in the first video he used it, check the channel history, you will find it, was like a month ago
if you live outside australia, perhaps check local prices
I would check the thermal paste on the GPU, re-paste it if needed. The last 3 MSI GPU's I've purchased have had lackluster applications from the factory. 1070 Gaming X, 1080 Ti Gaming X & 2080 Ti Gaming X Trio and the 2080 Ti only had 70% of the GPU covered with paste..................put some MX-4 on and temps dropped by almost 20C along with much quieter fans.
I hope you lubed the stabilizers again on that keyboard after the cleaning.
I really enjoy your channel. Happy New Year from Canada.
Suggestion: wooden corner molding trimmed down and stained for keyboard edging.
distilled water is better as tap water can contain salt and metals that will cause corrosion and electroless of metal after a while don't use tap water but when I worked at a stihl shop we only used tap water in the ultra sonic cleaner because they wouldn't buy fluid, we used it mainly for cleaning carburettors.
MSI ventus cards have a really bad cooling. I have 2070S Ventus and my temps are also quite high, had to undervolt it to stay around 70C on max load.
oh man I was like 1000 bucks but then I was like wait 1000 aus dollars holy smoking deal
Definitely in the running for "best deal ever" during the modern market. Good deals like that will find the people that deserve them. Usually. -said no one ever.
@@iamatlantis1 yep at 1000 aus that's near retail for a 3070 but it came with a full system killer deal for a little bit of clean up. But the person probably went either he buys it or the pawn shop gives me even less for it. Mr yes just got the steal as when people need to sell now they don't want to mess with taking the time to list and meet with people
@@Demon09-_- Yeah Pawnshops are down right insulting with how much they offer. It's a business though I understand. I live where the local Facebook market is pretty darn good for finding everything offered from civilized honest people. *knocks on real wooden table*
i saw this on recommendation
im starting to lose my hair , after saw the price.
this guy win a drity jackpot.
I would guess the high temps could be due to airflow in the case. There is not much ventilation in the front for fans to draw in air.
Hey, I got a question about the build. At 15:04 the temps are quite high for a chip on a 360mm AiO; any insight?
The case that he's using has a closed front. So even though that aio has 3 fans, they are in front of either glass or acrylic. It's not a mesh front.
At 11:08 you can see it.
Great video and nice outro
@Tech YES City, Could you tell me what sort of blower your using and where to purchase one. By the way you amazed me when you fully submerged that PSU, even more surprised when it worked, would it not be better to use say Iso Propyl as a cleaning fluid in the sonic cleaner, as ISO will totally evaporate in no time and cleans exceptionally good.
8:22 Love the blue shine you gave to that AOC monitor! How'd you do it?
Adobe effects, channel invert.
Hopefully WD 40 is still good to make things squeaky shiny😆
These dirty builds from hell and the Tech Yes cleanup are my favorite.
Been excited since you teased it on the discord. Yessir yesman!
May I ask what kind of products did you use for cleaning the desktop, please?
I can't get my head around putting electronic parts in soapy water? it turned out great but how does it not mess the parts up?
if there is no electricity on the components, there will not be any electricity shorting things out
you need to dry the part completely before turning it on again, in a psu is hard to dry it, inside the transformers and coils, water can get stuck easily, same inside the fans he put in the water
inside the motherboard connectors can have the same problem, the usb and ethernet ports can be really hard to clean and dry completelly
i wouldn't put such parts in the water, but if you blow air in them alot, well, it is working for him so far
der8auer had to do something similar with pcs that were in a flood, alot of parts survived and others corroded and died, you could check his videos in english, lots of information to learn there
but honestly, i would never wash a psu, no
love the command and conquer theme
get some cheap carbon fiber tape for around the edges of that keyboard and some black torques head cap screws to fill in the holes
11:34 what happened to here? Why did it reached 92-100 Celsius? And how did u fix it?
Overclock
I've never used an ultrasonic cleaner, but is it possible to fill it with isopropyl alcohol instead of water?
on the cleaned renewed build the CPU was hitting 100c on a 360mm radiator.........
That's crazy. I've a 5900X on a 240 AIO and highest I've seen it go is 75C in games it's more like 60 - 65
My 2070 Super Ventus is hot in a small case... Had to put it in a full or remove the side panel.
sticky gunk like that is why i always hit my bong outside, never near my PC AT ALL. Its a simply good way to make sure you dont gunk up your PC if your a smoker.
I still have my i7 3770k, 32GB DDR3 @ 1866 Mhz and it's coupled with a 3080Ti. I don't see any bootleneck from the CPU =) Doom Eternel and Cyberpunk work perfectly at full settings =)
I've got a 3060Ti paired with a 10105f. Doesn't seem to hold it back in modern games, even with just four cores
How many litres is your ultrasonic cleaner? Enjoying your vids alot
i got very lucky last week when I was able to pickup a Asrock 6800x TAICHI for only $950.00 New in box. Right place right time!
pair the 7700k with a z270 to squeeze a lil extra frames
MSI Ventus cards are notorious for running hot
Tech Yes Deals, Tech Yes Knowledge, Tech Yes Lovin', what's not to love?!
I know a lot of people commented about washing the components, but I have a question: what about the PSU capacitors, that usually retain some charge?
Hard to believe we’re calling that a bargain 😯
Hey what a bargain! You could check the RTX 3070 thermal paste! and replace it , could of dried up
how does a keyboard get moldy? Jezz.. if anything keep it for the Cherry MX switches so you can repair some other mechanical keyboard that might have bad switches.
I always believed that for cleaning you can never usee tap water, but destiled water due to minerals ect in the water? Is it safe to clean with normal water? Thats a bit dangerous if you ask me.
I power my ASUS RTX 3060 Ti TUF GAMING OC with my 7 year old i7-5930K. It performs around a i5-10600K or a ryzen 5-3600
What's the song name in 6:30 sounds like Daft Punk but not sure about it :o
Can confirm the Ventus 3070, undervolted mine, won't reach 2100mhz like it does out of the box, it goes around 1950 to 2000but I get minus 10c when I pulling it at max potential.
Wasn't the Num-loc button missing?
Your friend did you a solid. GG.
the gpu temp is probably affected from the case. There's literally little airflow going inside. I had a case similar to that and my gpu temps are around there. I swapped cases to the o11 and now my gpu temps are 67-73c never over 75c. i'm using a 3060ti Gigabyte Vision
I used one of those AOC Agon displays for a bit. Bezels look a bit dated but the stand is amazing and you can't argue with four USB ports and that headphone hook as perks.
Not surprised by the temperatures on the GPU. The Ventus 2x is pretty much the worst 3070 available, that cooler is just not adequate.
Brian, mate, I love your channel mannnn. It’s nice to have this specific form of entertainment whilst I work. Thank you
Hello Sir, I really needed your help my PC keep freezing all the parts are brand new and it is already formatted, I removed the SSD and even without OS it is keep freezing.
Holy Crap BALLZ! When did you get a ultrasonic cleaner????? Nice.
what is the spray at 7:50
Loving the tunes bro!
Anyone know the music at 10:35?
Hey Brian! What fluid do you use in ultrasonic cleaners? How does it not destroy the electronic parts?
Helo all the way from South Africa great content Brian can't wait for the upcoming pc parts hunt for this month
Hi Brian! I see you using that Austrian Export multi purpose spray can from a long time but unfortunatelly, they don't ship oversea... Do you think you could work with the company to promote their product and make them ship to Canada? Really appreciate that Tech Yes Lovin and content! Cheerz :D
Hey Bryan, do you ever use alcohol in your ultrasonic? I saw Vince from EVGA using it to clean mobos with petroleum jelly on them from ln2 overclocks on a Gamers Nexus video a while back. He did say it was fairly dangerous, but it might be a good option for peripherals?
Love a happy ending.
Nice deal Bro... Been wanting to make a PC since a while now.... Feels like a distant dream now
I have a RTX 3080 Ventus 3X OC and does get warmer than I would like to see. But it stays at 70 degrees under load, however I'm going to be changing the thermal pads to improve it more.
Ventus is straight trash lol
@@Ash-my4gf all the 3080s and 3090s don't have the best thermal pads. I know others that have 3090s that needed to change the thermal pads because they had horrible vram temps.
@@StgVirus1 oh yeah most have to have them changed I’m just saying ventus is especially bad in general aswell
@@Ash-my4gf Ya, temps aren't the best. But performance is amazing
2 fan 3070 will run hot. Mine have 4 fans. 3 for heatsink and 1 for mosfets.
Great salvage coverage however violating EPA in Australia? I'd fix that? mb
H20 I saw detergent and white vinegar? How about a few drops of paint thinner. I'd avoid a few drops of MEK that will eat the plastic. mb
Commercial mining does not pick up one card at a time there must be many more individual high frequency traders. mb
It's nice but I would use a high airflow case.
Cheers for the heads up I won’t put my pc stuff in the dishwasher 😎💪🏼
I always try and balance a build, even if it means i end up making two builds. It's more to spend, but at least you will have 2x lots of profit margin and enjoyment for the work and parts sourcing. Plus two balanced builds that will suit two different budgets and make two different buyers happy!
It helps me to get a steady flow of cleaning/testing/building/benchmarking/selling as well. Thanks for another interesting video Bryan :)
Hi Bryan. My favourite Papa Freidman quote for the pandemic is 'there is nothing quite so permanent as a temporary government program'. What a lucky find.
I have that same MSI ventus 3070, and the temps are fine. Even plating cyberpunk, with all the goodies turned on. It's no worse than anything else I have owned. I do run a slightly aggressive fan curve, through afterburner, but I add 500mhz on the memory, and nothing on the gpu clock, preferring to leave that to GPU boost. It sits around 65/70 at the most.
I love this channel.
the monitor can't go under the water?
I disagree with the assessment for a videocard with the 4790K. I have one too and had it paired with a GTX 1080 and found that it still got some reserves. put in a 2080 super and some point and it is slightly bottlenecked now but I can live with it.
The main question is what you do with it. If I was a competitive gamer chasing FPS at 1080p I would probably be very unhappy with the 4790K holding the 2080 Super back. But I like my games to be as pretty as possible in 1440p and the fps are secondary as long as they stay above 60 all the time. and for that, the 4970K still does a great job in supporting that "big" card.
So, depending on usage I'd even recommend up to a 3060ti for an overclocked 4790K with fast RAM.
So in the end it depends on the usage AND on whether spending lots money on something faster justifies the performance gain over the 1070 ti. Probably not.
Hey Brain, if you have parts with charge put then in denatured alcohol / ethanol in a open container and put both in the ultrasonic cleaner
Hey Brian, are you excited for the Alder lake core i3? I can't wait to see the chip showcased somewhere on YT.
If it matches Ryzen 5's 5000 series performance it will be wild🤯
What the heck were thoose temps? Randomly 100c and then back doen to 50-60? What the.....
A set of cheap cable extensions really is the only thing holding back this PC from looking glamtastic. The ketchup and mustard really just bring down all the other nice upgrades you did in my opinion. Cheapens everything significantly. Good hunting though, that's an insane bargain for a 3070 pc.
Twist mustard ketchup, this reduces the cheap appearance.
wait, did he just wash the keyboard and psu with tap water? won't that kill the circuitry inside? i'm really baffled?
Turned out great 👍
lol, the police sirens in the music had me looking outside the window twice
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Idk if that mouse is special or something but it has the logo of the cs:go ct on it 🤔
Hello Brian, I would like to ask is my i7 8700k running at stock 4.3 GHz bottlenecking my GTX 3080 TI that I upgraded to recently? I am getting GPU & CPU usage of around 50-90% in warzone in lowest graphic settings (5120 x 1440) besides the ultra textures and my FPS would flatulence all over place from 100s to 30s when I start running from gun fights for example and it's just not playable for me. My GPU time indicator mentioned in warzone at top, would be 6ms and CPU times would be 10ms
My GPU does the similar thing with Apex legends as well where I would get inconsistent 120fps but atleast it playable and feels a bit better then when I used to use GTX 1080 previously. I can't seem to get very high Apex FPS as your videos shows even at low 1080p. My CPU stays at 4.3 GHz & my temps sits around 70 degrees while gaming.
Should replace gpu thermal paste with liquid metal.
liquid metal is not ideal if the unit will be moved around, even the small amount needed there can escape and fall over something near the gpu doing a mess, is not ideal, in particular avoid it on laptops for that reason
Nice deal indeed man! Two days ago on my local market a guy was selling this i7 5960x based system with a 1080ti founders edition in it, 700 bucks USD. I could tell by the pictures that perhaps he had never sold a PC before. I messaged him about it and asked if he knew what the motherboard was or if he could show me a clearer picture of it. It turned out to be an EVGA X99 FTW. Pretty rare these days it seems. I advised him that maybe 700.00 USD was a little low of an asking price considering that there was also a 1080ti in there 1000 watt corsair PSU, 2 tb SSD. Mind you everything is dusty as hell in the photos. I told him not to let anyone low ball him and to blow all the dust out and take another photo. I almost bought it, but I have 4 systems already including my own x99 E5 2678 v3 based system to play around with. I'll probably never see another one of those 5960x's come up for sale again, oh well.
hey Bry, what's your preferred mechanical keyboard switch type? tactile, linear, clicky, etc
hey my EVGA FTW3 3080ti runs at 80C when under 99% load :(
Hi, Bryan! Could you share the music titles?