This Beer was $100! Thanks Yeyian!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Thanks to Yeyian for sponsoring today's video!
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Yari II X13-02, MSRP $2,399 amzn.to/3jnu0Il
Gaming Curved Monitor 27 Sigurd Series 3001, MSRP $249.99 amzn.to/3BVox21
Cardioid Streaming Microphone Kit Agile NL, Black, MSRP $89.99 amzn.to/3hCNIja
Gaming Headset Proud Series 3500 Black, MSRP $39.99 amzn.to/3WjYb1S
Gaming Mouse RGB Links 3000, Black, MSRP $29.99 amzn.to/3PISAj8
Gaming Webcam Widok amzn.to/3BSDL84
But more importantly, what am I drinking!
It's a bottle of beer that cost almost $100, A Deal With the Devil from Anchorage brewing. It's a a double oaked Barleywine, aged for 7 months in Heaven Hill Bourbon barrels, then transferred to a freshly emptied Woodford Reserve double oaked barrel for an additional 9 months.
It's sweet and savory with a nice finish. Definitely an experience best reserved with friends. 17% ABV.
Yeyian has a nice looking gaming PC here, perfect for the aspiring streamer for streaming games.
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Man. I’m losing weight and have stopped drinking beer till I hit my target…I really want to make that beer my target reward😜
Worth it! Also, good luck! I'm down 20lb since May and feeling great!
I don't mind the sponsored content. You do the sponsored content that is easy and pays well so you can do your passion projects that are expensive and complicated. It's a win/win.
I do give the priorities a bit complexing, You used 1080p because it's "entry level" / beginners. But the GPU is a 3070 ti, not exactly a cheap card. And the people I've met that would be willing to pay for something like a 3070 ti, they definitely have 1440 in mind. Even if they don't buy it at the same time.
I feel like 1440p should've been tested cause of that card. *Only* 1080p seems more like 3060, maybe 3060ti
Yeah 3070 ti is even capable of 4k on some bit older titles, like say gta online, killing floor 2, borderlands 1,2 remasters & certainly does high refresh rate 1440p on e-sports titles.
Price to price comparisons. The 3060ti card is better value
If you only have gaming in mind you maybe have right, but still if you want good RT you maybe can need a better card only for that. I use 1440p screen and have a rtx 3070ti and it's a bit to slow imo, but I never play games on that computer, I do other stuff like edit 4k+ videos, render some 3D animations and so on. An other thing is that even if you use 1080p when you buy the computer you maybe swap the monitor next year, most of them that buy prebuild computers use them for years and not upgrade or something so have a bit headroom is not a bad idea
till crazy games come out like gta and the 3060 can't even play it in 1080 lol
Found this video today. I have a new Yeyian PC on the way via Newegg. i5 13400, 16GB DDR5 5200, 4070 Super for $1,289 USD. I hope this deal doesn't turn out to be too good to be true! Side note, as I wait for the PC to arrive I already have T-Force 32GB DDR5 6400 ($97 on Amazon) sitting on my desk ready to be installed. Total cost on this tax free week in FL will be $1,386 for the PC, and RAM. So now, obviously I need to upgrade to 1440p. So I grabbed a curved 34" Ultrawide KTC brand monitor for $254.99 on a flash deal (is now back to $299.99). Overall total $1,641. Providing this all works as planned this will be quite a solid deal getting all this for under $2k!
How is your Yeyian PC? I'm thinking about getting a prebuilt Yeyian but I never bought this brand before. Thanks!
@@Frostdecay1791 Well, I've had for a few weeks now, and I love it. No flaws at all. Looks like it was put together, and packaged with TLC. Performance is exactly what I was expecting. Runs very cool CPU around 50 degrees C, GPU has yet to break 72c while running top, demanding AAA games.
@@wholesomejeff3919 thanks! That’s very informative. I think I’ll be getting one too :)
Good thing I have 9 of those ....just realized where all my money went
Haters gonna hate, but I think that's a very fair price to ask for a prebuilt with those specs. I like building my rigs, but like you, I think it's perfectly OK for someone to not want to bother (even if they might find it easier than they think).
ah fair opinion and facts are hating.
where do you find all these beer varieties? I think you've gone way past what I have at my local spirits shop
I've got a couple awesome bottle shops near my house, plus people send in beers and I do beer trades online to get out-of-region brews.
Up to 75C CPU and GPU temps? Hmm... Could be worse. What's the noise and fan curve on that glas.. I mean intake?
Fans never went higher than 60%, and were very quiet the entire time I've been using the system.
Very interesting seeing yeyian going global, since it’s a mexican brand that rebrands chinese parts of relatively good quality
13700k and a 3070ti. Not exactly what I have on mind for an entry level PC.
Otherwise it looks like a decent build.
Can't wrap my head around how someone charges 100$ for a bottle of beer.
Schrödinger's beer. What fury hath thou unleashed? Cue the Wagner Music.
how do you interpret that Total CPU load? it shows a lower percentage than I would expect but judging by the temps that's not the case
Double-barrel-aged. Fancy. 🍺
Is it a case
WV12, sits €50 a bottle. So i wonder how a $100 will stand up against it.
that webcam color looks absolutely awful
Think there might be some settings you can tweak there.
Definitely can tweak it to look better. This was direct out of camera with no filters. Same with the Mic.
Good beer.
So good!
There's something up with your speaking scene audio, sounds very gravely and processed lately; where it used to sound crisp and clean. Compare the segments where you are talking in person vs the segments where you talk in gameplay in this video for instance.
That beer is most excellent!
Indeed
Very good, can you make review Tesla p40
Got almost the exact one -- Just sent it back yesterday because of how shitty it ran, google took millenia to load and it took 20 minutes to start up. Needless to say if I don't get a fixed pc that I paid 2000 for I will not be buying from these guys ever again
how do i rip the fucking "glass" panel off the front
Something on your mind champ? You seem to be upset.
@CraftComputing it's too late I have punched the glass panel into shards
nice
I'm glad they sponsored you, but I can't trust the quality of the product specifically because it's a sponsorship. They handmade and handpicked a build to send you, so we can't for sure know that that's their normal build quality. And I don't agree with your choice of testing everything in 1080p. Someone new to PC gaming isn't buying a $1700 1440p gaming PC to stream themselves playing CSGO or Rocket League in 1080p. That's such an unrealistic scenario, and I don't understand why you did it that way. Prebuilts have almost always been poor value, but showing off a mid to high end PC doing basic gaming that would be better suited for a 6600 or 3060 with a 12400F definitely doesn't make a prebuilt seem more compelling
I can assure you, all of their builds use the same quality parts. They didn't send me an EVGA Supernova, and then swap for a no-name 300W PSU when no one is looking. That's the main reason I accepted the sponsorship.
Prebuilds are not "always" a terrible value, and that's what I wanted to show off here.
As far as your 1080p comments, I wanted to show competitive games running at 144 locked, and that's exactly what I saw in benchmarks. Not everyone wants all the eye candy turned on, not everyone has the same idea of performance as you.
@@CraftComputing Why are you ignoring parts of comments that are relevant like build quality but inconvenient to you, instead of focusing on part selection?
I wasn't doubting the quality of the individual parts they used because that would end up falling under false advertising, I'm referring to the packing quality and the care put into assembling the build. There's a reason prebuilts have the negative reputation about build quality and attention to detail. Given that these guys are smaller than the really bad prebuilt OEMs, I think it's more likely that their builds would be held to a higher standard, but this being a sponsorship is what makes me call it into question, because consumers can't know for sure if that level of care is universal or just for advertising presentation. In all fairness, the only hardware I have an issue with would be the webcam, because almost no webcams are genuinely 1080p quality. They may output a 1080p video, but the actual recordings are almost always 720p or 900p, and the footage in the video didn't look like a true 1080p capture. But as far as the benchmarks go, my issue isn't about my standards for performance. The 3070ti is marketed and made for 1440p gaming. The 13700KF is a high end multitasking/content creation beast. You could achieve the same goal of 144hz locked with a 3060ti and 13600KF and have spent $400 less. You benchmarked to the standards of what a beginner PC gamer would be playing on entry-mid range hardware, but on parts that are several tiers above what a beginner would be paying for. NVENC on a 3060ti or even base 3060 will still do all the things you mentioned, and the hypothetical gamer would still have GPU power to spare. As for someone that is actually serious and knowledgeable about playing competitively, they wouldn't have everything maxed out in the first place because that actively impedes them and clutters up the screen. If the hardware were different or the hypothetical user were different, the benchmarks would be totally fine, but as they are I just really don't think they match up the way you think they did
@@wiziek I understand your frustration with his answers, but being accusatory isn't helping. I'd like to have a fair and civil talk, and you putting him on the back foot or potentially making him feel defensive won't make him feel inclined to give anyone a straight answer
....did you see any issues with build quality? I certainly didn't, which is why I accepted the sponsored video request. I focus on the parts because it's not like they plugged in things wrong. Temps were more than acceptable. 4mm thick glass and acceptable build quality on the case and fans.
Don't want to buy it.... Fine, don't. But don't come in here claiming it's crap because you can't accept information that isn't delivered by Steve.
What about fortnight 😢
That beer has lost half its value.😂
Who watching this ch is buying a pre-built pc? I just built some one a same speced pc for 1800 built with a 3080.smh
Overpriced, unbalanced, but in a shiny box.
Please explain unbalanced with a 3070 Ti and 13700KF?
@@CraftComputing Interesting how there is no reply. Well, not really. (Fing downvote 'bots')
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ah commercial of prebuild pcs which as we can observe from gamers nexus, even expensive ones are just poorly made crap. not to mention this is glass/plexi front with poor airflow? ir this is mesh?
EVGA 850 Supernova PSU, Asus Z790 Prime, 13700KF, MSI 3070 Ti.... tell me you didn't watch the video without telling me you didn't watch the video.
Like your opinion.
@@CraftComputing did you even read my comment? you are listing specs and of course you had PC sent from manufacturer with offer, what guarante i have this will be properly connected? why you are ingoring gamers nexus vidoes i mentioned? there were even issues with non-corporations oems that are selling prebuilt pcs.
@@wiziek This isn't fair to the company that sponsored Craft. GN has had a couple of pre-builts that were fine, like the ABS Challenger.
In addition, in principle, not all pre-builts are crap because not all people have the skills or desire to build their own. PC gaming should be more accessible than said blanket statement.
Unless someone else specifically mentioned this computer as being a poor choice, we can't know for sure it's quality outside of this video. The specs are fine, though the case does look subpar for thermals for the GPU. The CPU is probably fine because the radiator is at the top.
My guy, naming the parts used is literally pointing out that it isn't a cheap pile of crappy parts. If it were a pile of crap it'd have some unknown crap tier PSU, a board only sold to OEMs, some unknown GPU MFG or the absolute lowest end stuff from MSI. I'll finish by asking you to go ahead and link us the video where GN reviewed THIS PC and THIS MFG's customer service. I'll wait.
nioce lets block airflow
Hey Jeff, Nice video! Great looking hat!