Pairing the RTX 3090 with a XEON X5675...!
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- 1st Generational i7 and Xeons, are they worth it in 2020? How do they fare for PC gaming nowadays? Well let's test that out with an RTX 3090.
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Timetable
0:00 X58 still a great value option.
3:05 The Gaming Benchmarks vs i9-10900K, Ryzen 9 3950X and 1680 v2
5:46 X58 It's all about the motherboard.
8:30 What GPU is the best fit for X58 Xeons without bottlenecking?!
10:25 The Downsides to using X58, missing AVX and AVX2.
12:31 Question of the day, 2678 v3 good for davinci video editing?
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All tech youtuber : you need at least 10900k to run 3090
Tech yes city : not for me
pshh grab a phenom 9500 and OC it to 100ghz, ez clap.
That’s why we watch his channel. I was shocked by the findings in 4K.
He is big on The Bargain.
Pete Nielsen Bargains are good. (:
@@VexxedSR I think you mean a am3 athlon x2
We both did X58 with modern GPU today LOL
Great minds think alike :)
You both are the masters of X58 👍
Lol, when channels i watch together comment together. Yay aussie! :)
Did you do yours on stock clocks? pretty hard to get a X58 overclocking board and it's nothing cheap. I'll have a look
@@thomassmith4999 W3680 with Chinese modern motherboard. It didn't OC very far 😜
My i7 920 has been at 4.2 ghz from the start of its life. I said to myself once It blows up I'll do an upgrade. Sadly to this day it's still running just fine.
Dammit sir thats a nice chip. Like my Toyota with 410k miles. I love it.
If the cpu pops and the rest of the components are fine, get a cheap x5670 and keep it as a backup system.
@Jeffrey Grindle same thing happend with my i7 960. Ran at 4.2 ghz since 2011. Started overheating since 6 months. Just bought a relatively cheap 990x. But a x5690 is also a good choice!
I have my i7 3770K to 4,3 GHz from 2012 till now. Still works perfectly fine with the last games, given the fact that I use only 1080p/1440p and I prefer high fps values. I paired it with a RTX 3060 and I think I'll keep it another couple of years from now.
@@jeffreygrindle7349 @gprnick It's your internal CPU thermal paste that has dried. Delid the CPU and change it, and bang, gone for another 10 years ! I've had the same exact problem with my OCed 3770K this year. I delidded and went full liquid metal, and now it rocks @ 4,4 GHz with only a max temp of 70°C while at full load.
This is the type of content I want to see.
No joke was literally on the homepage wondering if Tech yes had uploaded a new video..
I love how cheap you are.Reflects my buying decisions perfectly.
I hope you did not hurt Bryan's feelings with that comment. :(
hahahahha
I see it at resourceful. It's amazing to see older hardware utilized in such a way.
Poor choice of words.
@@tattoojay88 yea im still very hesitant on upgrading my i7 6700k but maybe im just broke too..
I just upgraded from my x58 to x570 with an R5. That platform gave me 11 years of high end gaming and only needing 3 gpu upgrades along the way. First an I7 920 for 7 years then the last 4 with a w3690. What a run.
X58 Hit like. My X5650 took a hammering OC to 4.5ghz for years and years
Yeah mines on a safe 4.2Ghz but my house gets very hot. Still running it now lol. Can't kill it. Have had it upto 4.7Ghz before.
Mine won't hit even 3.9 ghz :/
it's Bryan doing his thing
much love mate
You helped me a lot on my x58 content Brian!! I learned a lot about working with the x5675 thanks to your teachings!! 🙌
Now these are the types of vids we love to see!
Indeed ☺️
My X5670 clocked to 4.0ghz has been serving me pretty well still, and now i know not to get Horizon Zero Dawn due to lack of AVX
Apparently it works with new patch. There is a vid of a guy running it on 1366
@@TheScientificSkeptic yes, its running
Yeah you need the 1.10 update im rocking it too with x5570
I was actually expecting this video to be released (kinda), nicely done Bryan!
I wasn’t too surprised by the findings. X58 is a good platform still. Alas we must all move on one day and that day will be soon for me and my X58 system. Thank you Bryan and glad you are safe in the land of OZ.
love these old XEON builds... great to see!
let's go! Running an evga sr-2 and needed to know this. Thanks as always!
7 years from now: Pairing the RTGTX 5090TiSuperUltra with a x58 6 core!
Are you coming from the future? Is Kevin home alone still a christmass movie ?
Bryan, this is the kind of content that I love from your channel! Love it!
wow i was literally just wondering when you would make this video. thank you
Sound so simple. Lots of work behind this fifteen minutes video. Thanks for gr8 review.
Xeooooon! The sole reason why I subscribed a few years ago. Love your contents sir. More power! 👌🏻
Thank you, great advice, excellent job
Thank god I bought that processor like 3 months ago!! Thank you for this!!
Love your Xeon videos. Keep em coming! 1650 v2 4.4GHz here paired with a 2070 Super.
Great videos mate! Keep 'em coming 👍
GREAT video and analysis. The 3060 is looking like it will be a well balanced match for the x5675. I would love to see a video on the topic when the 3060 is released.
Thanks for great content!
Woah lighting and video quality on point in your intro
Woow great test x58 is still the value king!! Thank you for this test Brian!!
Awesome video! Super interesting to see it’s not really that cpu dependent at 4K
Thank you for all you do Brian. You're my favorite person to watch on RUclips
I was waiting for this lol gonna keep on X58 until stuff like the AVX exceptions become the norm
As always great info!!
I have a Foxconn Flaming Blade GTI with a Xeon 5675 in a drawer... I guess I'll take it out and see what OC I can get... your videos are quite inspiring mate... X58 is still alive!!!
I can't wait for the x99 2678v3 build Bryan keep up the great work much love from South America
I love x58, thanks to you and your channel. I also have an x5675 setup that is working well with a snowman cooler. I do need to follow your guide and get a better overclock though. I am using an Asus TUF gaming motherboard
Still have a Rampage 3 Formula motherboard and I think I will now order a x5675 and do the build. Thanks for the video.
Woohoooo amazing stuff, thanks so much for that !!!
Great Video Glad some one other than me still likes them X5675's I am Still Running a piar in my supermicro X8DTH-6F bord (my First Big Boy server Build) Still Running UnRaid Solid As A Rock ! I Hooked my aunt & uncle up with my old x5650 with 24gb of ecc ram + a 240gb ssd & its Still Light Years Faster Than thair old pos...Keep these Cool Videos Rolling mate..!! Thanks for sharing..
This video is so good. Benchmarks are complete.
X58 brings back great memories, but I moved on to X99 and a 2678V3, as I do compile a lot from source and the extra cores and instructions are a great help. One major topic which my brother brought me to attention (as he wanted to pair a 5700XT with his old Phenom II) is, that modern graphic cards usually don't support legacy BIOS in their VBIOS and you would need some workarounds (as Phil showed in one of his recent videos) to get them to boot to Windows at all.
I can just picture the reaction of everyone who read the title of this video:
Most of the tech community: "Oh no."
Most of tech RUclipsrs: "OH NO."
Tech YES Citizens: "OH YES!!!"
*insert coolaid meme here*
@2:12
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I do like a bit of x58 😉
I have a couple of boards here, my msi can clock my x5675 to 4.5 no problem. My asrock board won't run the x5675 at all. Currently running a 2678 so I'll be very interested in that vid, nice work mate!
Great video and very informative. Got into Xeon based systems after watching your videos. My newest machine is sporting dual E5-2650 v2s with an insane 128 GBS of RAM and an RX 570 8GB. Got an off lease Dell Precision T5610 from a local animation studio that is upgrading their workstations. Will be gaming and doing content creation on it.
I have this setup with a x5660 This Motherboard - Rampage 3 is just amazing, currently 4.6mhz 1038 out of Cinebench R15... Love your videos, I am purchasing a 3080 once I can get my hands on one!
Thanks for this, I was curious how the X5675 would fair. Thanks for the 'best fit' analysis! I wasn't aiming for an RTX3090, but now I have a better idea of the X58's limits.
Yes. And honestly, your monitor wouldn't even support this framerates, so I don't think you would even notice the difference, even if you are being bottlenecked by your cpu. I think only in future more demanding games, the difference will become apparent.
X58 representing. I'm running a Rampage 3 extreme too
I'm rocking a Snowman CPU cooler on my Ryzen 5 3600x and it does a great job! Thanks for the heads up on this cheap cooler.
Hell Yes! my kind of content! Going to bench my sr2 tomorrow, x5690 x2, and 2080ti kingpin x2 going for the sr2 3dmark records!
Oh nice let me know how that goes!
@@techyescity Well Bryan it went rather well.. I saved some juice in the tank for later, but I managed to score #1 with the x5690 in every 3dmark test!
Here are some results
www.3dmark.com/pr/374001
www.3dmark.com/fs/23686357
www.3dmark.com/spy/14394575
www.3dmark.com/spy/14394157
www.3dmark.com/fs/23686208
The power draw of the 3080 series is enough to flat line the output from your solar panels on a good day !
Thanks for building all these oddball PCs!
Nice ad segway Linus would be proud. I approve of your grammar that’s properly used and that’s no lie!
Thanks a lot, was waiting for this. Running a x58 with x5670 1070 :D
Funny how just 2 weeks ago, I upgraded my XP rig to a 980x and a DFI Lanparty UT X58-T3eH8.
I actually have an old X58 Xeon in my current main rig. I have an X5680 with 6 cores and 12 threads paired with an R9 390 8GB. I bought a $25 HP Z400 OEM board to pair with it so that eliminates the possibility of overclocking for me. Even at stock clocks, it still keeps up with the R9 390.
You can get add on cards for all those new equipment standards, plenty of PCI slots on a good x58. I plan to put a 10GBit LAN port when it becomes a thing, because I know my rig will still be running smooth by then. I already have NVME as boot drive and I'm OC to 4ghz. I still can play any game on the market.
I love x58 platform, keep making content about it
My kind of video! Old and New and what that means. Awesome!
Gotta say thanks Brian, I picked up a PC with leaking AIO on Ebay for £60 in the UK with a Asus P6X58D Premium
(has USB3 and Sata3 in it), got lucky because there was no water damage after some TYL and then grabbed an X5675 for £23 on Aliexpress after a BIOS flash it works great!
Spectre and Meltdown both require an extensive checklist in order to be executed. Plus, both have been tested in a lab in very specific environments, so in the real world, it could be even more difficult to execute with an upwards of a million different system configurations.
X58 GOODNESS !!! XEON MADNESS !!! WITH RTX3090 ?!?! ONLY TECH YES CITY!!!!
Well thanks for all your info! I'm getting an X5975 chip. I have been playing around with my old GA-X58A-UD3R and i7 920 from 2009 and I actually want more than 4.2 stable so I'm gonna try the Xeon. I could really use some 1866 instead of my 1600 but triple channel sets aren't super common.
I bought my first X58 rig in 2009. I7 920 D0+Asrock X58 Extreme. Im X58 user since then until now. Today I have rock solid ASUS P6T Deluxe(2011) and X5650 overcloked to 4.4GHz. I had many opportunities to replace this chipset in the past but I didin't see a good reason for that and later on I preferred to buy stronger graphic cards instead of. In the next year after 12 years Im going to the store for brand new ZEN 3 or Rocket Lake. X58 was the best part of computer tech I ever had. insane good
value for money ratio.
Thanks Bryan this exactly answers my question I emailed you. Sorry for that. I missed this video somehow. Now in search of upgrading the GTX 1060 to a GTX 1080 or even a Ti :-)
Superb Video Dude Using Xeon W3680 With RX 580
I love your channel... you are the best.
I love x58. I am part of the crew now too.
Built my bro a X79 platform pc this month and having never used X79 (2011 socket) i was shocked at how good it performed a 3930k paired with a 1660 Super. Amazing what the old stuff can still do if given the headroom to jump :)
Great video! Have an HP Z400 with an X5690 and RTX 2060 Super and I was curious how a GPU with more horse power would run. Pretty impressive what these old Xeons can do. My setup runs nice for what it is - a 2009 Win7 workstation.
amazing topic. I few years ago i run some tests using EVGA's SR2 dual X5675s paired with a 1080ti. My results showed that compared to top money CPUs at the time, the X5675 only was behind in games where the 1080ti can deliver more than 120FPS. Apparently in 2020 the gap got larger, but mostly relevant for owners of 120Hz displays.
Yo, i'm using an SR-2 right now with dual X5675's at 4.2ghz, with a 1080Ti as well. And yeah, 120fps seems to be the limit in most games, alltho in some ive gotten to around the 150-160 mark. (this is on high settings btw, and 1440p) What would u recon is the best gpu i can pair with it? I was thinking about getting a 3060Ti / 3070 for it.
X5675 is awesome, yesterday i played Doom 2016 alla maxed out 4K and I hit the 60 fps cap all the time.
X5675 4.4Ghz and 12gb ram, asus board, titan x (maxwell)
First bought an i7 950 and Sabertooth x58 MB back in 2010. It overclocked for gaming very well. I upgraded the CPU to a x5675 in 2015 and used it to run a plex server. The system has been running almost continuously the whole time. I still have plenty of performance overhead at stock speeds. The 950 is now on an MSI x58M in my htpc, and is also still running. That was a great generation of chips.
Still running a x58 with an overclocked 990x. Will be upgrading soon but damn near 10 years. What a platform
Awesome video
Great stuff, your X58 experience/knowledge is helping me greatly with my workstation build from an old intel server. Have you thought about playing around with your builds in Linux? Pop OS and other builds are doing some really cool stuff thanks to Steam and other tools.
X5650 @ 4.3 with a 1080ti here. Whole system cost 700 usd all in and at 1440p 95hz ultra in games its cool.
I’m feeling good now I’ve had my Daily dose of TechYesCity
I'm lacking some TYL
@@yahyasaady1674 get some xeons' from Ali express and go and clean'em up!!
@@xbyxenos3200 have you bought from aliexpress recently, their stuff are cleaner than new. I thought they highered tech yes to clean the parts
The power draw of the 3080 series is enough to flat line the output from your solar panels on a good day !
thanks for the leg work
Between this and Phil's channel I got inspired to do a $200 Xeon W3680 build for gaming from the old Dell workstation. A little tweaking with Throttlestop and I get all core 4.13 boost on a dell Mobo. Crazy chipset.
Old Xeon with an RTX 3090? How's that song go, "something something Madman"?
I wish that I was a mad maaaaaaaaaaaaan ! :)
@@Djare915 hahah
I'm running an X5670 for my main server at the moment. Runs my file server, web dev tools, etc. An amazing little beast.
Before building my new Ryzen 5600x based rig. I used an old HP Z420 workstation I got for free out of an electronics recycling bin. It is a Xeon E-5 1660(first version), a 6c/12t cpu clocked at 3.3ghz, with 64GB of DDR3 ECC Memory(got free ram sticks and maxed it). It still runs perfectly and keep it in storage, you never know if it can come in handy. I am curious how my RTX3060Ti would work in that old thing....my guess pretty well considering what I saw in this video with a much older xeon. Thanks for doing something like this, a lot of us appreciate tinkering with older hardware.
It looks that my brother is not going to be gelous of my builds anymore :)
It's still on x58!
Westmere is life!
Finally went the X58 route as well! I picked up an X5675 + ASUS workstation board combo and overclocked it to 4.1 ghz. Pairing it with my 980Ti the results are incredible!
helped me figure out if it can handle my 6g 1060 and it looks promising thanks mate!!
Still the best video you ever made!
Just blown away about the 4k performance!
Me and my wife are both still rocking X58 systems. I got great deals on 2 Asus sabertooth X58 motherboards. We both have X5675@4.1ghz 24 gigs ram@1866 and 3060s. These systems still perform beautifully in 2023. X58 is truly something special and I don't think we'll ever see another platform like it again.
been waiting on these videos since the 30s came out
Unbelievable. I ordert a MSI X58 Pro-E last week and want to order a X5675 from Aliexpress today.
And than i see a X5675 Vid from Mr. Yes Tech. What a coincident :)
absolutely! my kids gaming rigs are HP z400s with x5687's paired with gtx 1650 supers, it performs well in all their favorite games. I had a z600 with dual X5675 paired with a gtx 1060, and only recently replaced it with a 10600k based system.
Good to know
I'm on a 1680v2 ~4,4
I like your channel! Good work👍🏻
Asus p6t deluxe V2 + xeon 5660 + Rx580 8g + 30G ddr3 . I did the oc watching your tutorial (A great one btw) but lowered to 3.6 Ghz because low TDP dissipation (125 W). I have to say im very happy with the price-performance relation that this cpu can give. Only got like a month with it. Asus late owner sold me his mobo with original cpu and he says that he never used O.C. with it.
The first reason of why i decided to build this pc: Astoundingly cheap!!
PS: I´ll change the cpu fan for a cheap AIO this or the next week, so i hope to leave it to 4 Ghz and see how it behaves.
So i have to say: thanks for the good quality content.
Loving the old ROG x58 MOBO after it's had some Tech Yes Lovin Bryan. Considering how old it is, It doesn't even look that different from fairly recent ROG lineups. I always go ASUS for motherboards if I'm buying them first hand. They just last forever!!! Nice one Mate!
And spectre and meltdown can be fixed using custom bioses. There is a custom bios for every single x58 board out there which includes microcode updates to protect against those. One person has them all on one page on Google Drive or an ftp something like that
i have rampage II extreme and so far its great its like thay budget x58 option for 4 core xeons/i7 i love it
I ordered a 3060 Elite to pair with my x5670 - it’s going to be a heck of an experiment.
Nice segue Bryan 👍
Great information Bryan. I run a Xeon 1650V2 platform clocked at 4.2Ghz with 32GB 1866 reg ECC3 quad channel memory. Last week I took the jump to upgrade my GPU to a GTX1080Ti. The 1080Ti can be bought these days (in the US) for around $350 and it's performance seems to be the sweet spot for the Ivy Bridge-EP generation. I game at 1440p and FS2020 runs on high at 45FPS and Destiny2 books along at 118FPS. My biggest issue is keeping the GPU temps under control in the original Z420 chassis. 3d printed ducts and more chassis fan seem to be the way. Very interesting info about PCIx performance. Also something I didn't realize, SATA3 is only relevant for SSD. Regular HD performance is virtually the same between SATA2 and SATA3.
Just sold yesterday my HP Z420 .... the motherboard/Bios acting as a bottleneck for the XEON e5-1680v2 . So I moved it into ASUS Rampage IV Extreme. Now I can run the Xeon at 4.5Ghz ALL cores (not possible on Z420 ....) . I know this is a x79 not a x58 discussion . I do have 3 Xeon based systems in my house : 2 x X58 and 1 x79 . Long live budget Xeons .... By the way , did you replace PSU in the Z420 to be able to power on the GTX 1080ti?
man... do I love the good old X58 Xeon‘s
tech yes content!
*great tip about the meltdown safeties. I'll have to check that out and see if it makes a noticeable difference.*
Observation: the bigger cards still benefited vs the cheaper. You just called out when the price per system performance starts to have diminishing returns.
Even with a modern system, a 2080 vs a 3080 is a substantial diminished return vs price.
If you were taking an old x58 system and upgrading, every little bit helps, and a 3000 series card was averaging higher and still getting a slightly higher min. If that game you are playing is pushing going too low fps, the 3000 series will help keep 5-10 more fps vs the 2000 series.
That could be the difference between good enough for a couple more years and forced to upgrade.
As for myself, I am luck and bought an Asus rampage 3 extreme way back when, so I have usb 3, and upgraded to a xeon 6core running oc to 4.3gz. Most games are GPU limited (gtx 970) and still in 2022 most run a solid medium settings at 1080, unless poorly optimized.
I know a lot of people too poor to afford what I have, and I also know quite a few with newer systems that struggle to keep up once I'm booted up. I'm certainly not limited on playing games, but It is a limitation on full immersion experience.
Finally prices have come down, so a 3060 will go in this week.
I would have gone for that modern AM5 4.6-4.7ghz 8 core system build (finally enough of an upgrade to be worth it), but I'm probably moving, so saving money toward that instead.