Thanks! I had this GTX 1650 that wasn't really going to be used in any builds. It's not a huge investment and still performs pretty well on a motherboard/CPU with PCIe 2.0 speeds.
@@jonesthehobo There are some lighter cards that Intel was offering that would pair alright. Though I am unsure about long term GPU support going forward after Intel's restructuring and losses following their 13th and 14th gen problems.
Short answer: Prefectly fine for basic task, but for gaming Only if you play e sports, indle game and some older title. having lacks of AVX prevents it from launching the newer title
True, I didn't mention that the Last of Us Pt 1 did not launch. Other videos with this CPU showcase that game, but it did not launch for me nor did I spend time trying to get it to launch. I would relate this to anyone wanting to use this setup.
Nice build! I still use one (x3450 2.66 base clock, so it's an i7 860). It's overclocked to 3400Mhz and undervolted to 1.15v, with all power saving features enabled. This was the last fully unlocked generation, before the K cpus and before OC was removed from entry level mobos.
You've obviously got good ventilation in that case, as the temps look fine. However, even to this day I cringe when I see an Intel stock cooler. In truth, they were fine back then for a Core 2 duo, but nothing else.
@@thinhtran9745 Yes to the games. As for the RAM, you'll just have to try it out. It seems like some information online leads to yes, however that is just anecdotal coming from me as I have never used the board myself.
@@thinhtran9745 No problem. Specs on the motherboard have the RAM max at 16GB, but 32GB was far less common and it is very likely that 32GB was not tested with the board before launch. This is quite common. Ex: my ThinkPad T480s was specced at 24GB max on paper, but I have 40GB installed.
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Having problems with 13th and 14th gen Intel? Why not go back to 1st gen!
Lol!😂
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This comment made my day.
I've got an i7 870 and have been trying to figure out what gpu to pair with it. Great video man!
Thanks! I had this GTX 1650 that wasn't really going to be used in any builds. It's not a huge investment and still performs pretty well on a motherboard/CPU with PCIe 2.0 speeds.
Get Intel ArC
@nishantbirari9300 I'm not gonna pair an intel arc card with a first gen i7. I'll only be getting like 20% of the performance out of that card
@@jonesthehobo There are some lighter cards that Intel was offering that would pair alright. Though I am unsure about long term GPU support going forward after Intel's restructuring and losses following their 13th and 14th gen problems.
Short answer: Prefectly fine for basic task, but for gaming Only if you play e sports, indle game and some older title. having lacks of AVX prevents it from launching the newer title
True, I didn't mention that the Last of Us Pt 1 did not launch. Other videos with this CPU showcase that game, but it did not launch for me nor did I spend time trying to get it to launch. I would relate this to anyone wanting to use this setup.
Nice build! I still use one (x3450 2.66 base clock, so it's an i7 860). It's overclocked to 3400Mhz and undervolted to 1.15v, with all power saving features enabled. This was the last fully unlocked generation, before the K cpus and before OC was removed from entry level mobos.
Very cool, are you using as a daily driver of sorts or for some other purpose?
Keep it up
:)
You've obviously got good ventilation in that case, as the temps look fine. However, even to this day I cringe when I see an Intel stock cooler. In truth, they were fine back then for a Core 2 duo, but nothing else.
Yes, the Intel stock cooler is essentially e-waste or only for use in systems for general use. Pretty well the same cooler since 2009.
Nice video bro
Thanks!
Soon 5k
Plenty of overclocking headroom available on that tower cooler i achieved 3.6ghz on a low profile one
Nice, that's awesome
What does the price end up being?
I am selling it for $100 CAD.
@@HaisteComputerRepair that's a decent deal.
@@RyanZinter Just looking to retain some of the cost
Make on dell latitude 7290 i7 8th gen
If I come across one, definitely.
Can core i7 870 support 32gb ram ddr3 buss 1600 ?
Yep, it would just depend on the motherboard you have.
can asus p7p55d pro support 32gb ram? and can i ask if my computer configuration core i7 870 + gtx 1060 3gb can play genshin impact and valorant
@@thinhtran9745 Yes to the games. As for the RAM, you'll just have to try it out. It seems like some information online leads to yes, however that is just anecdotal coming from me as I have never used the board myself.
@@HaisteComputerRepair thank you very much. have a nice day
@@thinhtran9745 No problem. Specs on the motherboard have the RAM max at 16GB, but 32GB was far less common and it is very likely that 32GB was not tested with the board before launch. This is quite common. Ex: my ThinkPad T480s was specced at 24GB max on paper, but I have 40GB installed.