DOES IT HAVE an i5 in it BRO? (The Core i5 2400 and i5 3470 in 2020)
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Let's talk about the i5-2400 and i5-3470 in 2020, can they play games well with a GTX 1650 Super even? Or will they fall behind in titles like Call of Duty Warzone, Fortnite, RDR2 and Doom Eternal at 1080p. Let's find out.
Basically the i5-2400 and 3470 are having a very tough time keeping up in 2020, though they still hold some places for budget gaming PCs:
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#i5bro #2020 #pcgaming
Hold on to those old i5s. When the world ends, they will become the new currency throughout the wastelands.
That's good cause I have a pile of em I was gonna put on eBay for $5 each.
Caps? Nah man, got seven premo i5-2400s right here...
I feel like the world ending means everything gone.
Like the earth literally just uped and splatted.
Back in 2011 when Sandy Bridge came out you couldn't play current games on 9 year old hardware. Now you kind of can.
The development of graphic intensive games kind of plateaued since that year.
@MegaAlpakka Quad core CPU's became mainstream around 2011. It took almost 10 years for games to really start running badly on old i5's. Six cores will give you at least another five years.
@MegaAlpakka nah even 4 cores will be fine for some time to come.
I think atleast 5 more years.
I could be wrong but even my i3 4130T can run some games decently.
@@C3lloman or just get a 4 core 8 thread cpu
@Keelan AC unity was a buggy mess that ran shit on every configuration. I played Battlefield 4 and Witcher 3, both ran at 60 fps on an i5 2400 and without any problem.. So what you are saying is bs.
Why was that the greatest intro I’ve ever seen
Because it's a Tech YES Intro!
Because of Bryan?
I just buy i5-4590 in 2020.
I cant afford latest tech. I build ny pc entirely from used parts
Better buy XEON by same price and x2-x3 speed in same socket
why not buy a r3 1200, i just bought that cpu from aliexpress for $40 👍
@@terlaluanjay r3 1200 doesn't make sense better get a 1400 at the same price he can find a xeon 1270 v3. Which is basically an i7 4770
@@RMSLtnick well at the time when i bought it, the r3 1200 is $40 and the r5 1400 is $99 at aliexpress (local prices in indonesia is bad, the r3 1200 used is $85) and my thinking is i would buy and use that cpu for a couple months and then change to a better cpu (2700/3600/3700)
@@terlaluanjay Yeah especially when corona thing going on, the used part prices increased a lil. But somehow i managed to get used ryzen 5 2600x for 110$. Pretty lucky i guess and i live in Malaysia
In this modern day, I wouldn't touch a quad core without hyperthreading unless you're pairing it with a GTX 1050 or lower. My i5 2320 was bottlenecking my GTX 1050 Ti in CS:GO and PUBG. I've gotten an i7 2600K and that has given me a 25-50% fps boost. It's amazing how multiple cores are being used better now compared to 2006-2016 where single core performance mattered most and people just stuck with old Core2 Quads or i5 2400s
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2500K gang wants to know your location
At least you have an i5
*cries in 2 core i3*
@RustyFrog Find a cheap i7 as soon as possible, throw it in your system, and overclock if possible. Believe me when I say you'll think your GPU got upgraded when the stutters disappear. This is coming from the i7 gang
@@ptzzz I used to play modern games with a core2 duo. Don't worry, things will get better.
That's why I'm currently building an i5 2400 and GTX 1080 Ti build and I'm gonna bring it on my channel :p
@@ZeroChoices To show that, if you're strictly 4k gaming, it's a combo that actually makes sense and for a 550$ budget, his 4k gaming capabilities are pretty insane. The video is coming ;)
I use my i5 3470 with a GTX 950 with 2GB Vram. Works like a budget dreamteam 👍
You know what I appreciate about you, your videos speak to normal users which try to get the most out of the money they have. You are doing something for the environment too, by motivating people to buy used Hardware :) Keep it going this way, I enjoy your videos thoroughly.
I literally just finished building my buddy an Opitplex 390 with the I5-2400 and threw a Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX550 in it and it runs all the Esports titles he plays. Nice little rig even in 2020!!
Everytime i think about any build it's already available in your channel. Really awesome work😎 Thankyou😍
for a moment i thought my pc froze on a black screen...
Woulda been cool to see i7-3770 benchmarks in this vid since it's the best upgrade for anyone on this platform.
Oooooo! Thanks for this testing, Mr. Tech YES Man. I didn't know about the i5-3470 gains especially in power consumption. This is interesting.
Many i5's in my house and in use still. I rode a 3330 from 2012 to 2019 with no issues until newer games would punish it at constant 100 percent usage. It still worked though. There is still a office HP OEM being used in my house as an for office duties with a 2500 that still works like new, it'sbeen on 24/7 for the last 5 years, doesn't miss a beat. I have 4690k in my backup gaming PC right now and it handles most things I throw at it, as much as a quad core can. I5's are still alive.
BRO, alcohol wipes are out of stock! Hope you've got a good supply!!!
And the ones that are still in stock had their price quadruple.
tf you need alcohol wipes for
@@zdvy once you use them to clean used parts you won't be able to go back to anything else.
@@rhyzon I just use tissues
I usually use toilet paper to get the paste off tbh, kinda works
IMO Ryzen 1600 AF is so good at it's price, it makes no sense to buy anything worse and almost anything better at this moment.
The difference between 25$ and 85$ is huge depending on what part of the world you are. And let's not forget that the 1600 AF is not that cheap in msot countries; the cheapest I can find it for (including Amazon prices) is 104€.
For me getting the ryzen 3 1200 for cheap and overclocking it to 3.8 made it perform like a r5 1600
agreed although the 2600x is only £10/$20 more....and u get wraith cooler....
Dank Frost doubt it lol as the r5 1600 has more cache plus more cores n threads.
If u can build a cheap then why not?
Speaking of cheap CPUs, I'd love to get a head to head between the old Xeon CPUs. Keep seeing these benchmarks where they all look good, but it would great to see a head-to-head, with all optimizations, so we can see which one winds up on top for price/performance. Throw in a 1600AF as a standard budget CPU, for easier comparison to the rest of the available CPUs, and it'd be a fantastic reference.
All other references for CPU performance I can find online show far worse performance than your videos, so it feels like they're not optimizing the CPUs, if they test the old Xeons at all.
Oddly enough I have my X3430 outperforming my 4460 in some games despite that cpu being worse and thats without the 4ghz OC the 3430 can do( from the default 2,5).
i3 : if i only had 2 extra cores i will be damn good
The thing you saying, is "if i3 had double the cores it would be good". Yeah no a
shiet m8. But today 6 cores minimum with decent IPC like ryzen 2600 oc to 4.0.
@@filippetrovic845 The R5 1600 AF is a better value than the R5 2600, they are on the same 12nm node.
@@filippetrovic845 no, 4 cores is still acceptable
@@kellybodley8363 You take 4 core. I'm good.
@Keelan im using an i5 3470 and I can play ever new game idk wtf your talking about
U literally just paired this with an RX 570 so the answer is yes
some pretty popular hard to run games have come out since, and honestly the older i5s aint looking good in 2020..
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Welp, Its too late for my friend that bought a used i5 2400 pc and paired it with at gt 1030
Tried to upgrade to rx 570 to play Cod Warzone with me
is a 1650 not a 570...
I can tell you right now the 2500k and 2600k are still going 100% strong in 99% of game titles. Using a 2600k with my gtx 1080 in 1440p and 4k, zero issues. All you have to do is overclock them, they'll all hit 4.6ghz-4.9ghz easily.
@Keelan I own about 140 game titles, most of the big name ones, and have been using that CPU/GPU combo for years. I can assure you there is zero bottleneck from 1080p all the way to 4k(I game at 4k). My 2600k is clocked at 4.9ghz for reference.
What you have to understand is that there's such a small disparity between Intel's generations in actual IPC that my 2600k at these clock speeds is literally as powerful as a 6700k, which came out about the time the GTX 1080 did(2015 & 2016 respectively).
the game I play the most is Monster Hunter World, unfortunately 4 cores without hyperthreading starts to get bottlenecked where they start to get stuttery on 50-60fps, but everything else especially esports titles they're still really good for the money.
my i5-3570S was suffering till i upgraded to Ryzen 7 lol
My i5 4460 was struggling on red dead 2 in towns. Drops to 30fps. Upgraded to a cheap i7 4770 and now I don't go below 50fps ever.
Still rocking a 2400, my power draw stays below 50w during gaming though
I’m building a pc in Aussie market, and the average sales person pisses me off so much. Everyone ghosting. I’m legit willing to pay at their advertised price. So fucking arrogant it’s actually astonishing. I must have spent a week now still haven’t bought a single part
Hey bros.... does this video have a Tech YES in it?
I still use i5-2500 (non k) + GTX 970. First PC I made 😀😄
I recently parted out and sold my i7 3770 1050TI system and a few other bits and bobs and bought a new Ryzen 5 1600AF 1660 Super system. I'm happy as (1600)AF!
How did the system run before you sold it? Thinking of upgrading my 2400 to a 3770
@@nathankatolick3292 It actually ran very well especially with 16GB of RAM. I could tell the difference from upgrading from the i5 3470 to the i7 3770 as the extra 4 threads improved multitasking like opening multiple brower windows and having different apps open simultaneously.
Bro keep doing these funny intros and I’ll keep liking the vids
I flip PCs often to make a little extra money on the side, I almost always exclusively use the i5-3470 in these PCs as it keeps the build price really low and it seems like people in my area don’t like to buy PCs past $500 or so (or at least they take forever to sell if they’re too expensive). Either way, it’s a great little budget chip that I’m very familiar with.
i've been trying to sell an rx 580+ i5 2400 for 300 and no one wants it
I think the i7 3770 is a solid recommendation for an older Intel CPU that is still relevant for current day use. The used market is still kind of crazy for them though; $60-70 on ebay.com and $85-90 on aliexpress.com. I managed to pick a Lenovo full tower pre-built with a i7 3770, 16GB DDR3, and a 500GB HDD for only $150 shipped on ebay. I installed a cheap 256GB SSD, extra 500watt PSU I had lying around and a RX 580 for a killer 1080p gaming rig. If you cant find a good deal on a i7 than i would suggest a used Ryzen 3 or 5.
Been watching your videos for a long time. Time for a comment: Your editing is going through the roof! Great videos.
Ugh youre giving me horrible craigslist flashbacks of people asking the dumbest question especially the ones asking for info that i PURPOSELY highlighted on the ad so they could see it lol
2:45 you killed that innocent horse! You monster!
I get 4th gen i5 Lenovo machines for free from work, probably gonna clean them up, throw an SSD and 1650 in, and resell
DoctorX17 where do u work?
@@shadymccain9522 at a Managed Service Provider -- basically we're like an IT department, but instead of being part of a business, we work for a bunch of companies doing IT stuff. We often replace old systems for companies, and dispose of the old systems. While they're not up to snuff for a business (they want systems to be under warranty for immediate replacement/service), these older systems can still serve as a budget gaming rig or at least a basic computer for several years more.
DoctorX17 oh nice so you can basically tear down the older PCs
But you can keep the pc parts can you not?
@@shadymccain9522 it's all supposed to be sent to recycling, but I'm allowed to keep any of that, with the exception of hard drives
@@DoctorX17 how about you make those as a sideline business, by selling them parts or by a prebuilt budget gaming pc
My dad got a free prebuilt Dell computer from work cause they upgraded all the computers and had no Need for their old computers, it came with an i5-2400 along with only 4gb Ram and no hard drives, I added 6gb Ram (10gb total ram now) with a 256gb SSD And 500gb hard drive, and a GTX 1050 on OfferUp for $65 . The i5 2400 bottlenecks the GTX 1050 in newer titles but not terribly bottleneck , the i5 2400 is acceptable for modern gaming but I can stick in a i7 2600 and it will be “fine” , using the PC in my college dorm alongside my laptop, I have a GTX 980 Ti/Ryzen 2600 setup at home but it’s a huge PC so not ideal in a limited space situation, I’m happy with the i5-2400 for what it is in 2020, a 9 year old quad-core still being “acceptable”, any game pre-2017 and the i5-2400 is good, post-2017 it’s “acceptable”
I use an i5 3570 today also and glad to say it easily gives me 60 fps in all possible games.... Along with it i also stream them on it....
I live by the sea in Penzance UK. Brake cleaner and WD-40 saved my 25 year old amp.Was about to recycle it when I caught a Yes video just in time. Good for phone charging ports and keeps my pc parts ticking over Thanks Brian.
This honestly depends on where you live. I've been flipping some PCs with 750 Ti's for cheap and people love them. I have one here with an i5 2500s, 8GB DDR3 and a 120GB SSD that will work perfectly fine for an entry level gaming PC, especially for the price I'm going to flip it.
The main difference is that a 1080p screen is far from being the most common resolution out here, the VAST majority of laptops under 600€ still come with a TN 1366x768 resolution screen, so having a 1080p monitor is something most people don't care enough to upgrade to when they have a perfectly working one at home (I still see lots of 1280x1024 and 720p screens around).
@Setzer K you can find them online for around 400€ (the really crappy Celeron ones). Problem is, since most people buy a laptop while in the shop and not online, they very rarely have them on display or even in stock, so most end up buying whatever is in there.
Also, monitors tend to last a really long time, and the usual motto here is "if it isn't broken there's no need for a replacement". I know people perfectly happy gaming on 17" CRT monitors because "it still works".
@Setzer K Portugal. Most people still don't like the idea of paying first and receiving the product later, stores know this and take advantage. Finding a current model laptop at a decent price on a store is extremely rare.
Right now I'm fixing a 9-10 year old laptop. It needs a new screen, new battery, possibly new keyboard and to replace the old HDD with a new SSD. I told the person in question that it wasn't worth it, it might be better to buy a refurbished laptop or a new one for some more money, but no, they want to spend money on the one they have for some reason.
@Setzer K the used market is pretty much just old and/or overpriced parts. You can find deals here and there, but they're rare.
If you have a custom brand like Asus, MSI or Gigabyte motherboard you can overclock these 2nd or 3rd gen i5 and i7 CPU's 400MHz without even needing a K series cpu. Sometimes you do not even need a Z series chipset to increase that multiplier.
I have both CPU, i5 2400 bottlenecks at 1080p gaming low settings, while 3470 doesn't bottleneck but can play at med settings
For gaming the old i5 isnt good enough. But for simple use internet-videos etch. its fine. I have an old core i7 920 and its still good 11+ years later.
Yes-man! Would you care to test newer I5, from the latest 2-3 generations. Interested to know the gains there! Compared to I7's from the same gen and older Xeons for X58 - or something to that liking!
Thanks for your epic videos and even greater introductions to them :D
MrMcGreed if I am reading your comment correctly this was done by many techtubers already basically a i5-8th/9thgen Can match a i7 7700k in most titles and lag behind very slightly in some and rarely outperforming the i7 Any new i5 would destroy most i7s less than 6th generation
@@flightsimfantasy9798 I can attest to that 7700k is again very badly right now
@@flightsimfantasy9798 Thanks! That was one third of my question. I know it's been done in parts, and I could read and watch all of the internet and compile the data myself. But I'd love to see examples from the 4-80th gen line-up of I5, next to the 9900k, next to X58-or-equivalent- Xeon SKU's. And I don't know where to find that crazy of a comparison if not with Tech Yes City. Also, Bryan has the mindset to see if the I5 is really enough, and tell us straight.
MrMcGreed I agree sounds good glad I could help
It's people like this who inform us on if it's worth buying even though it is aged. good work
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Thanks for the test. Right now I'm using a i5-3470 and been considering getting a i7-3770 to pair with my RX 480 8GB, because I've been feeling a performance degradation when running newer games. Any chance of comparing these CPUs with the budget line from AMD?
No much of an improvement imo, extra threads helps in some AAA games like the Division 2. While your at it, why not get the 3770K for extended usage. I paired my i7 -3770 with an RX480, runs at consistent 75fps at 1080p on high settings compared to my previous i5-3470 and RX570 system. I should stop buying used parts LOL. Been itching for a Ryzen system since the first Zen.
@@KaRuNaRuGa My motherboard would yell at me if I get a 3770K and try to OC it... And where I can get an used 3770, the K version is almost double the price.
@@duhmall I'm still using the OEM Mobo from dell 😏 and a shit PSU from Coolermaster that randomly causes my RGB fans to change colours.
Damn, this really is eye opening. Even today's 50 class GPU is bottlenecked so heavily O_o
Brian, if you can also test the K i5s, especially the 2500K, with a moderate overclock, which is now just $30 on Ali, that would be great. You can even expand this, along with your previous i5 4460/GTX 1660, into a series of "GPU bottlenecking"/"what's the max GPU" for older CPUs
That horse @2:44 wasn't sure if it was dead or not
I have a 3570 and even i have to admit I'm in need of an upgrade.
Same. Been looking at xeon 1270v2 but i think it's just better to save some money and go for a full ryzen upgrade.
r5 3600 or r5 1600AF + mortar max + 2x8Go for something around 300-400€.
@@sannukas0016 my rx580 is probably being bottlenecked.
Oddly enough i could play 1080p ultra in most of my games but after resetting windows my fps has been piss poor.
I just upgraded from a 3470 to a 3770 worth every penny, was $75 on Ebay. No longer am I bottlenecked in 64 player maps in BF5.
@@MrBluePoochyena Funny cause the cheapest Buy It Now was always around $70USD (non-k) for the two months I was looking into em.
Needs 2600 in there to compare interested to see it hold up :D
Been running an i5 2500k at 4,8Ghz 2011-2018 and then got a cheap i7 3770k tops out around 4,6Ghz delided, got a couple more years out of my platform. But man that Ryzen 5 3600 with B450 Tomahawk looks so juicy right now. Also my question got answered :O
I have an engineering sample i5 2400 that I've managed to overclock to 3.8 GHz on all cores. It still works just fine paired with an RX 580 on most games I've played with it, besides Battlefield 1. I bought the computer it originally came in for only 20 US dollars, and it also came with a nice little Galax GT 430 which I was able to squeeze out more relative performance than any other GPU I've ever seen or heard of. It is a real champ!
I am glad you made this video. I just grabbed an Optiplex 7010 with an Intel I5 3570 and wondered if it could do the job still.
Already had low profile gtx 1050 that I found for 50$, gone and bought pre built HP SFF with i5 2500, 4gb of ram and 500gb hard drive for 60$. Popped in 4 more gigs of ram and an SSD. For what I paid for it and for my demands, this thing flies! Only disappointment is that all cores of i5 boost up only to 3.4 under load, even tho temps are quite low, goes a bit higher in games, but still I love it
Your intros are always the best!!
I've flipped a ton of 3470 builds because the platform hit the price point I was looking for, but I kind of felt they were falling behind so for $10 more I started using e3 1240s (4c/4t$20 vs 4c/8t$30). Because of you Bryan I took it a step further and I'm waiting on my Chinese x79 motherboard to come in for an e5 2630 v2 build. Same price as a 3470 but 6c/12t plus $15 16gb server RAM. If that board is actually quad channel that's gonna be insane value. 6c/12t+16gb ram+x79 Mobo=$85 same price as a 1600 af. That would be a great comparison video.
Now compare those to the FX-8350 which was around the same price point at release :)
I have FX6300/R9 270X 4G and FX 8320/GTX 1050ti systems. I threw an R9 390 in both systems and my FSP did not rise one bit, so I know not to waste $$$ on gpu upgrade on these pc's. You could, however, bump up to 1440p with an upgrade. But, your FPS will still be in the shitter.
@@madokie1970 Depends on the game and settings.
@@ComputerProfessor Agreed. Im no super tester. These FX cpu's have served me and my children for almost a decade. But I wont throw new money at them. We all are hankering for upgrades in my house. My 6700k still does the job, so we will wait for ddr5 I suppose.
@@madokie1970 If I was in high school and had a strict budget of $200 I would look into a FX-83/93 system
Great video bro, i hope sam day you do i7 980 first gen. With gpu 1080ti thanks
Great video very informative.
But what about an i5 750/xeon eq overcloked vs those 2,would be an intersting to see if it out performes them.
A video on i7-2600 and i7-3770 also plz.... Thanks!
I'm currently watching this video on an i5 - 3470 6gb RAM and a GTX 1660
Interesting, I'm doing testing on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th gen i5's and i7's right now.
The Game Bench I checked out your channel and it looks pretty interesting. I just subscribed keep up the good work and content
@@flightsimfantasy9798 Wow! Thanks. I appreciate that.
5th gen would be interesting.
@@tilburg8683 Not much to test there save for a handful of HEDT CPU's. Maybe test comparing how they hold up to some modern i5's/R5's.
@@TheGameBench there indeed isn't much to test but there aren't any decent videos of them being tested in the 2020s or 2019ish.
So it would be interesting if they got tested .
Also I'm kinda looking to maybe buy one so thats also why I'd like to see it but I think they are interesting anyways.
Cant wait for those 2nd hand Ryzen chips in a few years.
someone with an i5 2400 would most likely be rocking something more like a 750ti, nice vid tho
I had a silver-plated pro trumpet that had the finish messed up on it because I lived near the beach. One of the many prices you pay for living on the coast. On the topic of the video, yeah my girlfriend has been struggling with bottlenecks on her i5-3470 and 1060 in open world games. We're upgrading her build next week with a R5 1600 AF to hopefully resolve that issue.
I can vouch on this one, i'm rocking just about the same CPU atm(i5 3450). I've got mine paired with a 1050 ti and can say for certain that a 4 core without HT is defiently a bottle neck for even budget GPU's. My 1050 ti hits max 90% use with this CPU, thankfully my i7 3770 came in the mail recently so i won't have issues anymore in my games.
TLDR: 4 core i5 will do basic games at 60 FPS, but not so much newer titles. Min imo is a i7 2600 or a 6 core Ryzen or i5(newer is better)
I actually just swapped out my 3470 for a 1600 AF and i couldnt be happier. The old i5s havent aged well...
I have one on a MSI B350m Gaming Pro that was flashed for Ryzen 5 3600 which ran Oloy 3600Mhz memory .. the 1600AF is very happy at XMP 1 which is 3333Mhz memory speed .
@@kravenfoxbodies2479 I just overclocked it and got to a stable 4.1ghz, more than 3x better on cinebench R20
Hey Bryan.
Thanks for the run down on the i5 cpu's. 2nd and 3rd gen i5 is a bit lacking in today's world.
As for rust in Queensland where we live, it doesn't happen only at the coast. I've bought rusty video cards from people way inland. I'm convinced that it is the humidity that causes this.
Cheers, Mon from Brisbane
"I just can't make up my mind between an i5-3470 and a 9900KS, " said no one ever. Would have been more useful to see the i5's compared to a 6-core Ryzen.
Its to see the gap
He wanted to show the bottleneck dude ... calm down
I think the isolation is making brian crazy
I have a dell optiplex 3010 tower that came with an i5 2400, 8gb ram, and a 256gb hdd and I have installed a 450w PSU, RX570 4gb, and a 240gb ssd. I can tell you that it can run a lot of titles (Fortnite, CS:GO, R6S) but when I play games like COD MW Warzone and Apex Legends I have a lot of stuttering and crashing but in Warzone I can't even play 3 minutes of a regular match before the game just crashes. It is definitely worth it to save up a little more cash and get Ryzen or newer parts.
I’ve been rocking a 3570k for 7 years and I’ve still had great performance in all games. Who would’ve thought!
me too, I wouldn`t change it 5 more years. I will only upgrade my computer with extra 8 Gb Ram and better GPU, let us tell - GTX 1650
Still so happy with my x5675 and 5700xt. Your tips have been super helpful 👏👏👏
Brian it's nice to see i am not the only one slowly losing my marbles lol!
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My kid's PC is a Dell Optiplex 990 with a i5 2500, (4x4GB) 16GB DDR3-1333 and a Asus ROG Strix OG4 RX570 . The Dell PSU was replaced with a EVGA 500w 80 Bronze.
Just a note, on Z77 chipset (Asrock motherboards), you can set allcores to 3,6 Ghz for Ivy Bridge. :) Not sure if it apply also to Sandy Bridge. You can squeeze even more little performance by it from Ivy Bridge 4C4T processors.
Those cpus (3470) are mostly as powerful as i5-6400 but tend to cost much less. You still can game with that, since if you buy cpu with this price tag, you aren't going to buy newest gpus. I'd say they are very good pick for budget rigs.
I love watching you slowly descend in to madness, with a uniquely Australian twist of course
I still have i5 3570 in my main PC, and I also have i5 2300 just laying around. I paired it with RX 570 4GB and 12GB of RAM. They still hold pretty good today, I play whatever I want without a single problem, and I really still don't need to upgrade.
4:15 river tuna? 😉
i would choose the i5 3570s over the 3470. same price as the 3470 but a little newer and a slightly better. I was in this spot when i was trying to build a super cheap pc for a friends birthday. used an i3 optiplex i got for $50 with 8gb ram and 500gb hdd spent another $20 on a matching 2x4gb ram set and another $21 on the cpu he plays everything that i play well over 60fps with the addition of a 8gb rx580 cost me just under $200 and he was the happiest ive ever seen him
Thank you so much for making this video because I was going to buy an OEM system from ebay [to get in to 1080p gaming] but there was two options one with a i5 3470 and the other i5 2400 but you helped me go into the right direction.Thank you :]
Don't do it just save that money and build your own pc instead i'd recommens a r5 2600 or r3 2200g so you have a option to upgrade it for the next up comming year. If you really can't take it anymore though then go a head if you want to play
I built a little pc with the 2400, 16gb of ram and a HD5670. Plays most games on middle settings. Ended up costing me £65 all in. Case, psu, ssd+hdd, monitor and keyboard and mouse.
I have a i5 4670k it has served me very well & has been abused since 2013. Prob will upgrade within the next year or two, defiantly want a 6 core.
I have a i5 3550 it turbos to 4GHZ with 970 still running fantastic
That cpu only goes to 3.5ghz all core turbo
The closed captioning in the intro are worth the whole video.
You should be mentioning the 4c4t Xeon like 1220 v1 v2 along with whether it’s work looking at the 1230 v1 or v2. Keep up these videos!
Speaking about rust on GPUs, I live far from the beach (but rather close to an active volcano actually), and after around 3 years of usage my GTX 970's metal thing (the part where the ports are) look like it's been through the Mad Max universe, it's completely corroded and even looks burnt in some parts. I don't know how it happened though as that GPU has been staying in my room for all its life, never seeing the light of day literally.
I have an old computer I threw together with old parts. it's hooked up to a 1024x768 CRT and playing old games with a gtx 560 and the i5 2400. it runs pretty dang well for what it is but maaaann, all its good for right now is a Plex server for my parents
Bro, hang on, hear this out, it may sounds crazy, but, does it have an i5 in it BRO?!
Tech yes city? More like BRO yes city
LOL
Depending on what game you are playing. I even have i7 4790, it stutter on game like Battlefield V. On most recent AAA titles these CPUs are done. But on easy to run game like fortnite it's still OK.
I had the 3470 for about a month before I upgraded to x79 and the 1680v2!
For the moment i'm rocking an i7 920 clocked at 3.9 GHz paired with a GTX 970 and 12 Gigs of RAM . For me it is very good these days.
just turned a hp i5 6500 work station into a light gaming pc with 8gb ddr4 and a 750 ti playing on a 42 inch lcd am impressed now am looking to flip it so anyone self isolating hit me up in the UK lol..Stay safe everyone and use that hand sanitizer like you would use your mobile phone...
Yes, it can be played. My children have: i5-2400 (+ GTX 750 ti + 12 GB RAM) and i5-3470 (+ GTX 950 + 16 GB RAM) and all games work well - some in 720p but most in 1080p :)
Still using my i5 3570k. Overclocked to 4.3ghz at 1.24v and it helps a lot for those times when your gpu is being held back
I’m thinking of pairing a 3470 with my RX 580. Any thoughts?
Perfect match
excellent choice, buy PSU min. 550W
Me too, but i will buy 1650s or 1650 is enough?
Compared to the 2400, the 2500K is still very serviceable. You breath on it and it overclocks to 4.5GHz, which handles a lot of newer games comfortably unless you want 120hz.
It's trash now
Rust is indeed humidity and salt. I have a friend in Hawaii that I get his old consoles and parts from....they are like nothing I have seen on the mainland. Covered in surface rust and sometimes with a greenish tint...I have a nice Wii mote from him, zelda edition, looks new but the inside it covered in surface rust. All the GPUs and MB's, heatsinks have a little bit of surface rust issues. Still usable with noticeable.
I recently bought a 2400 for my second main to upgrade from a 2130. It is certainly an improvement over that. Plus I got it for only like $18 USD so what did I have to lose. I actually didn’t know they were compatible with each other. Oh well. Lol. It only has a GT 1030 anyways so I don’t think it matters that much. I honestly love that computer for some reason.
Sandy and Ivy bridge locked CPUs had a limited overclock ability (+400Mhz; in case of i5-3470 that means 3.8GHz all-core and 4.0GHz single-core instead of 3.4Ghz all-core and 3.6GHz single-core), but obviously that won't change the results that much. Still, it would have been nice to include the difference considering any OC on aging platforms helps a little bit.
Still using an I5-2400 but overclocked and undervolted at 3.7ghz on all cores,paired with a 7870XT(taxiti).When prices calm down from covid effect ,i will build a new system.
I still build computers with 1155 and 775 quad cores cpus, it makes good computers for low price!
Writing this comment on a Q6600 + GTX 750 2Go and 4Go DDR2. Looking for an other 775 mobo for my old C2D E6500 + 9500GT 1024Mo and 4Go DDR2. So after i will watch some Tech YES videos with my old parts in a computer build with love! Passion for old gen
This had me thinking, when considering that the price of a used i7 2600/3770 from ebay is $60-75 Buy it now. What about chips like Xeon E3-1245? 4 cores/8 threads sandy bridge. Basically a 2600 with some clock differences for a better value potentially?