my main rig is still a asus p6t/ws revolution with a xeon e5645 oc to 4.0 ghz 24 gb of ram ssd boot drive and a gtx 1660ti it plays anything i ask it to and runs very well
@@GrunkaLunka I reckon if techyescity, and other tech channels make a few more X58 vids, the prices will inflate. Just over a year ago, this guy pumped the x58 craze all by himself. Prices has came down since. I did do a bit of buying and selling x58 CPUs from AliExp to local market. Was fun while it lasted XD. What I noticed was, x5600 CPUs were more popular cuz they were used in this channel. The W3600 CPUs though faster, weren't as popular
You can find some neglected pc with a x58 and some parts for pretty cheap if the Seller doesn't know what they have, because it's so old, you can bring down the price even lower.
@@mouaxiong8618 yea, it depends on the demand of your local market as well, back when it was released, and now. For me desktops are quite niche in my area, so people with these stuff knows their stuff. So then the best bet for me is to supply CPU upgrades (shipped from AliExp) instead of flipping the PC
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Love the channel. About a year ago I found an entire rig like this in the bin at work, which is odd seeing how its a welding/fab shop. Sniper series case. Same mobo, 16g ocz ram(rip) Cleaned it up, threw in a x5660. It had a gtx 480. Replaced that with a rx580. I also tossed in a boot ssd. awesome that x58 still holds its own for the money.
i got t3500 for 80 bucks bought extra 8gb for 27 and rx560 for 105 xeon upgrade to w3570 6 core 3.2 for 30 rungs 1080p gaming great. love using old stuff.
I'm X58 lover too here... still rocking X58 in 2020 with Xeon W3690 at 4.4Ghz, 48Gb ram and GTX 1070 Ti... rock solid on my LG 29 Ultra Wide 1440p monitor... i been fan of your channel since you still in japan... Keep up the good work... bai~~~
Still running on my x58 xeon x5675 (bought thanks to some of your videos). Totally worth it. Motherboard that I'm using it Msi x58 pro-e. You can't go wrong with X58. Cheers, Bryan.
I like how those x58 Xeons are still going strong here in 2019. I have 2x 5675 x58 rig with 24GB of RAM and a 1660 (bought it before the Super was released/announced) despite it lacking the latest instruction sets these 6 core xeons are very good value for the money. I wish that x79 based stuff was cheaper because of the new instruction sets.
Love the video...(love the background music as well, really fits!). And even though now I have a "modern" Ryzen 7 based system, I do enjoy your X58 builds, and I learn a little something each time. BTW Brian, I have a DX58 motherboard, Xeon W3690 CPU, and 2 Gigsaw GBddr3 that I've been trying to sell via ebay for a decent price...but no "bites" yet! Everything works perfectly. Let me know if you're interested...I would perhaps have to see what the shipping is to Australia, but who knows (I'm in the U.S.). Love the videos man!
i second this. X58 has stayed relevant because of games using more cores and threads now. You can get even more on X79, so I think it'll become more relevant as time goes on.
Just wanted to let you know you inspired me to build a budget pc. I actually built a similar system with that same motherboard off someone from Facebook marketplace about a year ago for $20 usd. It came with an i7 930, antec aio, basic thermaltake 430w psu, and was in a beat up thermaltake armor case. I put in 8gb ram I bought for $20, an EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX+ I bought for $5, and a 128 gb Kingston SSD I already had laying around. So for about $50 USD I ended up with a decent 10 year old pc. I built it with the intent to play older games like portal and half-life. Works pretty nice for what it is.
Sounds like you got a pretty solid deal out of that for your use-case. You could play newer games with a GPU upgrade (if you're into them). Last time I checked, GTX 660's could be had for like $37. Right now, there's an OEM RX 550 that's selling on eBay for about $45. I also understand not everyone plays newer games. Many new games are hot street trash anyway.
I considered getting a better cpu and gpu for that pc but I ended up saving for a newer and more capable pc. The new pc I just built has a ryzen 7 2700x and Sapphire rx 580 8gb. I built it cause I wanted to play VR and newer games at higher settings. My new build cost me under $900 including an oculus rift cv1. Some parts I bought used but I wanted more new ones which I waited until Black Friday to purchase. Oh and it has lots of RGB (cause why not)
I recently retired my X58A-UD3R + X5675 @ 4.4GHz, 24GB RAM (3 x 8GB in tri-channel mode) that I built from ewaste / cheap second hand parts. I found the Xeon compatibility by chance and found the cult X58 following. It was a lot of fun.
My favourite platform!!!X58!!and best opinion for cpu is so close i7 980X on 2010 1000dollars cpu!!!! so you can buy i7 920 D0 with good OC potential like 15-20dollars :D my favourite mobo on X58 is Gigabyte X58A-OC
and you also risking, that 10 year old mobo stops working, unless you buy new one, which is almost imposible to get. Then, you basicaly lost all money you spared in comparsion to ryzen 5 2600x, because you have to buy new computer and you weren't protected by warranty. Not to mention, the longer you are going on that old build, the more dollars you pay for electricity bill, that in final step lessering gap between new ryzen 5 build. And if you decide to use it longterm, the chance, that motherboard will break on highly overclocked system only rising, these motherboards will fall one by one, after like they reach 12-15 years, while new ryzen 5 2600 build would go 5 years almost sure, and then, AM4 can be even expanded with new generations of ryzen, while mobo will hold with good chance even after 5 years. You can hazard with your money, but some people will pay a lot of price, for risking this way with 10-12 year old X58 motherboards.
Turns out Gigabyte released the board in your video as a budget x58 option. Fits your specially perfect. It's the Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R. If anyone is interested ☺️. Another great vid. Brian.
i love your channel and wish you the best for the new year 😘. you do so much content for the good old x58 chipset 👍. my system consists almost entirely of ebay parts. best regards from Germany and please keep up making good videos ✌
ive been rocking with an x5675 for almost a year now, wish it was paired with a better motherboard since my mobo only goes up to 23x cpu multiplier, I can only go upto 4.3ghz with safe temps at 1.4v. Once again jealous of the deals you keep on getting. Thanks for the video, hopefully more x58 content
Man I enjoy your videos I have a near similar setup that I been playing game on for the last three years. I ordered parts to build a new ryzen system but now I'm second guessing letting my old x58 monster go. I found a cool 4ghz overclock on my 5675 despite still using a dated graphics card it will play some games at 4k not very many lol... Thanks for the work you do, I've found my self now saying "give it some tech yes lovin" whenever I'm repairing something.
Great build. Nice answer to a question at the end, too. Can't recommend this build set up for anyone in the UK. Power consumption is far too high, so kudos to mentioning that Bryan, as well as the credible alternative. Good job all round on this. Computer looks great and performs fine.
That x58 board is rock solid, I have the same Gigabyte mobo , its coupled with a Xeon W3670 6 core over clocked at 4.30 ghz. no voltage increase. I'm using Corsair XMS3 1600 7-7-7 triple ram kit, 6 gb. I build this system 6 years ago, not really for gaming, I just like my computer to be fast. It's also used for a little bit of 1080pi video editing. I like the older looking gaming rigs myself, big case, big heatsink , big fans , Antec 900
The yes man did it again! But seriously dude, I've had people send me links to your x58 videos as an excuse for really high prices! Keep going! Are you doing anything for 500k subs?
Still playing modern games on my Asus P6X58D-E, i7-950 with a steady 4.2GHz OC, and GTX1070, with similar FPS seen in the video. Awesome motherboard with 16+2 Phase, makes most modern motherboards seem like a downgrade! xD
I use an x58 system. You probably seen my comments on my love for the architecture and the xeons in general and just how easy it is to make an amazing budget computer with them, people normally scoff older stuff, but when you have a 4.3 ghz overclock while keeping decent temps is just awesome.
Recently updated my x58 Asus P6t SE with l7 920 to a xeon 5675 and OC it to 4.2gz no problem runs everything great and I have a radeon 480x so that's 11 years and still working great!
Just bought a Asus Sabertooth X58 motherboard w. 12 gigs of ram and an unknown i7 locally, and a Xeon 5675 is underway from Ebay. Looking forward to the build. This video is just perfect timing for me.
Although We live in the bay area (CA) which is the tech hub but dude you are very lucky in gettings parts that cheap in AUS as the 980 ti goes for 200$ and sometimes 250$ and its not coming down. Love your videos
x58 is still kicking. Just built a 200$ pc with this specs: x5670, x58 motherboard (unbranded motherboard from china but works no overclocking tho), 850 watt psu used, 16gb 1333mhz ecc ram (8gb x2), 120gb ssd, 500gb hdd, rx580 4gb used. It can run all games at 1080p medium to ultra mixed settings even at 4K with at least 30 to 60 fps. This is the best budget build pc
Nice video man. Because of you I use the x5675 with gtx1070 after my 2600k motherboard died, until I get the new ryzen. I also have the case open it just looks better with the red led gravis card 😉😂
My main box after I retired my ancient AMD 1090t was a 1366 with a I7980. That thing even being 5 years out of date was so much faster at encoding video compared to the amd that I never looked back. My buddy builds systems and office networks and repairs for a living and he got the chip for 100 bucks from his supplier for 100 bucks because it was old and never got sold. He later gave it to me for helping him with his house and scrapping leftover pc's he took in on trade. We save everything usable and recycle the rest. It had 16 gig of ram and I later added a gtx 1070 gtx 8 gig to bring it completely up to speed for cheap. I use it as my windows 7 video capture box on win7 64 and a cable card 3 tuner card. My 10 box got upgraded to a 2011 with a 4960x i7 and 32 gig from the same friend a few years later when he got some better boxes in trade he sold a while back. It's about 25 percent faster than the other box and the board is more up to date and supports usb3 and lots of sata ports. Either setup would be a great budget game box or video encoding box. I upgraded that box from the quad core i73820 that was slightly slower than the old 980 for reasonably cheap with a included top end Asus board that had minor issues but now works stable.
I am an X58 guy. I've had mine for over 10 years. I think it's a good build because that graphics card doesn't get bottled neck by pci2.0. Keep up the good work! Look forward to more X58 content! Also is it worth it to repair a X58 MB? I have one that died but the caps look ok still.
Recently sold off one of those Gigabyte UDR X58 motherboards, and they overclock like a champ... much better than the ASUS Rampage Gene II I still have if I'm honest.
2) 64gb of ECC DDR3 RAM is now $60 on eBay. A 12-core Xeon can be had for $195. While it may not perform quite as well as a Ryzen 9 3900x, you can build an X79 12-core system for half the price. Don't worry so much about the lower IPC on the older chips...what games care about more when it comes to SMOOTHNESS is having the *right* number of cores and threads. I think my next system is going to be an X79 Xeon. Games are becoming more and more able to use higher-core-count CPUs...Tech Deals has reported a few games now using 8 real cores, and Brian didn't you say CSGO can use up to 28 cores (don't remember if you said cores or threads)? I do agree with Tech Deals (to an extent) that in the near future, we're probably going to blow through higher and higher core counts pretty quickly as coding parallelization becomes more common.
Two comments for me mates. 1) At some point this year, I built myself an X58 Xeon X5675 with a GTX 1660 TI and 24gb of RAM in triple channel. I haven't been able to overclock it at all (I've updated the BIOS, so I think it's something wrong with the BIOS chip itself), but it hasn't even mattered.... At stock speeds, in CPU-bound scenarios this system out-performs my previous build which had a Ryzen 7 1700 OC'd to 3.8ghz (lost the silicon lottery there) and 16gb of DDR4 2666mhz OC'd to 2933mhz. FPS in GTA V went from 45fps (worst areas)/100fps (best areas) to 55fps (worst areas)/ 150fps (best areas). Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2017) also so an uptick in performance, going from 75fps (worst areas)/ 110fps (best areas) to 80fps (worst areas)/ 150-190fps (best areas) on the Xeon. I don't remember if I tested Rise of the Tomb Raider on my Ryzen system, but on the Xeon system, it gets about 45fps (worst areas) to 115fps (best areas). Also, when the Modern Warfare Beta came out (I didn't buy the game afterwards), my X5675 was getting between 75fps and 115fps...which is almost exactly (maybe barely higher) than I saw other people on RUclips running with their new Ryzen CPUs. There's a trend here. People will tout Cinebench scores allllllll day long on new Ryzen CPUs, because synthetic tests show it having better performance, but at the end of the day what matters to me is how well it ACTUALLY games (I don't use my PC for anything else). Even with the theoretical lower IPC, my 'old' Xeon still outperforms many newer systems. This has got to be due to developers focusing on programming for Intel CPU architecture for so long. This may change overtime as Ryzen is taking the lead now, but currently it's how things are.
Hi Brian. Love the channel and the content you provide. What brushes are you using when cleaning the dust off the Mobos? The ones you are using in conjunction with the brake cleaner. Cheers!
Still have my X58, with an i7 970, three matched sticks of DDR3, and a Gigabyte Aorus 1070 Ti. Got it running these days with an NVMe drive going through the second PCIe x16 slot thanks to an adapter card and some tricks to get it to boot. Not my daily driver anymore, but still lightning fast!
I sold my ASUS X58 XEON 5690 running at 4.1Ghz with 48 GB DDR3 1600 for $425 and bought a ASUS X99 XEON 12 core 12 thread DDR4 system. Both are great machines!
Don't feel bad.. consider yourself helping to save the planet by using less energy! And with that said now I'm free to OC my 980ti just a tad bit more! Thanks! 😉
I'm still using my GA-X58-UD3R (R2) motherboard from 2010 with a Xeon and it's doing well, but that motherboard has issues with USB3 and SATA so I recommend at least getting a SATA expansion for it if anyone wants to build using one. The on board SATA is very slow. I'm also using a Samsung 950 PRO NVME in one of the PCIE slots as the boot disk.
This is a glorious build dedicated, do to the 400k, to the legendary Xeon x58! I wouldn't go over the 1060 6gb with that Cpu tho, mostly because of the power consumption/cost of the power supply...
I run a 1660 TI with my X5675. Haven't measured the draw from the wall, but it's a good combo. Power draw of the 1660 TI should be about the same as the 1060 6gb, though I haven't verified the numbers.
I just brought a 1620V2, 16GB of DDR3, 500GB HDD, 685W PSU a Rx 580 all for 300 bucks, I brought a Dell T3610 (139USD) and a XFX RX 580 8GB Black Edition (113USD), just wanted to share it with you since its great value per money
I just built a testbench using a cheap Chinese 2011 board and an 6C/12T E5-1650 V2. It works awesome. CPU/MOBO cost me $120 CB R20 score just shy of 2K. Not too shabby.
Screw Greg Salazar. I'm aware this is going to be an unpopular opinion, but at least read it. His content is fine, it's him as a person I take issue with (which is weird, it's usually the other way around with anyone else). I've never once attacked him, yet every time I've posted a comment on one of his videos, his jumped my ass to try and fight with me about it. It's such a weird thing to see a RUclipsr do. Also, if you attend his Q&A streams, you may notice if someone asks a question he's done a video on, he WILL NOT answer the question. He'll say "go watch the video I did on it" instead of taking two seconds to say "yes" or "no" to anyone. Every other tech tuber will at least give you a really quick tl;dr answer and then say something like "if you want more info, you can go watch the video I did on it" which to me is WAY more respectful to their viewers. I mean, they took the time to show up to his stream and interact with it, and he won't take the time to throw them a quick answer. tl;dr Greg is disrespectful to his viewers.
I got the x5670 2 years ago on eBay for $50 and put it in the Asus P6T Deluxe to replace my ancient i7 920. Running it at 4Ghz with no issues. Only downside to it is the power draw, which I imagine is substantial compared to something like the 3700x. Scared to even check what the exact difference is.
Wanted to build R5 3600 recently to give my Rampage II gene + X5650@4,1GHZ a sell, but potential delivery wise, not sure if that is a step that high. Using machine for gaming, Graphics and DAW and still, it seems i like too much. No idea how much better would be video encoding if I would swithch to video making... I will probably sell Ryzen CPU after arrival or build a system on it and selling that to someone. X58 is quite a character platform and especially my little Gene II. So cool due size and no need of big case.
Those old Xeon are impressive. I wish I could find an i7-4790k or 4770k on the used market for my rig. But the prices are insane. The Xeons that would work with my Z97 Gigabyte board are also really expensive.
My Rampage II Extreme with a temporary placeholder i7 920 until i buy some 980X/990X/W3670/W3680/W3690/X5575/X5580/X5590 has just arrived to enforce my small collection of ASUS P5K3 Deluxe and ASUS P5Q3 Deluxe - i use this one daily with an X5470 overclocked to 4.4GHz and 16GB RAM, 860EVO SSDs, Corsair 220T case, Corsair RM650 2019 inaudible gold power supply with very low ripple and good voltage regulation, MSI Gaming 1660Ti :D, Intel 8265Wifi Card - best one that has drivers for Windows 7, USB 3.0 card to front panel.
Well I'm not gonna lie, X58 Xeons are still alive and kicking. I've built 3 systems already with them. The value is hard to beat, especially if you're using 1080p.
I really enjoyed this system, been running it since 2009, first with an i7-920 and then later with an x5670. I was satisfied with the performance, until Flight Simulator 2020 dropped. :(
XEON! Just when you think X58 has been given up on... :D
Yo! Been watching your channel too bro. I love your LGA 2011 contents.
Ali Abbas I agree. This is a great platform still. (:
There ist no way that Brian gives up on Zeeeeeooon 6core 12thread Phil 😉
my main rig is still a asus p6t/ws revolution with a xeon e5645 oc to 4.0 ghz 24 gb of ram ssd boot drive and a gtx 1660ti it plays anything i ask it to and runs very well
Crossover!
this guy single handedly inflated the price of X58
maybe I should pull the old beast out of storage and make a few dollars
@@GrunkaLunka I reckon if techyescity, and other tech channels make a few more X58 vids, the prices will inflate. Just over a year ago, this guy pumped the x58 craze all by himself. Prices has came down since.
I did do a bit of buying and selling x58 CPUs from AliExp to local market. Was fun while it lasted XD.
What I noticed was, x5600 CPUs were more popular cuz they were used in this channel. The W3600 CPUs though faster, weren't as popular
You can find some neglected pc with a x58 and some parts for pretty cheap if the Seller doesn't know what they have, because it's so old, you can bring down the price even lower.
@@mouaxiong8618 yea, it depends on the demand of your local market as well, back when it was released, and now.
For me desktops are quite niche in my area, so people with these stuff knows their stuff. So then the best bet for me is to supply CPU upgrades (shipped from AliExp) instead of flipping the PC
@@jyuan1999 The W sku is much more expensive, though...
This thing is looking poncho moncho
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2:02 you thought we wouldn't notice the 5500XT back there, did you?
I legit messed that one up, blurring it out now, but not too long til all the results are out :p.
@@techyescity pss dm me the results of benchmarking ; )
Nice catch
Casual tech yes NDA blur, nice
the blurr is not working, its still in some shots, just focussed enough to read 5500xt lol @4:30 @6:03
Love the channel. About a year ago I found an entire rig like this in the bin at work, which is odd seeing how its a welding/fab shop. Sniper series case. Same mobo, 16g ocz ram(rip) Cleaned it up, threw in a x5660. It had a gtx 480. Replaced that with a rx580. I also tossed in a boot ssd. awesome that x58 still holds its own for the money.
i got t3500 for 80 bucks bought extra 8gb for 27 and rx560 for 105 xeon upgrade to w3570 6 core 3.2 for 30
rungs 1080p gaming great. love using old stuff.
Seriously, he's going mad, the latest 10 videos or so he's going fully insane xD, but I love it! Specially those intro sketches.
Great build Bryan.
I've got a similar system going out for Christmas too.
Long live X58!
Cheers, Mon from Brisbane
Everyone: x58 is obsolete
Tech Yes City: Still offers really good performance in 2019
I'm X58 lover too here... still rocking X58 in 2020 with Xeon W3690 at 4.4Ghz, 48Gb ram and GTX 1070 Ti... rock solid on my LG 29 Ultra Wide 1440p monitor... i been fan of your channel since you still in japan... Keep up the good work... bai~~~
Still running on my x58 xeon x5675 (bought thanks to some of your videos). Totally worth it. Motherboard that I'm using it Msi x58 pro-e. You can't go wrong with X58.
Cheers, Bryan.
Also running an X5675 thanks to TYC. Cheers!
8:27 I'm Swedish and I have never heard that in my entire life lol
olle melen jag med hahaa
samma här! LöL
Probably a swedish chef joke.
🤣🤣🤣
@Keretizein x Nah bro! (nissen är tillbake)
I like how those x58 Xeons are still going strong here in 2019. I have 2x 5675 x58 rig with 24GB of RAM and a 1660 (bought it before the Super was released/announced) despite it lacking the latest instruction sets these 6 core xeons are very good value for the money. I wish that x79 based stuff was cheaper because of the new instruction sets.
Fender178 I just sold exactly what you have except with 12gb of ram for $850aud
What mono are you using to run dual 5675s and can you overclock them to 4.4-4.5 ghz?
@@MysterSigh
It's an OEM Dell machine so I can't OC it. It's A Precision t5500 desktop.
What ram did you use?
Love the video...(love the background music as well, really fits!). And even though now I have a "modern" Ryzen 7 based system, I do enjoy your X58 builds, and I learn a little something each time. BTW Brian, I have a DX58 motherboard, Xeon W3690 CPU, and 2 Gigsaw GBddr3 that I've been trying to sell via ebay for a decent price...but no "bites" yet! Everything works perfectly. Let me know if you're interested...I would perhaps have to see what the shipping is to Australia, but who knows (I'm in the U.S.). Love the videos man!
I always like the video first and then watch it as I know the content will always be good 👍🏼 X58/X5675 ftw
felicitaciones por los 400k subs. that's spanish for : congrats for the 400k subs.
keep up with the good content man, greetings from colombia
Yay More x58 videos!!! These are what I love about this channel. Can we get some more x79 content too???
i second this. X58 has stayed relevant because of games using more cores and threads now. You can get even more on X79, so I think it'll become more relevant as time goes on.
Just wanted to let you know you inspired me to build a budget pc.
I actually built a similar system with that same motherboard off someone from Facebook marketplace about a year ago for $20 usd. It came with an i7 930, antec aio, basic thermaltake 430w psu, and was in a beat up thermaltake armor case. I put in 8gb ram I bought for $20, an EVGA GeForce 9800 GTX+ I bought for $5, and a 128 gb Kingston SSD I already had laying around.
So for about $50 USD I ended up with a decent 10 year old pc. I built it with the intent to play older games like portal and half-life. Works pretty nice for what it is.
Sounds like you got a pretty solid deal out of that for your use-case. You could play newer games with a GPU upgrade (if you're into them). Last time I checked, GTX 660's could be had for like $37. Right now, there's an OEM RX 550 that's selling on eBay for about $45.
I also understand not everyone plays newer games. Many new games are hot street trash anyway.
I considered getting a better cpu and gpu for that pc but I ended up saving for a newer and more capable pc. The new pc I just built has a ryzen 7 2700x and Sapphire rx 580 8gb. I built it cause I wanted to play VR and newer games at higher settings. My new build cost me under $900 including an oculus rift cv1. Some parts I bought used but I wanted more new ones which I waited until Black Friday to purchase. Oh and it has lots of RGB (cause why not)
Cool, always like the X58 content. Still my favourite plattform to date...
5500xt shown in the background. Slick.
No day is complete without watching a Tech YES Video
My man Bryan teasing us with the new AMD 5500XT in the background at 6:41.
I recently retired my X58A-UD3R + X5675 @ 4.4GHz, 24GB RAM (3 x 8GB in tri-channel mode) that I built from ewaste / cheap second hand parts. I found the Xeon compatibility by chance and found the cult X58 following. It was a lot of fun.
My favourite platform!!!X58!!and best opinion for cpu is so close i7 980X on 2010 1000dollars cpu!!!! so you can buy i7 920 D0 with good OC potential like 15-20dollars :D my favourite mobo on X58 is Gigabyte X58A-OC
and you also risking, that 10 year old mobo stops working, unless you buy new one, which is almost imposible to get.
Then, you basicaly lost all money you spared in comparsion to ryzen 5 2600x, because you have to buy new computer and you weren't protected by warranty.
Not to mention, the longer you are going on that old build, the more dollars you pay for electricity bill, that in final step lessering gap between new ryzen 5 build. And if you decide to use it longterm, the chance, that motherboard will break on highly overclocked system only rising, these motherboards will fall one by one, after like they reach 12-15 years, while new ryzen 5 2600 build would go 5 years almost sure, and then, AM4 can be even expanded with new generations of ryzen, while mobo will hold with good chance even after 5 years. You can hazard with your money, but some people will pay a lot of price, for risking this way with 10-12 year old X58 motherboards.
Turns out Gigabyte released the board in your video as a budget x58 option. Fits your specially perfect. It's the Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R. If anyone is interested ☺️. Another great vid. Brian.
X58 always brings back some good memories 😍 ...like DDR3 😂 Awesome build for the money! 👍
I wish x79 was cheap already. There are some awesome CPUs in that platform.
i love your channel and wish you the best for the new year 😘. you do so much content for the good old x58 chipset 👍. my system consists almost entirely of ebay parts. best regards from Germany and please keep up making good videos ✌
ive been rocking with an x5675 for almost a year now, wish it was paired with a better motherboard since my mobo only goes up to 23x cpu multiplier, I can only go upto 4.3ghz with safe temps at 1.4v. Once again jealous of the deals you keep on getting. Thanks for the video, hopefully more x58 content
Gratz on 400k. I've been here since 2015 and i must say that if it wasnt for you i wouldnt love pc's as i do now. Best of luck for the Future
Happy 400 000 Subscribers!
Man I enjoy your videos I have a near similar setup that I been playing game on for the last three years. I ordered parts to build a new ryzen system but now I'm second guessing letting my old x58 monster go. I found a cool 4ghz overclock on my 5675 despite still using a dated graphics card it will play some games at 4k not very many lol... Thanks for the work you do, I've found my self now saying "give it some tech yes lovin" whenever I'm repairing something.
Just found this channel today, this is probably the best build video I’ve ever seen
Welcome to Tech YES City. He has many videos of builds like this one. Go check out the playlists!
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Great build. Nice answer to a question at the end, too.
Can't recommend this build set up for anyone in the UK. Power consumption is far too high, so kudos to mentioning that Bryan, as well as the credible alternative.
Good job all round on this. Computer looks great and performs fine.
X58 gang.
I am late today. Didnt get notification.
@@MarcoGPUtuber X5675, represent.
just scored my first msi x58 board, came with i7 960 and 12gb of 1333 for 80 bucks
@@tortuga7160 noice. Thats a good deal. I ended up getting a hp z400 with a w3680 and with a 1060.
This is like a love letter for the old dog
Me talking to my cat
An intellectual : talk to their pc
This reminded of last night's Rick n Morty episode. lol
What if the car talks to the PC?
Congrats on 400K!!! You deserve every sub you get! Great channel and awesome vids!!
Thanks,Brian, gonna get my X58 this week,if all goes well.
Great video bro, thanks for all your content. I'm originally from Alaska, and a die hard fan, watch everything, keep up the great content
XEON nuff said bud wicked build .Price performance to die for
Really nice build. This is the reason why I love building my own pcs 'heroes'
Keep up the good work mate. Great video as always :-) Loving the humour you have added to your videos.
That x58 board is rock solid, I have the same Gigabyte mobo , its coupled with a Xeon W3670 6 core over clocked at 4.30 ghz. no voltage increase.
I'm using Corsair XMS3 1600 7-7-7 triple ram kit, 6 gb. I build this system 6 years ago, not really for gaming, I just like my computer to be
fast. It's also used for a little bit of 1080pi video editing. I like the older looking gaming rigs myself, big case, big heatsink , big fans , Antec 900
Man bryan im really feelin your music selection lately
The yes man did it again! But seriously dude, I've had people send me links to your x58 videos as an excuse for really high prices! Keep going! Are you doing anything for 500k subs?
Still playing modern games on my Asus P6X58D-E, i7-950 with a steady 4.2GHz OC, and GTX1070, with similar FPS seen in the video. Awesome motherboard with 16+2 Phase, makes most modern motherboards seem like a downgrade! xD
that cpu is a massive bottleneck with a gtx 1070
Loving the x58!!!!! More of this please
I use an x58 system. You probably seen my comments on my love for the architecture and the xeons in general and just how easy it is to make an amazing budget computer with them, people normally scoff older stuff, but when you have a 4.3 ghz overclock while keeping decent temps is just awesome.
Those good x58 boards are hard to come by for most folk.
It is very refreshing to see PC builds WITHOUT the PC looking like Las Vegas at 3am. I don't even mind the ketchup and mustard look.
I find the older looking parts kind of nostalgic, myself.
Congrats on the 400k subs dude :)
very well done bro, I`ve built something similar recently for a friend with a x58 i7 930 and a rx 570 it runs anything sweetly.
Recently updated my x58 Asus P6t SE with l7 920 to a xeon 5675 and OC it to 4.2gz no problem runs everything great and I have a radeon 480x so that's 11 years and still working great!
Just bought a Asus Sabertooth X58 motherboard w. 12 gigs of ram and an unknown i7 locally, and a Xeon 5675 is underway from Ebay. Looking forward to the build. This video is just perfect timing for me.
Love your passion for old hardware, refreshing in a consume consume consume society :)
Although We live in the bay area (CA) which is the tech hub but dude you are very lucky in gettings parts that cheap in AUS as the 980 ti goes for 200$ and sometimes 250$ and its not coming down. Love your videos
That's EXACTLY mine MB, nice personally I'm running X5660 at 4350Mhz and all working good ! :D.
x58 is still kicking. Just built a 200$ pc with this specs: x5670, x58 motherboard (unbranded motherboard from china but works no overclocking tho), 850 watt psu used, 16gb 1333mhz ecc ram (8gb x2), 120gb ssd, 500gb hdd, rx580 4gb used. It can run all games at 1080p medium to ultra mixed settings even at 4K with at least 30 to 60 fps. This is the best budget build pc
Your pc building time lapse is kinda satisfying ^^
Great little build. Love the x58 as well. I’ll be buying a couple of those Win10 keys as well. Just as a precaution :-)
Nice video man. Because of you I use the x5675 with gtx1070 after my 2600k motherboard died, until I get the new ryzen. I also have the case open it just looks better with the red led gravis card 😉😂
My main box after I retired my ancient AMD 1090t was a 1366 with a I7980. That thing even being 5 years out of date was so much faster at encoding video compared to the amd that I never looked back. My buddy builds systems and office networks and repairs for a living and he got the chip for 100 bucks from his supplier for 100 bucks because it was old and never got sold. He later gave it to me for helping him with his house and scrapping leftover pc's he took in on trade. We save everything usable and recycle the rest. It had 16 gig of ram and I later added a gtx 1070 gtx 8 gig to bring it completely up to speed for cheap. I use it as my windows 7 video capture box on win7 64 and a cable card 3 tuner card. My 10 box got upgraded to a 2011 with a 4960x i7 and 32 gig from the same friend a few years later when he got some better boxes in trade he sold a while back. It's about 25 percent faster than the other box and the board is more up to date and supports usb3 and lots of sata ports. Either setup would be a great budget game box or video encoding box. I upgraded that box from the quad core i73820 that was slightly slower than the old 980 for reasonably cheap with a included top end Asus board that had minor issues but now works stable.
I am an X58 guy. I've had mine for over 10 years. I think it's a good build because that graphics card doesn't get bottled neck by pci2.0. Keep up the good work! Look forward to more X58 content! Also is it worth it to repair a X58 MB? I have one that died but the caps look ok still.
Recently sold off one of those Gigabyte UDR X58 motherboards, and they overclock like a champ... much better than the ASUS Rampage Gene II I still have if I'm honest.
Grats on 400K! Keep on hustling man! :D
that is a great board! keep up the good work! quite a bit more power with the 980 ti. that chip is a good bit bigger.
building those x58 and x79 systems with 2020 incoming feels like tuning old muscle cars :)
Couldn't agree more. Ryzen CPUs feel like Nissan 350Z's, and old Xeons feel like 80's and older muscle cars.
Congrats on 400k, your the best
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64gb of ECC DDR3 RAM is now $60 on eBay. A 12-core Xeon can be had for $195. While it may not perform quite as well as a Ryzen 9 3900x, you can build an X79 12-core system for half the price. Don't worry so much about the lower IPC on the older chips...what games care about more when it comes to SMOOTHNESS is having the *right* number of cores and threads.
I think my next system is going to be an X79 Xeon. Games are becoming more and more able to use higher-core-count CPUs...Tech Deals has reported a few games now using 8 real cores, and Brian didn't you say CSGO can use up to 28 cores (don't remember if you said cores or threads)? I do agree with Tech Deals (to an extent) that in the near future, we're probably going to blow through higher and higher core counts pretty quickly as coding parallelization becomes more common.
Two comments for me mates.
1) At some point this year, I built myself an X58 Xeon X5675 with a GTX 1660 TI and 24gb of RAM in triple channel. I haven't been able to overclock it at all (I've updated the BIOS, so I think it's something wrong with the BIOS chip itself), but it hasn't even mattered.... At stock speeds, in CPU-bound scenarios this system out-performs my previous build which had a Ryzen 7 1700 OC'd to 3.8ghz (lost the silicon lottery there) and 16gb of DDR4 2666mhz OC'd to 2933mhz. FPS in GTA V went from 45fps (worst areas)/100fps (best areas) to 55fps (worst areas)/ 150fps (best areas). Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2017) also so an uptick in performance, going from 75fps (worst areas)/ 110fps (best areas) to 80fps (worst areas)/ 150-190fps (best areas) on the Xeon. I don't remember if I tested Rise of the Tomb Raider on my Ryzen system, but on the Xeon system, it gets about 45fps (worst areas) to 115fps (best areas). Also, when the Modern Warfare Beta came out (I didn't buy the game afterwards), my X5675 was getting between 75fps and 115fps...which is almost exactly (maybe barely higher) than I saw other people on RUclips running with their new Ryzen CPUs.
There's a trend here. People will tout Cinebench scores allllllll day long on new Ryzen CPUs, because synthetic tests show it having better performance, but at the end of the day what matters to me is how well it ACTUALLY games (I don't use my PC for anything else). Even with the theoretical lower IPC, my 'old' Xeon still outperforms many newer systems. This has got to be due to developers focusing on programming for Intel CPU architecture for so long. This may change overtime as Ryzen is taking the lead now, but currently it's how things are.
Hi Brian. Love the channel and the content you provide. What brushes are you using when cleaning the dust off the Mobos? The ones you are using in conjunction with the brake cleaner. Cheers!
For those curious, the song at 2:23 is Basixx - Gotta Give Me Some Love
Still have my X58, with an i7 970, three matched sticks of DDR3, and a Gigabyte Aorus 1070 Ti. Got it running these days with an NVMe drive going through the second PCIe x16 slot thanks to an adapter card and some tricks to get it to boot. Not my daily driver anymore, but still lightning fast!
Proud owner of X58. This video melts my heart 🥰
Congrats on 400k subs!
I sold my ASUS X58 XEON 5690 running at 4.1Ghz with 48 GB DDR3 1600 for $425 and bought a ASUS X99 XEON 12 core 12 thread DDR4 system. Both are great machines!
another dope video. Unfurtunately the psu doesnt like that 980ti sucking that much juice
I just bought a 1660S a couple of days ago... feelin slayed pieces right now. :(
Don't feel bad.. consider yourself helping to save the planet by using less energy! And with that said now I'm free to OC my 980ti just a tad bit more! Thanks! 😉
@@fourtwozero lololol
@@fourtwozero keep ocing. My 980 can beat all stock 980 ti.
X58 + 980 Ti = room heater
I'm still using my GA-X58-UD3R (R2) motherboard from 2010 with a Xeon and it's doing well, but that motherboard has issues with USB3 and SATA so I recommend at least getting a SATA expansion for it if anyone wants to build using one. The on board SATA is very slow. I'm also using a Samsung 950 PRO NVME in one of the PCIE slots as the boot disk.
grats on 400k Bryan
That 5500xt looks good at 2:02
If it's priced below a 1650 super , I'll buy it instantly...
So 5500 xt. When does the embargo lift???
My thoughts exactly. 1650 super or 5500( xt)..
@@jeffho1727 dec 12...
YEEEEEEES! THIS IS ALL I'VE BEEN WAITING!
(All caps to make it more intense)
Hi, I got the same board but I can’t update the bios, can you tell me how did you do that?
Congrats Brian!! Your the fucking best man!!
congrats 400K!
THAT SWEET OLD XEON PRICE TO PERFORMANCE!!!!
This is a glorious build dedicated, do to the 400k, to the legendary Xeon x58!
I wouldn't go over the 1060 6gb with that Cpu tho, mostly because of the power consumption/cost of the power supply...
I run a 1660 TI with my X5675. Haven't measured the draw from the wall, but it's a good combo. Power draw of the 1660 TI should be about the same as the 1060 6gb, though I haven't verified the numbers.
That music sounds great 👍....
Case even came with a blu ray drive! what a steal!
PS: you forgot to blur the 5500 XT during the build part mate!
I just brought a 1620V2, 16GB of DDR3, 500GB HDD, 685W PSU a Rx 580 all for 300 bucks, I brought a Dell T3610 (139USD) and a XFX RX 580 8GB Black Edition (113USD), just wanted to share it with you since its great value per money
I just built a testbench using a cheap Chinese 2011 board and an 6C/12T E5-1650 V2. It works awesome. CPU/MOBO cost me $120 CB R20 score just shy of 2K. Not too shabby.
Brian's vids are so addictive - why is this so? Here's my ranking for puter builders on youtube: Brian TechYes >Wendell level1techs >OptimumTech>Paul's hardware>hardware unboxed > large gap > Carey Holzman > gamers nexus> Greg Salazar > hardware canucks > Tech Deals > JayzTwoCents> BitWit > large gap >Linus Tech Tips > Austin Evans > Barnacules Nerdgasm > KristoferYee > TastyPC
Screw Greg Salazar. I'm aware this is going to be an unpopular opinion, but at least read it.
His content is fine, it's him as a person I take issue with (which is weird, it's usually the other way around with anyone else). I've never once attacked him, yet every time I've posted a comment on one of his videos, his jumped my ass to try and fight with me about it. It's such a weird thing to see a RUclipsr do.
Also, if you attend his Q&A streams, you may notice if someone asks a question he's done a video on, he WILL NOT answer the question. He'll say "go watch the video I did on it" instead of taking two seconds to say "yes" or "no" to anyone. Every other tech tuber will at least give you a really quick tl;dr answer and then say something like "if you want more info, you can go watch the video I did on it" which to me is WAY more respectful to their viewers. I mean, they took the time to show up to his stream and interact with it, and he won't take the time to throw them a quick answer.
tl;dr
Greg is disrespectful to his viewers.
I got the x5670 2 years ago on eBay for $50 and put it in the Asus P6T Deluxe to replace my ancient i7 920. Running it at 4Ghz with no issues. Only downside to it is the power draw, which I imagine is substantial compared to something like the 3700x. Scared to even check what the exact difference is.
Wanted to build R5 3600 recently to give my Rampage II gene + X5650@4,1GHZ a sell, but potential delivery wise, not sure if that is a step that high. Using machine for gaming, Graphics and DAW and still, it seems i like too much. No idea how much better would be video encoding if I would swithch to video making... I will probably sell Ryzen CPU after arrival or build a system on it and selling that to someone. X58 is quite a character platform and especially my little Gene II. So cool due size and no need of big case.
Just scored a brand new x58 ud5 in the Box off Letgo, found 2 x5675 and 6 ddr3 1600 from the same guy on CL. Cant wait to fire it up.
Very good build ! Impressive.
Those old Xeon are impressive. I wish I could find an i7-4790k or 4770k on the used market for my rig. But the prices are insane. The Xeons that would work with my Z97 Gigabyte board are also really expensive.
My Rampage II Extreme with a temporary placeholder i7 920 until i buy some 980X/990X/W3670/W3680/W3690/X5575/X5580/X5590 has just arrived to enforce my small collection of ASUS P5K3 Deluxe and ASUS P5Q3 Deluxe - i use this one daily with an X5470 overclocked to 4.4GHz and 16GB RAM, 860EVO SSDs, Corsair 220T case, Corsair RM650 2019 inaudible gold power supply with very low ripple and good voltage regulation, MSI Gaming 1660Ti :D, Intel 8265Wifi Card - best one that has drivers for Windows 7, USB 3.0 card to front panel.
Well I'm not gonna lie, X58 Xeons are still alive and kicking. I've built 3 systems already with them. The value is hard to beat, especially if you're using 1080p.
My immune system will not let me pass over a tech yes city x58 video. Insta-click!
I really enjoyed this system, been running it since 2009, first with an i7-920 and then later with an x5670. I was satisfied with the performance, until Flight Simulator 2020 dropped. :(