Little mistake I caught after post, at 4:55 I am sorta repeating myself about the Windows install. My bad, human error... And that's why I'll be replaced by AI 🙂
More and more content will be created by AI, at which point I will make sure to have some AI watch the content for me as I know I am not going to spend time watching that. I think it's fair.
@@TrusteftTech yeah it's becoming real hard to know what's real or fake now. A scientist I listen to apparently got tricked into arguing with somebody on the internet which was just AI arguing with them really well, and even he was like... It's too late. They are already so good.
@@techwandoUS yeah the only way it works is if they have a decent price otherwise you take all the risks and get overcharged as well. I never understood the fishbowl cases like this or the Hyte I dont know if it's just me but when I see walled odd glass with fans behind it I want to break out the stencil and Dremel and make some a breathing patterns 🤣
It's funny you mentioning the background music. I have a friend that purposely would play that (not actually running a benchmark) as a joke when I would go over his house to mess with me. Very low volume, He's one of my parts guys too 😂
Thanks man, yeah I'm going to take on some more " Pro bono" work to keep the content coming. I am nervous about the CES announcements and pricing. You going to watch that?
@@techwandoUS I wish I was going to say I was not going to watch/check on the CES announcements/products. I mean at this point I might as well be looking at a new private jet to buy, just as likely to afford anything lol. But, I love computers since I was a kid* (first programming school back in ~1984), and I just enjoy videos about new (or old) hardware. I just wish they would stop with inserting AI everywhere. I am talking about names/titles. It reminds me 25 years or so ago with "all" products having "Live!" or "XTREME". Pricing as I said it doesn't directly affect me, but I hope there are some good and fair budget solutions.
Thanks man, yeah doing some less super polished stuff. Gotta bunch of work coming, seems to be doing alright. R23 is really good too btw, it will complete faster also.
I used to love the Heaven benchmark. But lately I feel like it is super janky. It just messes up a lot for me. But that was an enjoyable interview between Jay and Steve. Good video as always bro!
Oh absolutely, it's got like stutters that happen in the same place, weird hang ups. I mostly use it as a final kind of: walk away and let it run for hours (kind of thing) valley is a little smoother if you haven't tried that one. Also yeah that interview was fun. It's funny cause Jay is bigger too, but it does show how humble he can actually be. I do like that about him, even though I cringe at some stuff haha.
My 8086k crapped out on me, so I bought a 12600k, along with a MSI Ege WiFi mobo from Amazon for 265. Paired it with my 3090 TI and G Skill Trident Royal 4000 Mt/s ram, that I already had in my Cooler Master Cosmos C700m case. Im happy with it. The 12600k rips.
Yep, the 12600k is a great CPU. Honestly I don't think you need anything more for gaming at this point in time. I got mine for $150 on Amazon. Paired it with an MSI Z790 and it's a great combo.
Yeah I felt it was a pretty good buy, that model alone with the 16GB is $800 or so. Also the pawn shop offered a warranty on it. Appreciate the comment.
Damn, $1,100 is a steal for that PC. I built a 12600k/RTX 4070/32GB/2TB/850watt PC in a King 95 Pro case and it cost me $1,500. I did pay a bit of a premium for an all white build, but that PC crushes mine for $400 cheaper. Nice!!
That's still a solid rig you got there. Yeah, it was definitely a really decent deal. Also yeah white parts are funny like that, I wish the industry would have a universal paint code for white, my Inwin Tou build has so much mixtures of white 😅
@@techwandoUS I suppose its a supply and demand thing?? The white stuff dosent sell as well?? I was surprised to see that white components were more money.
Yeah it's mostly a supply and demand thing. White PC cases/ white builds in general didn't't gain popularity until around 2015. I remember because I looked around for an all white case and only found a 760T from Corsair which has a black interior in 2013 Now it's more popular of course, but they always add a $5 price bump on things like cases, or accessories. What's weird is, on marketplaces my white builds sell better, but when people come to me for all new builds they almost always go with black. It's like 1 out of 5 pick a white case, and maybe one out of 20 try to get all white matching parts. (From a sample of about 600 PCs since 2012)
Thank you, yeah many times the registry bypass checks (which I use to do often) aren't even needed. I have a bunch of different USB sticks with windows 11, some of the newer media creation tools have changed stuff. Right now on the latest tool I have, all I need to do with a non WiFi board is 00BE\BypassNRO. On one with WiFi, if I don't disable WiFi it will see the WiFi pop up and won't show the "I have no Internet button". I found disabling WiFi to be faster than the registry bypass 3 part thing.
@KanoTransformations I see, yeah as mentioned in the video, this PC was purchased by a customer to play games. I doubt he would want to sell the card he just bought. I am just testing the PC for him.
@@techwandoUS ok cool I gotcha. I have a used 7900 GRE Steel Legend I am trying to sell right now. Great Content always enjoy your wheeling and dealing.
Little mistake I caught after post, at 4:55 I am sorta repeating myself about the Windows install. My bad, human error... And that's why I'll be replaced by AI 🙂
More and more content will be created by AI, at which point I will make sure to have some AI watch the content for me as I know I am not going to spend time watching that. I think it's fair.
@@TrusteftTech yeah it's becoming real hard to know what's real or fake now. A scientist I listen to apparently got tricked into arguing with somebody on the internet which was just AI arguing with them really well, and even he was like...
It's too late. They are already so good.
@@techwandoUS It's scary.
Love pawn shop finds sometimes you can find gems with rare parts now and again.
Oh yeah man, pawn shops are great. They are always trying to be on to the next thing.I hope this place doesn't start to overprice their stuff.
@@techwandoUS yeah the only way it works is if they have a decent price otherwise you take all the risks and get overcharged as well.
I never understood the fishbowl cases like this or the Hyte I dont know if it's just me but when I see walled odd glass with fans behind it I want to break out the stencil and Dremel and make some a breathing patterns 🤣
I was just thinking, I could go for a Wando video right about now
Enjoy man!
Nice to see your testing suite of utilities in action. Heaven I still use on every build, the background music can cause some mental stress though.
It's funny you mentioning the background music. I have a friend that purposely would play that (not actually running a benchmark) as a joke when I would go over his house to mess with me. Very low volume, He's one of my parts guys too 😂
Good video man. Nice of you doing this, and also sharing some info to people who I am sure could use it.
Thanks man, yeah I'm going to take on some more " Pro bono" work to keep the content coming. I am nervous about the CES announcements and pricing. You going to watch that?
@@techwandoUS I wish I was going to say I was not going to watch/check on the CES announcements/products. I mean at this point I might as well be looking at a new private jet to buy, just as likely to afford anything lol.
But, I love computers since I was a kid* (first programming school back in ~1984), and I just enjoy videos about new (or old) hardware. I just wish they would stop with inserting AI everywhere. I am talking about names/titles. It reminds me 25 years or so ago with "all" products having "Live!" or "XTREME".
Pricing as I said it doesn't directly affect me, but I hope there are some good and fair budget solutions.
I was hoping for a new Cleetus McFarland video when I logged on, but I saw this video, and I was like hell yeah brother, just as good.
Haha thanks for the support
I saw Cleet has the AWD Nascar truck running good. That guy really has some hot stuff happening.
Thanks for sharing your tool suit. Another great one.
Thank you for always checking out the vids!
guy is on fire with the videos i need to try that passmark for testing i just use cinnebench r24 and heaven for the gpu nice breakdown on your process
Thanks man, yeah doing some less super polished stuff. Gotta bunch of work coming, seems to be doing alright.
R23 is really good too btw, it will complete faster also.
@@techwandoUS yea i was still doing r23 but just made the switch 2 r24 just cause it has the gpu test..even tho i still do heaven lol
@xbuildscustoms 24 is superior in many ways still. Holds the CPUs 99% longer too. Go back and run an R15 run on a modern CPU. It's pretty fun.
I used to love the Heaven benchmark. But lately I feel like it is super janky. It just messes up a lot for me. But that was an enjoyable interview between Jay and Steve. Good video as always bro!
Oh absolutely, it's got like stutters that happen in the same place, weird hang ups. I mostly use it as a final kind of: walk away and let it run for hours (kind of thing) valley is a little smoother if you haven't tried that one.
Also yeah that interview was fun. It's funny cause Jay is bigger too, but it does show how humble he can actually be. I do like that about him, even though I cringe at some stuff haha.
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My 8086k crapped out on me, so I bought a 12600k, along with a MSI Ege WiFi mobo from Amazon for 265.
Paired it with my 3090 TI and G Skill Trident Royal 4000 Mt/s ram, that I already had in my Cooler Master Cosmos C700m case.
Im happy with it. The 12600k rips.
Yeah the 12900K is still very solid.
Yep, the 12600k is a great CPU. Honestly I don't think you need anything more for gaming at this point in time. I got mine for $150 on Amazon. Paired it with an MSI Z790 and it's a great combo.
Super Duper deal! basically a 13700K and the rest for a few hondos after the 4070S.
Yeah I felt it was a pretty good buy, that model alone with the 16GB is $800 or so. Also the pawn shop offered a warranty on it.
Appreciate the comment.
Damn, $1,100 is a steal for that PC. I built a 12600k/RTX 4070/32GB/2TB/850watt PC in a King 95 Pro case and it cost me $1,500. I did pay a bit of a premium for an all white build, but that PC crushes mine for $400 cheaper. Nice!!
That's still a solid rig you got there. Yeah, it was definitely a really decent deal. Also yeah white parts are funny like that, I wish the industry would have a universal paint code for white, my Inwin Tou build has so much mixtures of white 😅
@@techwandoUS I suppose its a supply and demand thing?? The white stuff dosent sell as well?? I was surprised to see that white components were more money.
Yeah it's mostly a supply and demand thing. White PC cases/ white builds in general didn't't gain popularity until around 2015. I remember because I looked around for an all white case and only found a 760T from Corsair which has a black interior in 2013
Now it's more popular of course, but they always add a $5 price bump on things like cases, or accessories.
What's weird is, on marketplaces my white builds sell better, but when people come to me for all new builds they almost always go with black. It's like 1 out of 5 pick a white case, and maybe one out of 20 try to get all white matching parts.
(From a sample of about 600 PCs since 2012)
@@techwandoUS I love the white builds in the fishtank cases. Mine performs as well as it looks, at least in my opinion. I think it looks great.
Seems he got quite a bargain, not sure the CPU cooler temp display was accurate though, according to the numbers in the benchmarks
So I think NZXT had it set to liquid, probably to have less customers calling their phone lines.
Nice video.
Thanks!
SHIFT+F10 and then do the registry bypass checks, then the OOBE NRO. Still works today.
Thank you, yeah many times the registry bypass checks (which I use to do often) aren't even needed. I have a bunch of different USB sticks with windows 11, some of the newer media creation tools have changed stuff.
Right now on the latest tool I have, all I need to do with a non WiFi board is 00BE\BypassNRO.
On one with WiFi, if I don't disable WiFi it will see the WiFi pop up and won't show the "I have no Internet button".
I found disabling WiFi to be faster than the registry bypass 3 part thing.
That is a nice looking machine. just out of my price range
Totally get it
Awesome find! I wonder if the original buyer wasn't able to win a Fortnite tournament so he could buy the PC?
Hahah 😅
I love that, that joke has been sticking
Honestly looks like someone did the nzxt rent a computer thing and sold it to a pawn shop XD
I'm interested in the gpu if you want
What do you mean?
@@techwandoUS Im interested in the GPU if you were going to sell it.
@KanoTransformations I see, yeah as mentioned in the video, this PC was purchased by a customer to play games. I doubt he would want to sell the card he just bought.
I am just testing the PC for him.
@@techwandoUS ok cool I gotcha. I have a used 7900 GRE Steel Legend I am trying to sell right now. Great Content always enjoy your wheeling and dealing.
@KanoTransformations thanks man, not happy with the GRE or just looking for something different?
boot into BIOS and disable wifi!
I'll try this next time. Honestly never even thought of doing it that way. Thank you!
This is the way.