hello good people Eber here with Hardware Canucks and today is Radeon
vii on Boxing Day and as you can see there are no signs of Radeon vii in
this setup as you can see they're just components saying wide beside me because
we decided to do something a little bit different or I guess something that
probably makes sense and that is to do a built do a build featuring the Radeon
7 and this all started initially with an idea that we had in mind which
was to set up a triple screen or triple monitor setup and I just wanted to
quickly put together something that can power and drive the three displays three
1080p displays that is and I think by the time you're watching this video that
video might have went live so if you're interested in checking that out link is
right over here but as I was building that system I realized since it just
aesthetically looked amazing so I thought I might as well just share with
you guys because you know it is an all AMD system and it featured the Radeon
vii so let's go over the components and all the other stuff right after this
welcome the entire H series from NZXT we're in the most elegant case lineups
with the premium construction you'll appreciate and the little details like
purple USB ports per fret shroud floor and the iconic cable cover we've got an
ITX option the h200 your standard ATX mid tower to each 500 in the big guns
the H 700 all available with a smart device for RGB illumination and fan
control or the standard variations with a smart interior to complement an easy
assembly the Aged series is Hardware canucks approved and is something for
everyone check it out below alright so let's kick things off with the processor
I chose the Ryzen 5 2600X it is an awesome CPU for the price because you
get six cores 12 threads you can also do a little bit of or clocking with it as
well the 2600 is also a great option if you're looking for an alternative for
the motherboard I chose the MSI B 450 tomahawk and the reason why I chose this
particular boat is because the case of choice which I'll talk about later in
the video matches perfectly with this board and
the grey on grey color scheme it just looks perfect
it's like match made in heaven that's what I want to put it that way but when
you look at the final footage I think you'll probably understand what I mean
talking about so that's the board we're gonna be using to cool the Ryzen
5 2600X I went with the castle 240 RGB from deep coal and the reason why
wouldn't this cooler is because it was lying around the studio and I been
barely haven't touched it at all so I decided to throw this into the build but
interestingly enough the actual CPU block is also great in color and that
happened to match the build as well so everything seemed to be coming together
really well and you know I love the fact that it comes with also it also comes
with RGB lighting so you can you know customize it to the colors you want
although keep in mind that I'm not going to be using I'm not gonna using a lot of
RGB lights in this build I just want to keep it as clean and simple as possible
so that's the way we're gonna do it now in terms of memory I chose team groups
Pro dark 16-gigabyte kit clocked at 3200 Hertz remember Ryzen does perform better
with faster memory speeds so that's one of the reasons why I chose this and the
other is of course the design and just the way how it looks it just matches the
tomahawk board and the case really well it doesn't have any RGB lighting which
is awesome and I don't know it just looks clean and minimalistic I love I
love how these look I wish I had a 64 gigabyte kit that I can throw into my
workstation PC but yeah these kits look awesome and I can't wait to put them in
when we have to storage I had a lot of options to go with in terms of the
primary boot drive but I decided to use this 960 pro and gave me SSD that I
picked up for boxing day for a really good price and you know this also
matches really well with the rest of the color scheme that were going for and of
course you're getting faster we didn't write performance as well but if you're
looking for something that's relatively new the 970 Pro is out in the market as
well or the 970 Evo those are great drives as well and we'll leave links to
all of the components mentioned in this build in the description down below now
for storing my game library I decided to throw in a Western Digital one terabyte
blue caviar hard drive now powering this entire build is be quite straight power
700 watt any plus gold PSU its semi modular and it just is adequate enough
to power the Radeon 7 and the other components now you're probably wondering
there's something missing here in the setup
that's the case and the GPU first and foremost I can't really fit all that
stuff in this small table so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna bring these boxes
I'm just gonna move them so that I can create some space to do my very short
unboxing of they're waiting on seven I get this big box
you know you unbox it like that or you open it up and there it is that's the
way on seven and if you need to know everything about this card we actually
did an explained video so you can actually check that out right over here
we go over all the specs and the architecture and the disappointment in
terms of why we haven't received Nabi yet but yeah if you're interested in
that link right over there well that was a quick unboxing of the Radeon 7's
enjoyed that but moving on to the case of choice for this build it is the
Phanteks P600X and the reason why I chose this is just because of the color
and the build quality and just a way how Phanteks is designed this case first and
foremost are these swiveling sight panels that actually don't require thumb
screws to get access to the interior so they're actually held by magnets which
is pretty awesome and you also have all sorts of acoustic treatment taking place
on the inside as well which is great and you have all sorts of modularity going
on the interior design as well and I just love the color and just the way how
it looks which is definitely something that has been going on me it's certainly
an expensive case for what it is in fact if you're looking for an in-depth review
or in-depth look at the p6 on our next link is right over here Dmitry did a
fantastic job and so yeah there you guys have it so now having looked at all the
components let's put this thing together
guys as you can see the final build looks gorgeous I think the gray aren't
great color scheme turned out to be an absolute success none not only in terms
of component choices but I think just the fact that it nothing really
particularly stands out in this build everything just blends in really well
everything from the memory all the way to the CPU cooler and of course you had
the weighty on seven which is to highlight for this build
I left the LED lighting behind the motherboard and of course lighting on
the Radeon logo to be lit because I think the red and the red really
complements the whole PC it adds just a tiny bit of flare but I did turn off the
lighting on VA i/o cooler so good because it just it just was too much I
just love the fact that it looks very clean and minimalistic I love this bill
to guys it's just really awesome but I cannot get into performance just as a
least right now because there is an NDA of course but we will be doing some
in-depth testing not only with premiere but we'll also be doing you know 1440p
and 4k benchmarks compared to the RTX cards so definitely stay tuned for our
full performance review on the Radeon 7 and if you guys are interested in any
particular test that you want us to run on this new GPU I'd love to know that in
the comments down below and this is going to be you know it's going to be
something that I'll be using in the long term to see how this GP and of course
this whole system just works in particular not just for content creation
because that's something that this GPU is I mean potentially AMD's claiming
that it can help accelerate rendering performance so that's is something that
we'll have to wait and see if it turns out to be true but yeah let me know what
you guys think about this build and of course if you have any suggestions for
alternative components I'd love to know that in the comments as well I'm he bore
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