Glad you liked it!

Great info! thank you for this

it's more popular on smartphones I guess

samsung tab s10 series might be a fit if that fits your budget. Not covered in the video cause the s10 series was not out at the time

yes but not that popular

Great info! thank you for highlighting this. I've updated it, the Asrock x670e taichi is defo a better alternative but a bit more expensive tho

@@ThePcOutlier good one, it even has a post code display instead of simple LED indicators! But IIRC it has double x16 PCIe slot supporting x8+x8 mode, and no other PCIe slots, which means plugging even something as simple as an x1 network card will limit the GPU to x8 - which may still be good for most GPUs in a PCIe 5.0 slot, but still something to keep in mind (especially with the upcoming generations of GPUs likely requiring PCIe 5.0 to run at full capacity)

not from this world 👀 jk, I think they're called kato

Thanks bud! glad you enjoyed it 🙌

solid!! Best to pair with Ryzen 9000/8000/7000 Series

@@ThePcOutlier thanks!

both of these are definitely high-end and solid options, it's just that the Crosshair series is generally more pricier for what it offers so it can end up being an overkill for most. Also, if you look at the ROG Strix boards in this range, you'll find much better options at better prices

ALC4080

man! I feel u, just saw the reviews. Updating the bios might help but no guarantees (caution: don't do it without proper research or an expert)

Your board is a 4 dimmer and pcb is only a 6 layer so not great for memory oc. The vrm isn't great. Hardly anything for a heat sync and the boards power delivery is probably not good from an ocing stand point. It'll power your chip that's probably it.

​@@ThePcOutlierwon't help

@@iDeparture yeap it came with the prebuilt. I plan to change it soon!

@@gamingfromjohnwayne yeah that makes sense

Thank you! glad it was helpful

bruh, what 😂😂

You're correct, it's supposed to be "thirteen seven hundred k". That's on me, thanks for pointing that out!

thank you! just the voice.

Yessir! that's the right way

@@ThePcOutlier That is how I have done it , I mite wait for next gen from intel .

great idea, I second you! expected later this month

​@matthewcalifana488 from what I've seen, which isn't much, the new chips are VERY focused on less power consumption and are likely to be about the same, and in some cases, less powerful, or slower, than their predecessors. This was actually confirmed by Intels own advertisements/ stats.

That's the point! super happy to see feedback like this, thank you!!

@@ThePcOutlier The irony is that, if you keep doing efficient videos like this, you'll run out of possible content too fast. I'm the type of guy who jumps to conclusion too fast and sometimes too critical. The quote from Bane in the Nolan's batman can be useful. "victory has defeated you". Take care!

haha! man that's too real 😅. With the response I'm getting, I gotta lock-in, it will need some deep digging. Love the reference!

appreciate your suggestion, I'll keep note of it!

yes, thats a cool one too. Great suggestion, thank you!

@@ThePcOutlier KeePass works better, so far - PP is too rudimentary, hopefully they keep working on it.

any specific reason you say that my friend? 😐

@@ThePcOutlier Yes, of course i have reasons. It's not really about the content i guess, but the AI voice is just bad and showing a picture from same guy again and again doesn't make it any better. Guess it would be much more watchable without these elements. But well, it might be useful for those who actually have minimal knowledge about what mainboards are doing. Personally i was more looking or hoping for a guide about the latest boards and their pros and cons and eventually some recommendations, tbh, i guess it would be more helpfull in the end. The title sounds much like that, maybe another name would be more suitable. Another point might be that the voice is quite fast and there is more talking than needed, I'd recommend to try to cut it down to a more essential information, i mean it's a guide for people quite new to PC building and i guess it could be easily overwhelming to a lot of them. Well, the overall radiation is quite cold all in all. But you clearly put in some work and the information overall is useful too. So, its just the presentation, that i think lacks a lot of charisma and some simplicity as well.

Thanks for the feedback man! I totally get where you're coming from on the AI voice and presentation stuff. I’ve been thinking about ways to make the experience more engaging, definitely something I’ll look into for future videos

Glad you liked the video! and you're right, these are just typical sizes. The height is almost the same for E-ATX and ATX, the difference is essentially more expansion slots for the E-ATX which makes it generally more squarish and just a bit on the larger side in most cases

Thank you for highlighting! I've updated it but it might require a BIOS update on B650 motherboards to support the 9000 series