Core Cpu Podręcznik Honeywell 6808

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This CPU has an interesting origin. I totally forgot to mention this in the video, but you won't find this model on Intel lists. It's an OEM CPU for DELL, was never released to the general public.

To be honest man you are a breath of fresh air in all these "new super hardware MUST BUY" craze.

Fully agree with your feelings about building on these venerable platforms. If you can buy right, they can offer excellent value for money. Sure, the arrival of Ryzen 3 presents some interesting opportunities, but ti will also put pressure on the prices of these systems in parallel. I can already see that the Chinese HuananZhi's are gradually adjusting to a lower level than 4 months ago.

Love budget minded videos like this. Keep it up!

Fascinating stuff dude. Always been inerested in the 2nd hand Xeon market for bang-for-buck, but the boards were always the sticking point. Having cheap boards available with more consumer creature comforts is a great option!

Great video Phil, I have overlooked this CPU myself because of the low base clock. That said the all core turbo is really good and the performance is great. I will definitely have to get myself one. Thanks for the great content

Great video Phil. That 8 core looks very enticing, might have to pick one up.

That's what I wanted to see... an 8 core 16 thread Xeon. Love my 1680 V2. Was a bargain when you consider I already had an X79 motherboard purchased back in 2013 (Rampage IV Extreme). Those chinese knoc off X79 motherboards are interesting. I wouldn't mind getting one and putting the 3930K in it to see what sort of performance I can get out of it.

Great video bud.

Nice video! I have both a P9x79 pro system (typing this on it now) running an e5 1650 v2 as well as Ryzen 1600 and 2600 systems at home (my PC and kids' ) LGA 2011 can still hang in there for sure. Your testing on these 'new' boards is really informative and these seem even better if you have DDR3 lying around from older builds. Even cheaper if you don't have to go out and buy ram or DDR4 for a newer build. As mentioned by others Ryzen 3000 should create some great buys on 1st gen Ryzen CPUs as well as (hopefully) push the older Xeons down a bit. Just subbed and looking forward to what else you get into.

These old Xeons are good value if you wanna build a budget server as well. Imagine hosting your own game servers on a machine like this

I like these kinds of videos because i am not made of $ either lol but I do love messing with Computers, especially making older hardware run modern games the best they can. Personally I learn more from testing stuff this way because the modern games push the older stuff a lot harder so you can see the potential of the Hardware more (or lack there of sometimes).

I believe the E5-1680 v2 was the last/fastest Xeon with an unlocked multiplier, if you're looking to overclock one of these.

Hello Phil . Do you think those X79 are still relevant in 2020 with Linux?

It's a great CPU, a few years back we got our hands on an faulty x79 motherboard that was still under warranty (we got it replaced 50$ shipping) and bought that CPU for $100 CAD on ebay and built a machine with 4x 1866 8GB HyperX dimms, NVMe hacked the bios and have been using this machine as the daily driver of our computer store. We have multiple RDPs, A VM or two, tones of browser windows open (20-30 easy) office application running (Word, Excel, Outlook) some graphics designe (Photoshop and illustrator), and some light gaming all at the same time (We play games while everything else is still open in the background) without skipping beat.

old HP Z420s are a good cheap base to put together a c602/x79 xeon build. The water coolers HP used for z420s are fantastic units. My e5-2689 tops out in the mid 60s maxing all cores when rendering video.

I think I'll have to try out some of those cheap motherboards. I've been hesitant because they're not really cheap, and of course unsure how they'd hold up. Also if you want any Ryzen 1600x/2600x numbers just let me know. I have an RX 580 as well for balanced testing ;)

In my country the e5-2689 only costs 30$ or less, currently running with a 2620v2 going to upgrade to this CPU soon, I'm hoping the performance will improve since I commonly drop at 60fps with my RX 570 paired with the 2620v2.

Awesome vid, I'm a big fan of these older Xeons. I built a socket 1366 Xeon system last year with an X5675 CPU, overclocked to 4.2GHz. I threw a GTX 1070 in it and it's a very capable gaming PC.

got sent here by the YT algorithm, nice video, I've got a couple of same-gen xeon in my homelab too, one point I'd add to the video is a comparison on just how much current those older server cpus eat up, both at idle and under load compared to newer CPUs. It might be a factor if you consider the total cost of the cpu and it's usage over several years. I'm not sure if the difference would be enough to offset the difference in price but I guess it's worth testing!

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