Now, in today's when we're doing something a little bit different this is the first episode off Sunday Tech talk.

Every Sunday I'm gonna be sitting down in front of the camera talking to you guys just about general tech stuff, things of interest, things that hopefully might interest you just because I never really get a chance.

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A lot of the time, I haven't been getting back to you in a timely fashion.

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I'm sorry if I haven't got back to you yet, but I'm pretty much starting again on instagram.

All of the messages I get in, I'll try and get back to you within the same day as quick as I can because, like I said, I think it's important to retain a certain level of communication, especially when the whole point of this channel, when I first set it up, was to help people out with that said, Let's move on.

Okay, so the next order of business and I'd like to talk to you guys about certain do checks.

10 80 what I purchased on this channel a few months ago.

A lot of you have asked me why I've gone back to the Jew ticks 10 70 I use that in tests instead.

Off the 10 80 that I found on Amazon warehouse deal was for out £300.

It was a good deal on even.

So if you found one of that press today, I'd consider it a pretty decent by.

The reason I got rid of it is because, well, simply put, it got too noisy.

It started to really get quite loud under load and as much that helped in terms of running games at higher resolutions.

The noise for May.

I didn't really make it worth.

I could hear the card over the sound of the games, so I thought I'd put it up for sale, see if I get any interest at £350 I got a couple of offers.

I explained that, you know, this will get noisy under load and they were absolutely fine with it.

So what I've done is I put that money to the side.

And if another 10 80 comes up for cheap under £350 or even a totally different option, maybe something a bit newer, maybe something from pain day, then I purchased that instead.

But when I do, don't worry.

You guys will be the first to hear about it.

And I'll have a video on that detail ing the bargain that I may have found.

For now, though, I think the jury takes 10 70 still does a fantastic job of running all of the latest and greatest Triple eight titles at higher or ultra settings with 60 frames per second.

It really is still a pretty decent card, and I think if you've got the budget for it, then I still recommend it in 2019 and I certainly do enjoy mine.

This project here behind me is totally silent, even under load.

It barely makes a noise, which really is quite good.

And I love a bit of silence.

We're not playing my PC games.

Insure The 10 eighties gone.

I sold it because it was too loud.

But I do plan to get another hopefully quieter model or something a little bit different in the very near future, because playing on a bigger screen for me is a must with my poor eyesight and it's only gonna get worse.

You know why?

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This isn't gonna be funny, but okay, so next order of business and I want to talk about Inter.

We did an RG Tech news episode not long ago where we spoke off the 1st 4 gigahertz Pentium.

If you remember back in the day, the painting force and the Pentium D is never quite hit Four gigahertz on this year was gonna be the year that interest E g 56 20 the 1st 4 gigahertz painting with too cause and forth threats.

However, since I mentioned it a couple of months ago, nothing's really come of it.

I think there's one store scan here in the UK that has it out for preorder at about £91.

But other than that, I've seen no other news off.

It was supposed to launch in the second quarter, which will be used for every March between April, May and June.

We're fast approaching the end of June.

In fact, it's the 30th today on Dhe.

Still no word on release.

The Intel side actually says it's been launched, but I'm yet to find it anywhere.

But as soon as I don't have it up for review.

The thing is, though, is the G 56 22 core four threaded Pentium really worth it?

Because, let's face it, with all of the options on the market, we've got the rise in 3000.

Siri's coming very soon.

Purchasing a pension for close to £100 or $100 I'm sure will be doesn't seem to make much sense, especially when you consider the fact that you can pick up her used rise in 5 1600 away even a brand new one for around £120 now, which is gonna offer you much better performance in multitasking on gaming, too.

The rise and options these days the first generation risings and even the second generation rises really do have pretty fantastic pricing in most countries to go along with them.

So I think maybe Intel perhaps miss that little corridor of launch time.

I had, like, a little moment in time to just slip the Pentium in, and I think they missed it.

I think if it comes out now, not many people are gonna buy.

Except for reviewers.

I'm gonna buy one because it be the 1st 4 gigahertz Pentium.

It's something a little bit special to me, but I've always had a thing for Pentiums.

As you guys know, the G 30 to 50 it's still my favorite CBU ever.

But the G 56 20 strikes me as dead on arrival, in my opinion, which is a bit of a shame, but I'll definitely have a review for you guys.

I can't see it making much more difference than a 3.8 gigahertz Pentium that's already out.

But we'll have to see now while we're on the subject off dead on arrival, I'd like to talk about the Ji Tech 16 50 a car that got somewhat slated in reviews with most people concluding that an Rx 5 70 would be the best bet.

I disagree a little bit because I think four systems without a six pin connector, then the genetic 16 50 ist Owen.

Okay, choice is still a little bit too expensive.

But in my review of it, not long ago, that tiny 16 50 that we tested out I mentioned the M s I would do to launch a low profile model.

And that has, since being released a low profile genetic 16 50 is going to allow a lot of people to get into gaming, especially those with OptiPlex.

It's a bit like the low profile Gee takes 10 50 from M.

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I think I tested maybe a year or so ago now, but it means that it can fit in most systems out there.

You won't need to upgrade your ps.

You so on DDE in some of these OptiPlex is that feature I 5 24 100 It's going to be a nice pairing when it comes to running modern games, I think, Yes, I should have launched this closer to the initial really state of the 16 50 but I'm glad it's out there now because it's going to change the way a lot of people use that piece is gonna be very handy for those who want to get into PC gaming, but never really found the right option to do so.

I wanted something a little more powerful than a 10 50.

I'd like to see it for no more than £120 if I'm honest, but I don't think that will be the case next time.

A lot Still about rising the 3000 serious I think a Spanish site of some sort leaked a few benchmarks of the rising five 3600 which will replace the 2600 which of course, replaced 1600.

Now, in terms of the Synovate result, it seems to come between the 1700 X and 2700 X on seats closely to a nice 7 67 100 K when it comes to running games.

Considering this is the more affordable option, that sounds like a pretty decent deal.

But of course, we'll have to wait until it comes out to know for sure, and I don't want to speculate on leaks when you know they're still been no official release yet, but hopefully I'll get my hands on one of our build a PC around the rise of 5 36 100 If that's something you guys want to see, Andre, we'll go from there.

So I think that pretty much does it for stuff that piqued my interest in terms of Teck, leave your comments below regarding any of the things I've mentioned.

Let me know what you think, especially about Intel's four gigahertz Pentium.

There's supposed to be coming out saying, because too May, as I say, it seems like they've missed their little launch window with it.

But who knows?

I'm sure it would still be able to run games pretty well.

Just let me know what you guys think that down below.

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