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Chinese x79 Motherboards... Do they even work???

I'm now on Patreon! Working on putting together projects, merch, rewards and content for Patreon backers. https://patreon.com/CraftComputing?ut... One thing you'll see in each of my videos is a beer on the table or in my hand. In this case, I'm drinking a 2016 Armée Secrète (Belgian Secret Army) from Begian Underground (Silverton, OR). It is a Belgian-Style Golden Strong Ale, and at 9.7%, it is indeed strong. Now, on to the video description. I needed a new workstation in my studio for video editing and VR gaming. I had a GTX 1070 already, and didn't want to throw down the cash on a new Ryzen system, especially with DDR4 memory being so expensive right now. The complete parts list and prices are below: Chinese mATX x79 Motherboard v3.5A - $117 - eBay Intel Xeon E5-2667 6-Core 2.9GHz (3.5GHz Turbo) - $55 nVidia GTX 1070 Founder's Edition - $275 - Purchased used. Find GTX 1070s on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2z9R1p4 4x8GB Samsung DDR3 ECC @1,333MHz - $75 - eBay OWC 60GB 6G SSD - $25 - Purchased used 1TB Western Digital Black - $40 - Purchased used ThermalTake Smart 500W 80+ - $35 - http://amzn.to/2z9ul8G CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Evo - $25 - http://amzn.to/2iQK0nb Swiftech 8-Fan PWM Splitter - $13 - http://amzn.to/2z40Anq 4x AsiaHorse 120MM LED PWM Fans - $39 - http://amzn.to/2xMPtOt CoolerMaster MasterBox Lite 3.1 - $40 - http://amzn.to/2zoTopa Total build cost of $739. Stay tuned to the channel, as I'll be posting full benchmarks from this build, as well as some individual component reviews, with the MasterBox Lite 3.1 at the top of my list. I originally planned on using a Scythe BIG Shuriken 2, purchased new from Amazon, but it was missing the screws to attach the mounting brackets to the cooler. I've contacted Scythe, and they are sending out a replacement set of screws, so you'll be seeing that cooler in this system before too long (possibly with a review). In early benchmarks, the components are performing exactly as they should. As this video mainly focused on the "could you" instead of "should you", I'm leaving the jury out until further benchmarking and long term use are factored in. But the early results are quite good. Upon getting into Windows, I began running checks on the hardware. The RAM is indeed running at 1,333MHz at 9-9-9-24 timings, but only in Dual-Channel mode. I'm unsure if that is due to the memory I purchased (unlikely) or something to do with the board not supporting Quad Channel (much more likely). HWiNFO was unable to determine if ECC was enabled or not. I'll be doing more research on this while running benchmarks. The PCIe slots are v3.0, not v2.0 as I had feared. HWiNFO reported the GTX 1070 at full 16x v3.0 connection. Thanks for watching, let me know what you think in the comments below. Like if you liked it, subscribe if you can.