[MUSIC] Hello, I'm Sang-joo Shin, a peaceful man. Today, what I have prepared is a comparison table of b660 plus b760 board integration quality. Last time, I uploaded the quality comparison of Jet 790, but since I didn't integrate 6905, some people misunderstood why I recommend 790 when there are good things. However, since it's a one-hour long video, you may not watch it in full, so I will give you some points in between. When I compared z60, I chose cost-effective ones among Jet 70. Actually, when you watch it, you should see 690 and b660 together, right? But that might be troublesome for you, so I will combine b660 and 760 to inform you. So, you should press subscribe and like once, right? This time, I will skip explaining how to view the table when watching the video.

Now, refer to the early part of the 790 quality comparison table video. I think users will now discard the d4 and d5 boards. If you are going to recycle the DDR4 memory or buy a new one, it's definitely more advantageous to choose the new one, especially for the d5, the price is always better. Depending on the quality of the board, there are boards that can only be used up to about 12,400, 3,400, or 13,500. Some decent ones can go up to 13,600k or even exceed 600k to 13,700. I will explain this separately, so please listen carefully. Today's topic is a bit complicated. Let's start the video. Once again, please subscribe and like. Starting with the Asus product line, I have made changes in the appearance on the n channel. Previously, I consistently lowered the temperature up to 25 degrees from the TC standard in the appearance of the junction, and wrote down the maximum output value.

But the public comes up. These guys don't have a large radiator or only have a small radiator, so if you use that figure, it's too exaggerated. Most of these drives now have large radiators, and they have good power conversion efficiency and low heat dissipation, so the stated output is almost consistently produced at 25 degrees. They are not like that, so we changed from TC standards to TA standards. TA is the surrounding temperature where the semiconductor is just sitting around, and when managing heat dissipation through air and heat conduction at room temperature around it, it is the output value that withstands it. This is probably more realistic. So it was drastically reduced. Why did we change it? Because in the past, it was just written like this, around 600-900. So, even though these guys have high values, why do you recommend this? Some people say that, of course, most of them are well-matched.

I think there might be misunderstandings because you don't know, so this time, I changed the numbers and put them in, so we need to compare more clearly. The actual output has a difference of about one. So, the Drive Speech is much better. These are just cheap ones. They consume more electricity, emit more heat, take up a lot of space, and don't have many good points. Responsiveness is also a bit low, and in terms of vomiting, anyway, I explained the topic in detail. So, about this product, it means it's good, but the D option is not that great. First of all, talking about the audio, ALC897, as I mentioned before, this one slightly changes the old 887 or 892 chipsets and sells them. The specs are not that good. Of course, even if you put this chipset in, work hard on line separation, there are many good caps, and so on.

It does get slightly better, but the sound quality has a limit of 10, so it's hard to find good products. Like I mentioned last time, what is SNR means the signal-to-noise ratio, which means the higher this ratio is, the lower the noise is. However, these only range from about 90 to 97. So, what about them? The specs are the same as 1220, and the buying and selling are the same. 4080 changes to USB method, just think of it as volume 1 or 2. These ones can even go up to 110 to 120 in output. There's quite a difference here. Since the SNR value is good, these are definitely high-quality ones. Therefore, extra points were given to high-quality ones, and for storage devices, just use as needed, so no points were given here. In terms of convenience devices, there are things like Qurechi.

This is the Endertech, you know, a one-click installation that can be attached without any screws. I explained everything with photos last time, so please refer to that. This is a front C-type. It's quite important because there are many devices without a verified front C-type. If you have this and something like an M.2 heatsink, you will get extra points. It's even better if you have all three at the same time. Even if you only have a front C-type, if you use two Endertech heatsinks, you will get additional points. So, devices with many convenient features are highly rated. If it supports Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, of course, you should give extra points. Also, you should give extra points for larger heatsinks. I think the power supply should be strong and give extra points. Anyway, I've evaluated everything, so if you look, cheaper devices do not have scores exceeding 4 points. Why is that?

If you don't have it, everything will be ruined. Even if it's not the same era, there are people who used 1st generation. Not 2.5th generation, anyway. So, I don't want to recommend up to this point. The Differ Board is too expensive, or the performance is a bit low. However, there is an exception. When it comes to B669 N-K, if it's around this price, it covers about 11,400 to 13,400 won. It's a very cheap price. How much is 13,000 won? So, for those of you who want to use low-grade CPUs, put in DDR4 memory, and use it roughly and cheaply for cost-effectiveness, choose this. But even for beginners, if you have an IC 600 case or a 13600 case, performance will improve. Even a 13,600 normal case won't perform well, so just use it up to that point. Grade 12,400 and 11 don't offer cost-effectiveness, so let's skip them and look here. One unique point can be found here - no, it's Wi-Fi.

붙어 있는데 더 싸네요. 와이파이 없는 애들보다네. 인테그엔 컴퍼니에서 지금 특가 비슷하게 하나 봅니다. 아니면 좀 공격적으로 가격을 만들었나 봅니다. 한 제품을요. 뭘 DDR 5용 b69 n-+y8이요. 이게 지금 20만원 조금 넘더라구요. 21만 정도면 여러분 살 수 있습니다. 근데 보시면은 500a 쓰고 있고요. 이 정도 급되면 뭐다 1,600k 13,600k가 커버가 된다. 13,700승이 좀 버겁고 하여튼 그래서 여러분 i5k 버전에 DDR 5 메모리 받고 좀 가성비계 쓸 수 있습니다. n은 나무랄게 거의 없는데, 딱 하나만 아쉬워요. 사운드가 897 썼다는 거. 보시면은 하나 정도

I think it will be there, but if you go up, the back part is also Wi-Fi, but strangely it's more expensive. I wonder if they don't plan to focus on selling this. The rest of the options are the same. This is not a recommended product, it was ITX 480a, almost 500a class, but even at this level, when the wind gently blows through this power supply, it can cover up to about 600 times, or even if not all the wind goes through, it can cover up to about 100 times. But the sound from here is 120 decibels. As I mentioned earlier, the SNL value ranges from 110 to 120, but below that, this is an amp. By adding it to the amp, you can increase the output a bit more. If you increase the output, the cleaner the sound quality will be, and it is a product that can slightly enhance the subtle details. The rest of the options are similar to the top, but this one also, if you put DDR5 memory in an i5 for cost-effectiveness and go for ITX, it's worth considering.

I think it's okay to consider 300,000 won. Of course, there aren't many ITX users, so I highly recommend it. I won't put in coloring or anything like that. It's a great product, and on top of that, there are creators or maybe Stixs a D4 boards, and then there are more expensive Stixs g or F, but I honestly can't recommend them. Why can't I recommend them? Because there's a z690 Toppo for about 320,000 won. Should we take a look? If you search for z690 Toppo, the price is around 320,000 won. Moreover, it's of the 1100A grade, and what else? It supports CPU overclocking more than z, and Realtek ALC4080. Also, it has two large Endert heat sinks packed in. Will you order up to three of these? There's a board like this, it's pretty, but I won't use this grade unnecessarily. So, it's a bit difficult to park grades like this.

I think those who say they like the Asus logo are interesting, but especially here, the sound is poor and there is no Wi-Fi. I don't understand the price well, it's ambiguous at 300,000 won. You should look at the b660 when configuring two products. When you put in the b6 during the composition, of course, you should use a lower CPU. Again, when you plug in the DDR5 of the persistent 600k, it seems good to look at the tough board. Then, Seongjun, there's nothing good at 700, I looked at the 760, their specs are similar to the above 660, right? But the prices have generally increased. 12, 13, 17, 20, but 16, 16, 22 are difficult. There hasn't been much change in specs here, just RAM, 1GB, and LAN cables, you can use 2.5 more each. There's no increase in sound quality, and no convenience devices either.

There is no Wi-Fi, it just feels like the prices are going up, right? Just put one in and raise it by 40,000 to 50,000 won. So, there's no reason to live in that grade. Just pass, pass, and if you're going to live with 200,000 won, you have to go for Tough for sure. [Laugh] Test it, and there seems to be a good one on top of that. It looks like a drum. Upon careful inspection, first of all, it doesn't seem worth buying the D4 board for 250,000 won. So, even though the power supply has been reinforced, it's hard to recommend the Tough series board with the D4 board. It would be nice if the Tough D5 had some merit, but for now, the D5 is not visible. So, there's nothing to extract. When you search for 760 or a mainboard, how many D5s are there now? Erase this and search, and it turns out there are not many, right? There are only F or i at the end, so that's it. Now, DDR5 is the mainstream. Because of the difference between DDR memory and D5 memory.

The performance of DDR5 is almost the same as DDR4, but in games that can utilize DDR5, the performance increases by 4-5%. Also, the work performance increases by 23%. Even if you don't overclock, in the future, there will be even higher standard memory coming out. Then, the performance gap will widen again. The rear end no longer raises the maximum standard clock, so it's difficult to recommend default. Most motherboards come with default, which is a bit strange. Asus is a bit strange now. It's strange, so recommending f first is a good product, but it's a bit much to buy it for 400,000 won. With that amount of money, you can see options similar to this with z790. So, in the end, I think there is only one recommended product here. Therefore, Asus's recommendation is a new product. It's cost-effective when used cheaply, b669 n-k, and bu n-+ y5. Did I see it wrong? The price is too high.

I want to check it out again for a moment. Is it correct? It's DDR5, right? It's around 500 won. The sales items are not yet clear, maybe around 100 won, and you can buy it. Even on 11th Street or Coupang, it's 110,000 won. When this video goes up, it's likely to be sold out soon. First of all, most of the B660 products are sold out. There's only the Pro AX available, which supports Wi-Fi and has some convenience features. It has 6 layers and has become a 2.5-gigabyte Realtek, so there shouldn't be any LAN issues, and the power supply is also strong. But the problem is with the DDR4 board. If it was DDR5, I would recommend it, but if it's DDR4, don't use something like 13,700 won. It can work, but why would you use a CPU value of how much with DDR4 here? If it's 200,000 won, just use i5 or just go with Tough Wi-Fi Plus. It's ambiguous. If it's ambiguous, then go for a higher CPU.

Is there anything worth using with ddr5 below this? So I've colored it now, but it wasn't actually a product to color. It's a product worth considering when reusing defaults. Just think about it like that. So, if you think there's no Gigabyte b660, then look at Silicon. First of all, how about the 760 ds3h, one of the cheapest products among d5 boards? It's only 180,000 won, so isn't it okay? You keep asking, Why don't you buy this? You should use the Tough Plus with this, right? The options are too limited. It's shocking that it's not a drive spread. It's not 180,000 won, but what about the sound or the number of ports at night? It's not about the options. The reactor is not very big, so it's not like coffee.

It's ambiguous why they made the small size itself, and even put this one and made the size different, I wonder if the table matches. Please show me once in my memory, let's also look at the heat sink together. There are cases where the heat sink is different even if the names are the same. Yes, let's see the heat sink. It looks like this, and D4 looks like this. It's different. The difference is that the D4 has a slightly smaller heat sink. Other than that, is there a big difference? I don't think so. Anyway, these are two products. Except for the fact that the heat sink has become a bit larger, there doesn't seem to be a big difference. Let's move on. The game below, X, had good cost-effectiveness, and it seems like it was used a lot at one time. It's a pity that it's sold out. They used to support DriveSpace for like 160,000 to 170,000 won. They do support DriveSpace, but the price has gone up a bit, and it's a bit difficult to see the rest of the options have greatly improved. It's hard to say when compared to something.

It's all organized in the tough B69, but it also goes into D4, so it's a bit difficult to recommend, making it hard for consumers to recommend. So, let's skip this, and what seems useful is if you want to recycle D4 memory and use a decent CPU, then take a look at this. If you want to see a good CPU, then look at the Prime K above. How about the boundaries? 12,400 to 13,400. Low-power CPUs might have been an issue as mentioned earlier, and it seems that they have more issues due to the high sales volume. If you look at Park Geun-hye or Tomahawk, or Tough, Lenovo often has high-frequency issues in that area. Actually, because there are no products in that price range, it's a bit regrettable to miss this one issue. It doesn't mean that there are no high-frequency issues; depending on luck, there are cases where they occur, and depending on the RAM overclocking value, they can occur.

There are often cases where high frequency noise occurs. I know that, but the price is the only downside. If you are not very sensitive to noise, it is quite cost-effective. The Be Quiet! 720a supports both PCI and M.2, making it easy to remove or install comfortably. It supports M.2 with PCIe Gen 4.0, so when you remove the card, it pops out a bit on top, making it easier to remove. Or you can attach the M.2 SSD without screws with a one-touch mechanism. It supports all standard sizes and even includes a heatsink. It has an excellent power supply unit and a very large heatsink. Other than the Realtek sound, there is nothing to complain about here. When the product was priced at around 230,000 to 240,000 won, it was a good purchase. It might be hard to find due to its quality now, but when the products come in, it could become a hit at around 136,000 won for DDR5. I have also sold a lot of these.

When this is not available now, you can use the Tough Plus that was on top earlier. When you use it, it's a bit better. The lever works better, and the chipset lane is a bit higher than the B Unicorn 760, so you can have more various expansion ports. Actually, it's more attached, and the USB speed is different. Now, the power supply is also excellent, so I think the 760 is good. Even reusing this for D4 is not a bad idea. I think it's not bad to sell it for around 13,400 won with the Mycher 400. So, in combination with this, apart from that, there is nothing else to recommend. The price is too high, so although the performance improves accordingly, even if the power specs rise or even if the heat sink is attached a bit more, it doesn't have a big impact on actual use because it's not much different when you use four M.2s.

No, so I think it's meaningful for the end heat sink to increase. And Wi-Fi or Bluetooth is for those who use it, so it's a bit ambiguous to duplicate investments based on that. If this level is enough, everything will be covered anyway, so there is no need to invest in duplication up to this point. Especially, the young master, like Auros Master, was disappointing in terms of specs as it carries a name. For 300,000 won, the sound of the Holy Spirit is good, all the options are there, right? It's 900, and with this money, I won't even use a top-up. I wish there were more expansion ports and better support. Anyway, it's a bit disappointing. Of course, it's still better than other companies, so it's okay. So, compared to sticks F or crates, it seems like they released it cheaply. Anyway, oh yeah, I'll think about it once the top-up is sold out.

It seems like it's worth it for those who don't do CPU버. So, up to this point, you can just color it. I recommend this to you. It seems reasonable to you guys. I won't recommend the rest, but why is this a different board? I will cancel the recommendation. What is it, d5? Why did you bring a d5 instead of a differ? So, Gigabyte up to this point, then let's see MSI. MSI, first of all, there are not many things left at 669. But these two are so bad that you should pass on them. If you have to choose between the two, it's good to use a fib board. If you prefer a fib board, there is an ender plate and if you want to go for USB 3.0, well, since it's cheap, choose one of these two. This one doesn't have an ender plate, so if you push it up to 11,400 or 13,400, there is a high chance of problems occurring. Don't look at things like this, just put a little more heat sink on it.

Look, burn ten thousand won on one heat sink, which is weird, but you know, running i5 on Cinebench can cover it or not, there is a considerable difference. The standard of Cinebench is whether you can withstand giving high tours when it's really hot. The difference is whether you can withstand it or not. But they don't have a heat sink, so in reality, they can't withstand it under that condition. And what's left now is a Gatling gun. They have really good options. Look, the output is strong, the heat sink is big, and the sound is good. People often ask what's the difference between 1,220 and 12,200. The SNL values ​​differ. The maximum value is 1,220 up to 120, and 12,000 up to 110. There are some other option differences, but there is a functional difference. But there is not a big difference. It falls slightly below 1,220, but still, 897 is compared.

No, anyway, so when you watch it all the way through, it seems fine, but actually, giving this a depo board and buying it like this is a bit awkward. Why is there a tuft on top? Of course, if this is of good quality, we may not be able to say that, but no, honestly, if it's that much money, it's not right for me to wait for the quality again. So, I don't have anything to recommend over b660msi. Well, let's look at 760 then. The specs of 760 are cool, but why are they like this? Why is the price like this? Even a is expensive, why is it like this? This is a bit... well, it's hard to recommend this, so let's skip it. If you're going to use something like this, you might as well just go up there and skip it. Oh, let's see the bazooka first. Wow, the specs were good even here, but they've been enhanced more. Actually, this even covers the eyeline. Do firmware updates with the management engine driver.

You need to update it to stabilize the temperature. You should buy the best quality among the real water coolers. It will cover i7, and it will grow in high-end swing, like LS750 or X-axis. Even if you write it like this, I won't say anything. The problem is that the DDF cannons are currently sold out. Originally, it was sold for about 270,000 won, but it has increased to 320,000 won if you want quality. If you buy it at that price, you're a sucker. You have to wait until the goods come back in stock. You have to wait, and it seems like it will be covered. But actually, not only this one is covered, but the Wild Cover is also covered. Since it is a world cover, rather than being a special case, it is more cost-effective to go with it. The cannons are so popular in the market that when they use cannons, they bring the intermediate level. But these guys keep raising the price. Actually, if you compare this one with that one, there is a huge difference in specs, only one thing makes a difference.

Adding 180a makes a big difference. It's just that one thing that's different, but other people's specs are just the rest of the food. Options or letter devices are all similar. It really comes down to just that one thing that's different. How much more do you pay for that one thing? 30,000 won plus all these things. With a 30,000 won investment, well, you might as well spend an extra 30,000 won and go. I think about that level. Since the usage overlaps, the i7 covers this one and that one, I wouldn't recommend an external wireless. Just one, cheaply. Isn't 30,000 won a small amount of money? It seems better to use it cheaply. And there's an edge. If this wasn't a D4 board, I would have recommended it a lot because the power supply is good. But why is it a happy differ board? It's just a bit disappointing that the sound is not 120. That's a bit disappointing. So, if you really want to build an ITX cheaply, consider it once.

It's worth considering when you know how to do it manually. When things come in, it's worth considering at least once. But there is something called Bak-kyeop-foam Max on top of that. When asked what this is, I haven't finished researching it completely, so I couldn't answer properly at that time. First of all, there is a magazine in the club, so if you are not 13 years old, but in the 12th generation non-K version CPU, overclocking is possible. It's okay if you're stuck in the 13th generation. Overclocking is possible in the 12th generation, and in addition, now two more M.2s are provided, and other than that, it's similar to a piece. There is no big difference. There is a base club over or another heat sink plate, or something like that, and the ones with Max attached also have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support together. That's about it. But how much do you need to carry there?

To be charged 50,000 won or 40,000 won. Anyway, that's correct. It's not necessary to buy a lot manually, 1,400 won, 13,400 won, and then break the 13,400 won overaction. It's a bit difficult to recommend using manual. It can be considered a significant advantage to have it installed before clocking. So, let's move on. Ah, I really struggled with the lack of a favorite. But HDV doesn't cover 11,400 either. You shouldn't use this. HDVP also doesn't cover -400. Don't use it. So, these two are really not recommended. Even though it's the cheapest, you shouldn't use it. Just don't use it. Up to 12,400, 12,500, 13,400, you can probably use it with this. But if you look at it, it's not my opinion, but even if you actually test it, if it doesn't work, of course, with a basic cooler, it seems that it will work if the wind blows. Ah, okay, then I'll use Giguk and use it from 12,400 to 13,400. I'll go up to there.

It's really just about that much. Don't even think about higher CPUs here. It's better not to use it. These days, people often see this Pro RS Pro Ales. Oh, I understand why they include it. First of all, it has a large heat sink. During this period, it may seem a bit cumbersome, but it also supports the Endert backlash plate and the front sheet supports the front C type. It also supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The model with these features costs only 160,000 won. Except for that, the other options are not bad. It has a post-check function, so when there are any defects, it is indicated by LED and you can control the Wi-Fi. It doesn't have Wi-Fi functionality, but the 145,000 won one has a slot, so if you insert something there, it becomes Wi-Fi. Of course, if you're going to use it that way, you should pay 260,000 won.

Using Wi-Fi is good. To be honest, when I write 1,400 or 13,400 or 13,500, I think it's worth considering the keyboard once. In terms of combinations at D4, they will naturally cover even if the wind doesn't blow. So, I think it's okay to change the switches. If you do that, you can use it well while maintaining a good temperature. Maintaining the power supply temperature well means you need to use a tower-type cooler. So, I think this is something worth considering. The one below has a small heat sink, so the other options are a bit lower than RS, making it difficult to park. For pattern gaming, ITX is recommended. Some people buy it once and wonder why it's cheap. It's just cheap. Who sticks this on the nose and uses 13,400? Then it should be okay to use. Moreover, its Wi-Fi performance is also lower in speed.

It only goes up to 433. When other people are talking about cool stuff, I just want to say that I wish they hadn't used 433. So, now DDR5 is different from D4 because it goes into the drive space. It can handle up to 400 amperes, of course, it doesn't reach 500A, but with a large heatsink, it can cover 400A to 600k. Due to the BFGP function, you have to release the power limit, but the temperature rises a bit, and in fact, using 600k a lot is not good for the board, but it's okay to use it to some extent. In the case of the 600K, it really drops a lot, not really, but you can still use it. But if you have the money, you should use Tough Plus. So, wait, right? That's right. So, actually, I would recommend it. It's difficult, so if you just look at the brands, this one seems to stand out, but when compared to other brands, there are no advantages.

Well, it's not bad. It's not bad at all. Except for the fact that it supports a lot of washing ports, think about it once. It's a bit ambiguous to recommend. Still, even at 170,000 won, it's okay to include that. I don't have any thoughts on it. Yes, let's stop here. It's a bit disappointing. Up to this point, it's okay. It's not a strong recommendation, but it's worth considering. That's it for me. Because the B760 seems to have lost its mind, if it didn't sell well at this time, shouldn't they lower the price, right? Why did they put it at such a high price? No, it has specs, but why is it so expensive? Who's going to buy this? They will use T5 instead. Or it's better to use it. When it comes to around here, honestly, it's quite good, but it's almost 300,000 won. It's about 300,000 won. Looking at this, oh my, it's amazing. It seems like it sold specs for about 270,000 won.

I just need two cheap products, except for those, for ddr4, around 13,500 to 13,600. That's the level I want to use. Except for two, that's right. Even if you compare them, there are one or two products. Isn't there only one MSI? Oh, right. If the product comes in, you can put it in. Let's consider that it was recommended. Of course, if the product doesn't come in and the price fluctuates to 320,000 won, the recommended list may eventually change. It's good to adjust the price when using the table according to the time you are watching. Shouldn't you do it periodically? It could be done, but I can't handle it regularly. Still, I will renew it once in a while, correct the wrong parts, and reshoot the video with the modifications. I will mark the recommended list with an orange color according to the specifications.

You can choose. How was the video? Did it help you? Oh, I almost wasted a week making this. If you enjoyed it, please subscribe and hit the like button. Since there are no commercial addresses, it's okay to show this to users and have some persuasiveness. Or it's also okay for users to discuss when they see this table to figure out when the product is cost-effective. Anyway, that's it for today's video. If you had fun, please subscribe and like it again. I ask for your support. See you in the next video. Bye-bye.

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