 Alright, so we got some battlefield bad company to go on on our ifinity setup here the point of this video is mostly about No, I'm leaving the combat area is mostly about affordable ifinity with the radio on 6800 series much like the one that I recently did with the three HD TVs Something that you should note is that three? 1080p monitors versus three 1080p TVs actually requires exactly the same video horsepower and Processing power it doesn't matter how big the screen is there are some comments on the video actually asking about that But it does not matter how big the screen is the only important thing is what the resolution you're running at is so we're going to talk a little bit about the best of 4050 which is a new NCIX PC for this month and How well it performs in some modern games? I got stole a vehicle So let's talk a little bit about the design process of the Vesta 4050 is actually based on a Vision black platform so what that means is that we're using an AMD chipset which is required for crossfire on a AMD platform with AMD video cards and the AMD vision platform Moniker so we're using an AMD chipset in here that is crossfire ready We're also using AMD's six core processors so even though not all of the six core processors actually have the black designation They are all AMD vision black ready so depending whether you get the base package or the performance package you're looking at either the 1055 or the 1090T processors we're also using a Radeon 6870 so this is the performance package which means that the system we have running here has a 1090T it has Corsair XMS 3 memory it has a WD black series hard drive It also has a 6870 as well as an upgraded power supply versus the base version And it's only 1199 compared to 999 on the base package Do you ever press the button? One advantage that a system based around AMD vision gets you is that you know that you're going to end up with reasonably well-matched Components if you check out AMD's website, they've got lots of vision guidelines So for example if you choose a CPU out of vision basic You're going to end up with something that's way underpowered for a video card that's listed under vision black So that comes back to the bottleneck video. We actually did quite recently where we talked about Matching up your components so that they are appropriate for each other to give you a well-balanced performance experience Now while most modern games will run in Ifinity mode That is across three monitors not every modern game will so Starcraft 2 is an example of a current game that only runs in 4 by 3 16 by 9 and 16 by 10 aspect ratio, so we're running in 16 by 10 right now This is on a 1680 by 1050 monitor. I'm going to go ahead and start this time-o Time-o time demo big props to SkyMTL or Mike from Hardware Canucks He actually provided us with this time demo and the reason that's so important is Because we've actually taken the results with this time demo at 1080 and that means that you can compare it Against the Starcraft 2 benchmarks that Mike has actually run on his website So if you go to hardwarecanax.com we actually get about 50 frames per second average and a 33 at the low point And that's at 1920 by 1200 so you can compare that against the system's That SkyMTL is using in his review, so that's pretty cool And I believe he's also going to make this time demo available to anyone who wants it in the near future So you can compare your current system against systems that are benchmarked on Hardware Canucks against the one that we're showing here today So we're just showing some combat sequence stuff going on here I think this is if you get to about 28 and a half minutes into the time demo you run into where you start to see a lot of movement And hopefully we're getting close now, yeah we're getting really close So in terms of the other benchmarks we've already shown you the synthetic benchmarks where we scored just over 15,000 marks in 3DMark Vantage I'm going to move so you can see the inside of the system It's not incredibly quiet, power consumption is very reasonable though So even running a game right now we're pulling about 262 watts from the wall Which means we're pulling less than 250 watts from our power supply Now bearing in mind that most games are not all that CPU intensive, so you're mostly taxing just the graphics card This power supply will give you room to either configure the system with two graphics cards or upgrade it in the future So that's always good to know And what else did I want to mention? I think, okay we've got power consumption down I think that's pretty much it Thank you for checking out this little video on the Vesta 4050 system And don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips Something else I wanted to mention is that with this system we're also advertising an LCD monitor bundle So you can actually set up three 22 inch monitors, they're from BenQ And it also includes the iFINITY adapter that you need Because remember one of the monitors has to run off display port So it's a passive single link iFINITY adapter which will allow you to run your three monitors without any hassle