jrga

yup and i understand the hesitation for pulling a server off the network.

Yes it will work fine unless you want it to be a boot drive.

This video feels like just a straight up ad, no comparisons with other product, no downsides discussed, none of their claims tested, clickbait title, id personally never heard of the brand or these headphone before in my life and the same for most the people commenting on youtube so to imply that 'EVERYONE' is buying them is pretty misleading. (Edit: thanks for the title change, goes a little way to repairing this) 

I know youre a business and sponsorships like this are what keeps you going and keeps all your other videos free for broke chumps like me, but I feel like id rather watch a well put together ad instead of an ad masquerading as a review. 

This video feels like just a straight up ad, no comparisons with other product, no downsides discussed, none of their claims tested, clickbait title, id personally never heard of the brand or these headphone before in my life and the same for most the people commenting on youtube so to imply that 'EVERYONE' is buying them is pretty misleading. (Edit: thanks for the title change, goes a little way to repairing this) 

I know youre a business and sponsorships like this are what keeps you going and keeps all your other videos free for broke chumps like me, but I feel like id rather watch a well put together ad instead of an ad masquerading as a review. 

Noctua? pretty sure its Noctua

5.5Ghz

 

My wife #safeanswer 

5.5Ghz

 

which Asrock are you using?   
 
*muttering under my breath*
 
*please don't let it be the extreme 4......please don't let be the extreme 4....please don't let be the extreme 4*

Noctua? pretty sure its Noctua

For and of the AMD guys fighting for the 8 core here is an explanation of what it is because its not quite what you're fighting with.
The "8 Core" isnt quite the same, its in between hyper threading and an actual full core. Think of it like this:
And engine is a core, the wheels are threads.You have a car with 4 wheels and 2x 200 horse power engines; Each engine is attached to two wheels, this is like hyper threading (a dual core CPU with 4 threads). With conservation of energy, this 200 HP is split to two movements acting upon each wheel, the advantage is like if a car gets stuck and one wheel is spinning in the air, there is still the other moving the car forward and this increases efficiency but the threads are linked, they can only move together.
If you had 4x 200 horse power engines attached to one wheel each it would be more powerful as the total power is greater, each wheel could move independently or in the same direction. (Quad Core, No hyper threading)
Now you get into the big boys: Semi Trucks.
You have an 8 wheeler, 4 200 HP engines each connected to two wheels (quad core with hyper threading)
You have and 8 wheeler, 8 engines 200 HP each each connected to a single wheel (True 8 core no hyper threading)
(But now you come to the AMD 8 Core) You have an 8 wheeler, 8 engines but only 100 HP each each connected to one wheel. You have the freedom of different of individual tasks, making it more effective than a hyper threaded CPU but they are not full cores so you dont get the true power of an 8 core, you get similar to a quad core, this is why you have similar performance from something like an i5 on the intel side to an 8 Core FX from AMD.