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YOYOTech Warbird SB2500-460 System Review

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We were a little disappointed with the overall PCMark score for this system but this is a result, in part, of having a mechanical hard drive instead of a solid state drive.  An SSD would boost the HDD score significantly.

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5 comments

  1. Seems like a good enough system build, but I agree on the cooler choice, its not meant to be for high OC’s. more for moderate ones at relatively stock voltage settings.

  2. Looks ok, not very exciting really, more for a price point. no SSD, dated GFX and average cooler. CPU is good, but what about the motherboards? arent they recalled?

  3. Its all about the price point with this system. looks good. Not sure it stands out on KitGuru with all the awesome systems you guys get to review though.

  4. I have bought from yoyotech before and their systems are excellent. This particular unit doesnt inspire me, it shows how hard it is to built a fantastic system for this price. if they spend £150 more they could have used

    better cooler (needed for this clock speed)
    better case
    SSD.

    All would have helped it massively.

  5. It’s interesting to see the differences in build style in the pictures. One system has the PSU facing downwards and the other is flipped around. I wonder how this would change the overall air flow and cooling performance?

    It’s also a shame that they didnt include extra fans in the front and top. When were talking about a 4.6Ghz overclock I would have thought you would want as much cooling as possible and It’s not like 2 extra fans would break the bank!!