AMD Threadripper 7960x TRX50 Build
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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CPU: AMD 7960X
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Motherboard: ASUS PRO WS TRX50
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PSU: Corsair HXI 1500 ATX 3.0
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RAM: Kingston 4x64GB DDR5 4800 EEC RDIMM Part# KSM48R40BD4TMM-64HMR www.newegg.ca/...
Case: Fractal Design Meshify 2 XL
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Video card: Asus TUF 4090
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1TB 3x NVME Samsung EVO 970 plus 3TB Total
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Cooler: Noctua NH-U14S
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Nice build man! I'm still waiting for WRX90...
Video isn’t too bad for a first one. Some tips:
You’re talking to us, so look at the camera more as though you’re presenting to us.
You can also shoot some “B-roll” of the items and drop some of those shots in with your chatting and go back and forth.
Overall not too terrible for a first video.
A custom water cooling loop can be super quiet. Mine it is, and water cooling is much better for the CPU and GPU lifespan.
@@Xoman08 Nothing will increase a garbage designed gpu replaced my RTX 4090 twice as the 12vhpw connector melted again and ended up selling the replacement and got an 7900XTX and guess what “it just works”
I am thinking about this assembly and I have a question: How is the performance with Adobe programs and games?
@@dareysaleh6185 simply put you cant go wrong, also Intel is an absolute garbage, 24 core of zen 4 cpus is world class performance you can go higher but 24 cores is enough for me
@@ShandidyTechTips First of all, thank you for your response... I want the strongest in the category because I will invest in it for at least 5 years. My question to you is whether there are blue screen problems or something specific.
@@dareysaleh6185 solid reliable platform, Bluesreen is affecting Intel 13th and 14Th gen avoid Intel at all cost
@@ShandidyTechTips It all depends, my first 13900k CPU failed, 2nd cpu after RMA is just fine
Bandwagoning for any brand is bad though
AMD had quite a few issues with 7000 series, from 0.1% dips, to stutters of 7950x3D
My Ryzen 7950x was dipping into 12 fps in Insurgency Sandstorm, while 13900k would dip to 62, and that's with RTX 4090
Pretty big difference
Threadripper is not for mere mortals, and that CPU is supposed to be good, if you are dropping more than 1200 USD on it.
Also both 7950x and 13900k beat out AMD Threadripper 7960x in games by about 50 fps, while AMD Threadripper 7960x beats them out in rendering.
@@gamebenchmarks9715 been using Intel since the 486 days, it is not the same company anymore, simply put I switched to AMD since 2017 and never looked back or even missed intel, I bought an Alienware x17 r1 and did a bios update on it on to mitigate a security flaw, lost about 25% of performance after the bios update, I think it was spectre, the laptop was never the same it stutter like no ones business when I called dell they said its because this bios is for intel cpus affected by spectre and you can’t roll it back, as I said now a days Intel is pure garbage and I would avoid at all cost this is coming from a guy who use to buy intel products since 1986 when my dad gave me his apricot qi 300 all the way to the i7 5820k, then I decided to give intel a second chance when I bought my Alienware x17 which comes with intel cpus only and instantly regret it, this is what happens when you put profit 1st and layoff all your engineers to cut cost and hire an accountant as a CEO, like most American companies who suffers now like Boeing they used to be an engineer company 1st, look at them now, AMD Dr Lisa su coming from an engineering background as well as Jensen Huang he used to be an AMD engineer, again coming from, an engneering background, intel fabs are 10 years behind man, read on intel status and there stocks no one trust there engineering ability anymore there is serious Doubts about them pulling off 5nm fabs, they are still on 10nm fabs renamed intel 7 lol for marketing purposes, AMD is on TSMC 4nm, again this is what happens when you put Profites before innovation and engineering.
Where to Buy Original AMD Ryzen Threadripper 7960X in United Arab Emirates ? GCC Gamers
Did a quick google search and you can order the threadripper 7000 from here
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@@ShandidyTechTips Appreciate the efforts, nice vlog. Thanks
Please get better lighting. Your video is too dark. Thank you.
I will also upgrade my streaming PC to TRX50
i have a similar build and I'm having an issue with error 02 on the motherboard debug screen when i boot up, any tips
for the asus trx50 make sure the ram is on the qualified vendor list also update your bios to the latest version i had no issues at all since building the new machine on earier bios version the machine would not boot randomly
@@ShandidyTechTips Thank you. I updated the BIOS to the latest version and the issue still occurred. The fix was plugging a power cable into the "6 pin Graphics 12V Power Connector port"
Naise pc
Is the cpu supposed to be upside down?
wont affect airflow, not worth to disassemble the cooler and change mounting brackets orientation
Which Power supply used?
Corsair HX1500I the ATX 3.0 variant part# CP-9020260
Only thing is.. I'd go dual 7900xtx with 48GB GDDR6 ram over a single 4090.. and the dual gpu will be less in price and give you a lot more performance. Also why not a PCIE5 5th gen SSD?
7900xtx is useless especially in machine learning.
@@lilunchengsmiles Not sure who told you that. 24GB VRAM and performance on par with 4090.. its plenty good for running models. Maybe not for machine learning.. but who is using a home desktop to try to do any sort of machine learning.. not nearly powerful enough without lots of high end GPUs. Unless you're just learning how to write code to train.. but for running models, its plenty capable.
@@b3owu1f People typically construct workstations for specific workloads unless they have an excessive amount of money to spare. For common tasks like rendering or machine learning training, the RTX 4090 is indeed a valuable asset, which partly explains the U.S.'s decision to restrict its export to China. This move prompts reflection on the utility of AMD cards, which were not included in the ban. Many high-performance rendering machines, including those utilized by artists and engineers, favor NVIDIA cards like the RTX 4090. For certain users, the RTX 4090 presents the most cost-effective option before considering pricier professional-grade cards. AMD appears significantly less capable in handling these workloads, to the extent that I would prefer acquiring two RTX 4080 cards instead.
@@lilunchengsmiles Fully understand all that. And yet, the 7900xtx is as performant in every task as the 4090 with the exception of nvidia specific API/SDK coded tests. Naturally they cant compete in that. But you dont need to sell me on it. Plenty of reviews show the performance of both cards in games, rendering, video editing and AI. There are indeed some areas of AI that the nvidia is better strictly because nvidia provides robust sdk/api tools that AMD does not have for their consumer cards.
@@b3owu1f my profession is customer facing solution architect, customers pick hardwares which covers as much features as possible so that they don’t need to spend money and refactor all infrastructure. Time is money. If I spend that much money building workstation, price is the least I concern. If I really concern with price, I will not go workstation route. If I invest money, make sure the focus is saving times of expensive engineering labor costs. Many software works very well with Nvidia hardware , it is obvious pick. I do agree with you on PCIE5 5th gen ssd . If he invests that much money, especially workloads applications, fast ssd is essential.