11:25 - 7% OC for a 11% performance boost. That scaling is crazy, and is a reason why I'm stoked for Zen 2. Imagine over-clocks hovering 4.5 being standard for the chip - they would be even more appealing than they are now. With that being said, it's weird you only got 3.75 GHz. TR is the second highest binned chip on the Zen core besides EPYC - I thought you would hit 3.9 at least. Oh, and last thing: The cinematography is as beautiful as ever. Reminds me that I can always improve. Keep it up guys :)
OzTalksHW Zen2 chips will be built on Globalfoundries' 7nm process which is designed with 5GHz operation in mind according to Glofo. It's gonna be quite an interesting lineup.
... uh huh. I make about $1500 a week, not a huge amount but its a decent amount and it ALL goes to supporting my family, mortgage, bills, paying HUGE debts from the past, and truck payments and the rest to my channel if and when there is any left over. Get a life dude.
Every time I see a sweet build with custom sleeved cables and no cable combs, it makes me scratch my head. It's like quitting the race within feet of the finish line.
Being a crossover build I'd probably have gone with a Vega FE graphics card instead of the 1080ti, the price isn't that much higher but the performance is much higher in professional workloads. Not to mention that due to the lack of licensed drivers for the 1080ti there's a lot of workloads that simply can't be gpu accelerated with a consumer grade card.
I liked this build so much that I finally pulled the trigger and built literally this exact build, but the case is black (they were out of the white) and I went with an EVGA 1080ti Hybrid SC2 and 32 gigs of 3200mhz DDR4 Trident Ram. This build is just sick, and the Corsair 540 really makes it feel like more of a workstation. Ill add more ram in the future for sure. Thanks for giving me a great template to work from guys, great job.
I think the most important video that is required is what liquid cooler works the best for x399 platform. The reason being threadripper4 is a bigger socket than the most of other sockets for which the AIO water cooling kits are designed. Probably the current AIO options may not work properly for threadripper build. Thanks and appreciate your video.
Nice build! I love Eber's videos - his voice is so soothing and comforting! Between all the PC channels on RUclips, I enjoy HardwareCanucs the most because of your great composition, reviews, and overall production quality!
I built my Ryzen 5 system in the Air 540. Great case. I agree that they need to make a tempered glass version. I modded my side panel and ordered a piece of tempered glass the size I needed and got it set in with RTV Sealant and magnets.
WOW !!!! I could feel your passion and intensity in this "monster build". Also I want to tell you that your video is a "masterpiece" of "presentation" to get us viewers super duper excited . Yay! The use of colors in the montage was an artistic masterpiece and the sloooooow pan really had a powerful impact. I have watched most of your videos but this one was Oscar material. You nailed it my friend. I was blown away by how the colors of the case and components plus accent lighting really came out perfecto mondo ! Congrats and keep up the GREAT work :-) PS. I would request as much video editing data and testing to help us video editors to see how it can help us...especially with 4K files in both Premiere Pro, After Effects, and even Photoshop for editing a BIG wedding shoot for example. I had a wedding where my rich client wanted 60 cameras and camcorders shooting his daughter's wedding. Only wish I had this rig to help with the editing back then !!!! :-) :-)
I put my Ryzen into a Thermaltake Tower 900 and put a custom loop with a 480mm SR2 radiator for the GPU and CPU. Bit over the top but the GPU rests at 20C at idle and 45C under full loads. After a few hours I saw it reach 47 once. My 1700X rests at 30C at idle and after an hour of stress pushed 60C (3.95Ghz at 1.375V). The next project is to run a HVAC hose fromt he AC vent above to inside the PC case to drop temperatures even further.
Surely your OC limit is due to cooling. Once you get a proper cooler for socket TR4, you'll have better OC results. As an example, there TimmyJoe who using the Noctua NH-U14s TR4 was able to get it to 4ghz. All because of better coverage with the coldplate
10:30 The AIO you use isn't enough for this CPU. I also have an Asetek AIO and its just varely doing its job at 1.3V and 4Ghz but this Threadripper requires a cooler specifically designed for it. The Asetek pumps designed for small chips are not going to let you overclock.
YonnyMestampo Exactly, custom watercooling it is. EKWB has a block that covers the whole IHS. These Asetek AIOs barly cover the dies and have much too little TIM, so that you have to use your own.
The EK block is actually not that much better, while the coldplate covers the whole CPU, the microfins inside is about the same size as the Aseteks... Got check out hardocp for details.
Yeah... Premiere this, Premiere that... It seems that's the only tool for "content creation" available. A simple smoke effect on a 4k video would be a great bechmark. And (from my pont of view) a few seconds on a RAM preview are much more important than a few minutes on video rendering/encoding.
Im most interested in rendering on the thread ripper. Especially the Ryzen 1800 vs Threadripper. I would love to see you do an in depth benchmark video for apps like Premiere pro ( actually showing the editing process and final render), handbrake encoding a movie and also h.265 render which is insanely slow in my i7 4770k, and blender which GPU acceleration doesn't help much on.
Its obvious you are an editor. Your professionalism in this video is second to none. Again, have to praise the excellence of the video. And thank you also, I myself am just bout finishing my dream machine and also went with the Asus 1080ti's. Almost everything on my end is identical except for the final puzzle the MB.I am seeing a lot of negative reviews on the Zenith extreme and I am highly concerned for this. There has been a lot of negative feedback on this dream MB and is the only thing holding me back atm. Any suggestions, advice is greatly appreciated
Please do some tests of the 960 pros in raid 0... that will be insane. I wonder if there's any other limitations to the speed or if it will work as it should in raid zero.
I’m really curious about the thermals of threadripper. Maybe in the next video you could cover a little detail of how hot yours runs and what was the expectation.
I also have been using the Air 540 Case for my x99 build and it is a dream to use. I have 8 hard drives inside. 1 m.2, 4 two and a half inch drives, and 3 three half inch drives. All for project work and it's awesome. Name: Eugene
I've got the same exact case. Nice and clean on the inside. People usually say "holy shit" when they see it and it doesn't even have to look like an Alien egg with LED's.
Apparently from most people who have overclocked the 1950x 3.8Ghz is around the max considering that beyond it just requires too much voltage to be efficiently cooled by normal means. But do you really need more then the base frequencies on 32 threads.
Performance of real-time rendering and timeline scrubbing in After Effects. I'm not sure exactly how you could measure this but it would be very helpful to test.
I'd be interested to see a streaming PC setup, you could allocate 4 cores to your game and then let the other 12 cores do x264 encoding, what is the quality like? and what encoding preset can you use?. Is it worth the money to buy two specialized PC's and use a two pc setup for streaming instead? One with a very fast clock speed (probably an intel cpu) running the game at the highest frame rate, then use the OBS NDI plugin to allow the threadripper streaming PC to dedicate 90% of it's CPU to encoding the stream at the highest quality possible.
Optivex one pc with 16 cores would be more user friendly i would say than 2 pc setup for streaming. N more money to invest in. Capture card, and then you have the nightmare of running sound and feeding video to stream machine at 60fps but playing your game at over 60fps which theres a way to get around that. I have 2 pc setup for my streams and i regret not waiting for amd thread ripper haha n went with 2 intel 7700k. Stream pc at oc 5ghz and im running obs in 720p 60fps, Slow cpu preset, 3600bitrate. N it looks pretty well. For that bitrate. Would the extra core you can push cpu preset all d way down to very slow with no problem. Having a higher clock would benefit more for the game. So its a hard decision. More cores, one pc, better quality on obs stream, less beneficial for game or 2 pc, less quality on obs stream(but still good), higher clock speed benefit game more. Hard choice. Hehe
OmegaDerrick So far almost everyone uses a 2 PC set up for streaming gaming w obs. Obs also seems way slow to take advantage of new technologies. Look at h265 vs h264 obs recording
file1man for sure man. I personally use OBS with my dual pc setup for streaming on twitch. The only issue you'll have with dual pc streaming is audio setup and getting obs on gaming build to output true 60fps feed to your stream capture card. I personally own a home studio so the audio part was a breeze for me. The obs part i found a way to get the 60fps feed to capture card. I have seen no1 on youtube addressing that issue with Obs and a fix. Maybe i should do a video on it🤔 ha!
been trying for 2 years to get 60 fps to my hd60 pro capture card. so far, no way to go to 60 fps. since my bottleneck may be the hd pro card( i have both the internal and external card), what capture card do you suggest to reach 60 fps. I wish to capture off my pc and realize hd 60 pro is better when using xbox. what capture card & how to capture 60 fps?
Whole build costs around 3500$, for home use it's overkill, but for media companies, even small ones, it is a very good price! AMD is shaking-up the market right now! Saw acer predator orion 9000, my eyes are still in blood
How about running a game server, playing on it with friends while streaming and also exporting an video at 4k? Maybe also add some chrome tab, an Antivirus check and some kind of backup to a NAS. This, just a little bit lighter in general is currently pushing me away form my I7 towards a Ryzen 7.
felentus Ryzen and in general the Zen architecture is excellent for multitasking and beats out of the water the i9 and i7 in that aspect. So streaming games and hosting servers at the same time is right up its alley.
I'd like to see how the system stands up to extreme processing on all cores. The rendering programs Keyshot, and Clarisse are optimized to take full advantage of all the threads you can throw at them. Please test with them if possible.
I think a good upgrade would be to swap that NZXT craken for a EKWB predator "AIO", that way you could swap the intel waterblock for the AMD threaripper waterblock and have a AIO specialy designed for X399
Vladek16 EK themselves have said that the predator AIO has been superseded. I expect that there were price to performance problems and people didn't want to spend that much money and not be able to see the liquid because of the dark black hose
The build looks awesome. The one I have kind of in the works is the smaller kid that wanted to be that one :P Ryzen 1600 cooled by an H60 - MSI B350 Mortar Arctic - GTX 1060 6GB (pending) - Corsair 400C White - RAM that I haven't decided or bought yet
finally ive found something about content creators, im getting kind of sick finding everything for gaming when im looking for tips and stuff for someone like me (that wants to get into 3d design and VFX at max performance and detail)
Do 4k gaming benches please. I know thread ripper isn't the best for gaming but I keep hearing higher resolution gaming yields better results for thread ripper I would like to see if that's true.
This is amazing! I part listed a perfect PC for me and sent it to my friend and he sent me this! You've used every single part I've chosen!!! Please could you possibly do a video benchmarking it with Premier Pro? You would be my absolute hero man. Thanks so much for this video aswell!
*THAT LIGHT UP POWER BUTTON ISN'T STOCK HOW'D YOU DO IT?* The Corsair Air 540 is the best case I have ever built in. I prefer a rear-chamber over a floor-basement.
I would like to know how many virtual machines the threadripper will support without any performance issues. Maybe virtualization can be one of those tests.
If XFR kicks in it works on 4 cores not all 16 (1 per CCX), still a lot :v . Manual OCing disables XFR but I read somewhere that OCing through p-states it doesn't.
Great video. We keep seeing the same synthetic metrics for the new chips and from a video perspective, the focus is on rendering times. I would love to see something done showing whether TR improves real-time playback in Premiere. This is a bit subjective and not something that will show on a chart but perfect for a video review.
Streaming twitch / RUclips highest quality possible, capturing 4K PS4 (or other source) and playing 4K gaming in ultra settings at rehearsal same would be a great test.
128Gb of ram with the same board and ram OC'd. Noob trying to understand the trouble spots with Threadripper before I build. I'm a CG generalist at the moment if that helps with the need for 128Gb's of ram....and this is my second personal build...I need things perfect or damn near in my rig to generate an income. Appreciate your videos
It would be awesome is you could test something like ABAQUS or ANSYS FEA analysis (10m DOF+)... I do realize that those programs are expensive as hell, but that would be cool to see the impact of 16 cores on a (kind of) mainstream processor in those applications compared to a much more usual 7700k.
Hi there! :D I wish you could do a Photoshop test :D What I'm thinking is that you could create a Photoshop Action with the following settings: - Image Size increase to 40 inches in width - Increase Image dpi to 300 - Add Filter> Sharpen > Unsharp Mask (Amount 100%, Radius 2.5 Pixels) - Then in Filter Gallery >Artistic> Cutout (No.of Levels: 8, Edge Simplicity: 0, Edge Fidelity: 3) then press ok - Still in Filter Gallery > Brush Stroke> Sprayed Strokes (Stroke Length:20, Spray Radius: 16) then press ok - Still in Filter, Blur > Radial Blur (Amount: 40, Blur Method: Spin, Quality: Best) then press ok - Still in Filter, Blur > Radial Blur (Amount: 40, Blur Method: Zoom, Quality: Best) then press ok Then Save Action. Then use the action on a folder with 75 HIGH RESOLUTION images. I would like to know how fast it can render such task while also comparing it with the other processor :D I do hope that you could do that kind of test :D
Well You got my attention with your ficesty pair of M.2 's . And will be looking forward to the next upgrade video that you intend on bringing. I think this build is quite nice.. The Corsair Case is perfect other then the acrylic window. Which I would take to my local glass shop and have it replaced with the 1/8" laminated glass. Like I did with my Enthoo Luxe. You would love it. But keep me in the loop. I so want to build an exact build like this one. You have my blessing's.LOL :) Editing : I am commenting as I watch this video and just got to the part where you wanted a comment from us to name it. Here's one... Zen-Boa. All muscle.
Run the craziest Minecraft custom world settings you can (mods maybe) and see how fast it can load it in and render distance load time compared to an intel cpu maybe.
I'd like to see the FPS in games with the CPU ultilisation also just to see how much headroom there is. Maybe play games while rendering just for the lols.
Hey... the back mesh of the power supply chamber has fan mounting slots... is this a new revision of the case? Those aren't pictured anywhere on product pages and don't exist on my case.
Can 4 Gpu be added to this build for multiple screen work station? If so , how many 1080p screens can be powered by this build including activating the motherboard ? Please make a video about maximum number of screen power up by this monstrous machine.
![Ultimate-ULTIMATE 3D Rendering Workstation Build [$19000] | AMD 3995WX + ASUS 2x RTX 3090](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jw_mnwo9Nag/mqdefault.jpg)
11:25 - 7% OC for a 11% performance boost. That scaling is crazy, and is a reason why I'm stoked for Zen 2. Imagine over-clocks hovering 4.5 being standard for the chip - they would be even more appealing than they are now. With that being said, it's weird you only got 3.75 GHz. TR is the second highest binned chip on the Zen core besides EPYC - I thought you would hit 3.9 at least.
Oh, and last thing: The cinematography is as beautiful as ever. Reminds me that I can always improve. Keep it up guys :)
OzTalksHW love your vids dude
I hope i can put a gen 3 zen on my current mobo, i'd do that :D
is it thermal limitation he did not mention that
Yea weird most Threadripper hit over 4GHz
OzTalksHW Zen2 chips will be built on Globalfoundries' 7nm process which is designed with 5GHz operation in mind according to Glofo. It's gonna be quite an interesting lineup.
My fav part was 14:21, because at that point I can once again put my jealousy asside and go back to forgetting what a poor peasant I am.
I got a job and I still can't afford that shit.
... uh huh. I make about $1500 a week, not a huge amount but its a decent amount and it ALL goes to supporting my family, mortgage, bills, paying HUGE debts from the past, and truck payments and the rest to my channel if and when there is any left over. Get a life dude.
Exactly lol. Not to mention these successful techtubers get this stuff FOR FREE lol
Zer0 gravity, lol so easy to say when you live in your moms basement and can dedicate 100% of your tiny salary to A SWEET GAMING RIG.
what job?
Man I can just watch these intro and brolls without knowing what exactly was happening and still be satisfied. Another Great video Hardware Cannucks!
Here we can see an excited Eber in his natural habitat.
i just overclocked my...
radio from 80mhz to 100mhz
norliya julaihi *bye*
norliya julaihi 😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I just overclocked my....
Watch... by 5 minutes.
i'm able to overclock mine to 106.75 stable
might have to disable clouds then we can run it at 144p 5fps
Every time I see a sweet build with custom sleeved cables and no cable combs, it makes me scratch my head. It's like quitting the race within feet of the finish line.
Honestly the video production skills for these videos are brilliant. stunning.
Agreed.
Being a crossover build I'd probably have gone with a Vega FE graphics card instead of the 1080ti, the price isn't that much higher but the performance is much higher in professional workloads. Not to mention that due to the lack of licensed drivers for the 1080ti there's a lot of workloads that simply can't be gpu accelerated with a consumer grade card.
I liked this build so much that I finally pulled the trigger and built literally this exact build, but the case is black (they were out of the white) and I went with an EVGA 1080ti Hybrid SC2 and 32 gigs of 3200mhz DDR4 Trident Ram. This build is just sick, and the Corsair 540 really makes it feel like more of a workstation. Ill add more ram in the future for sure. Thanks for giving me a great template to work from guys, great job.
The Corsair Air 540 is just the best case of all time it's my favorite case for workstation builds!
My only comment is to use cable combs. I didn't see any during the build portion or after. It makes most builds look that much better IMO.
I LOVE MY AIR540! Tons of room and tons of air flow!
You know...sometimes we forget how incredible the videography on this channel is. Goodness me.
We just LUV your attention to artistic control: the close-ups are GORGEOUS!!
I think the most important video that is required is what liquid cooler works the best for x399 platform. The reason being threadripper4 is a bigger socket than the most of other sockets for which the AIO water cooling kits are designed. Probably the current AIO options may not work properly for threadripper build. Thanks and appreciate your video.
Man, you guys must be doing something glorious! the audio on your videos are of top notch quality! Silky smooth and crytal clear--- THANKS
Nice build!
I love Eber's videos - his voice is so soothing and comforting! Between all the PC channels on RUclips, I enjoy HardwareCanucs the most because of your great composition, reviews, and overall production quality!
I built my Ryzen 5 system in the Air 540. Great case. I agree that they need to make a tempered glass version. I modded my side panel and ordered a piece of tempered glass the size I needed and got it set in with RTV Sealant and magnets.
WOW !!!! I could feel your passion and intensity in this "monster build". Also I want to tell you that your video is a "masterpiece" of "presentation" to get us viewers super duper excited . Yay! The use of colors in the montage was an artistic masterpiece and the sloooooow pan really had a powerful impact. I have watched most of your videos but this one was Oscar material. You nailed it my friend. I was blown away by how the colors of the case and components plus accent lighting really came out perfecto mondo ! Congrats and keep up the GREAT work :-) PS. I would request as much video editing data and testing to help us video editors to see how it can help us...especially with 4K files in both Premiere Pro, After Effects, and even Photoshop for editing a BIG wedding shoot for example. I had a wedding where my rich client wanted 60 cameras and camcorders shooting his daughter's wedding. Only wish I had this rig to help with the editing back then !!!! :-) :-)
I've had my Air 540 (silver/black variant) since Jan. 2014 -- I love it. So easy to build in, and I think the design is quite timeless.
I put my Ryzen into a Thermaltake Tower 900 and put a custom loop with a 480mm SR2 radiator for the GPU and CPU. Bit over the top but the GPU rests at 20C at idle and 45C under full loads. After a few hours I saw it reach 47 once. My 1700X rests at 30C at idle and after an hour of stress pushed 60C (3.95Ghz at 1.375V). The next project is to run a HVAC hose fromt he AC vent above to inside the PC case to drop temperatures even further.
Surely your OC limit is due to cooling. Once you get a proper cooler for socket TR4, you'll have better OC results. As an example, there TimmyJoe who using the Noctua NH-U14s TR4 was able to get it to 4ghz. All because of better coverage with the coldplate
10:30 The AIO you use isn't enough for this CPU. I also have an Asetek AIO and its just varely doing its job at 1.3V and 4Ghz but this Threadripper requires a cooler specifically designed for it. The Asetek pumps designed for small chips are not going to let you overclock.
YonnyMestampo
Exactly, custom watercooling it is. EKWB has a block that covers the whole IHS. These Asetek AIOs barly cover the dies and have much too little TIM, so that you have to use your own.
The EK block is actually not that much better, while the coldplate covers the whole CPU, the microfins inside is about the same size as the Aseteks... Got check out hardocp for details.
I cant overclock my 1950X it crashes at 3.8 GHz I have a thermaltake WaterExpress 3.0
I I’m using the enermax360 and have OC too 4ghz stable works really well on a 2950x
An After Effects RAM preview test would be nice ;)
Holy shit! Finally, After Effects comments. Am I dreaming??
No one benchmark on After Effects... Sad.
Yeah... Premiere this, Premiere that... It seems that's the only tool for "content creation" available. A simple smoke effect on a 4k video would be a great bechmark. And (from my pont of view) a few seconds on a RAM preview are much more important than a few minutes on video rendering/encoding.
actually. . . yeah, +1
@@TiagoToons I know it's a bit late, but Threadripper's performance in DaVinci Resolve, Fusion or Nuke is phenomenal.
Im most interested in rendering on the thread ripper. Especially the Ryzen 1800 vs Threadripper. I would love to see you do an in depth benchmark video for apps like Premiere pro ( actually showing the editing process and final render), handbrake encoding a movie and also h.265 render which is insanely slow in my i7 4770k, and blender which GPU acceleration doesn't help much on.
That intro was miles ahead of what any other TechYouber could throw together even if their life depended on it.
It was... simply... O R G A S M I C.
Its obvious you are an editor. Your professionalism in this video is second to none. Again, have to praise the excellence of the video. And thank you also, I myself am just bout finishing my dream machine and also went with the Asus 1080ti's. Almost everything on my end is identical except for the final puzzle the MB.I am seeing a lot of negative reviews on the Zenith extreme and I am highly concerned for this. There has been a lot of negative feedback on this dream MB and is the only thing holding me back atm. Any suggestions, advice is greatly appreciated
Please do some tests of the 960 pros in raid 0... that will be insane. I wonder if there's any other limitations to the speed or if it will work as it should in raid zero.
Payton H. It should work I guess and if it is,it can go up to 7gb/s transfer speeds
Quite possibly my favorite Threadripper build so far.
I’m really curious about the thermals of threadripper. Maybe in the next video you could cover a little detail of how hot yours runs and what was the expectation.
I also have been using the Air 540 Case for my x99 build and it is a dream to use. I have 8 hard drives inside. 1 m.2, 4 two and a half inch drives, and 3 three half inch drives. All for project work and it's awesome.
Name: Eugene
I've got the same exact case. Nice and clean on the inside.
People usually say "holy shit" when they see it and it doesn't even have to look like an Alien egg with LED's.
Thumbs up for quality music being used throughout the video!
amazing intro and overall video editing.
johnnyxp64 Yeah, for sure! What track was used in the opening of the video?
Apparently from most people who have overclocked the 1950x 3.8Ghz is around the max considering that beyond it just requires too much voltage to be efficiently cooled by normal means. But do you really need more then the base frequencies on 32 threads.
Performance of real-time rendering and timeline scrubbing in After Effects. I'm not sure exactly how you could measure this but it would be very helpful to test.
Beautiful cinematography, editing, shots, music, and voice-over. Seriously love all of your videos!
Fun fact!
Trident z rgb memory comes in up to speeds of 4000mhz. They are very expensive though and I am not sure how they would overclock.
I'd be interested to see a streaming PC setup, you could allocate 4 cores to your game and then let the other 12 cores do x264 encoding, what is the quality like? and what encoding preset can you use?. Is it worth the money to buy two specialized PC's and use a two pc setup for streaming instead? One with a very fast clock speed (probably an intel cpu) running the game at the highest frame rate, then use the OBS NDI plugin to allow the threadripper streaming PC to dedicate 90% of it's CPU to encoding the stream at the highest quality possible.
Optivex one pc with 16 cores would be more user friendly i would say than 2 pc setup for streaming. N more money to invest in. Capture card, and then you have the nightmare of running sound and feeding video to stream machine at 60fps but playing your game at over 60fps which theres a way to get around that. I have 2 pc setup for my streams and i regret not waiting for amd thread ripper haha n went with 2 intel 7700k. Stream pc at oc 5ghz and im running obs in 720p 60fps, Slow cpu preset, 3600bitrate. N it looks pretty well. For that bitrate. Would the extra core you can push cpu preset all d way down to very slow with no problem. Having a higher clock would benefit more for the game. So its a hard decision. More cores, one pc, better quality on obs stream, less beneficial for game or 2 pc, less quality on obs stream(but still good), higher clock speed benefit game more. Hard choice. Hehe
OmegaDerrick So far almost everyone uses a 2 PC set up for streaming gaming w obs. Obs also seems way slow to take advantage of new technologies. Look at h265 vs h264 obs recording
file1man for sure man. I personally use OBS with my dual pc setup for streaming on twitch. The only issue you'll have with dual pc streaming is audio setup and getting obs on gaming build to output true 60fps feed to your stream capture card. I personally own a home studio so the audio part was a breeze for me. The obs part i found a way to get the 60fps feed to capture card. I have seen no1 on youtube addressing that issue with Obs and a fix. Maybe i should do a video on it🤔 ha!
been trying for 2 years to get 60 fps to my hd60 pro capture card. so far, no way to go to 60 fps. since my bottleneck may be the hd pro card( i have both the internal and external card), what capture card do you suggest to reach 60 fps. I wish to capture off my pc and realize hd 60 pro is better when using xbox. what capture card & how to capture 60 fps?
Whole build costs around 3500$, for home use it's overkill, but for media companies, even small ones, it is a very good price! AMD is shaking-up the market right now!
Saw acer predator orion 9000, my eyes are still in blood
I heard you mention Resolve when talking about memory. It is GPU dependent and will only use up to 16GB of RAM.
How about running a game server, playing on it with friends while streaming and also exporting an video at 4k? Maybe also add some chrome tab, an Antivirus check and some kind of backup to a NAS. This, just a little bit lighter in general is currently pushing me away form my I7 towards a Ryzen 7.
felentus Ryzen and in general the Zen architecture is excellent for multitasking and beats out of the water the i9 and i7 in that aspect. So streaming games and hosting servers at the same time is right up its alley.
I'd like to see how the system stands up to extreme processing on all cores. The rendering programs Keyshot, and Clarisse are optimized to take full advantage of all the threads you can throw at them. Please test with them if possible.
never been early this before.. but i was waiting.. hi i love your work.. Peace from Pakistan
Geez, i know the build is nice, but the camera shots are jaw dropping .
My gawd.
I think a good upgrade would be to swap that NZXT craken for a EKWB predator "AIO", that way you could swap the intel waterblock for the AMD threaripper waterblock and have a AIO specialy designed for X399
Vladek16 EK themselves have said that the predator AIO has been superseded. I expect that there were price to performance problems and people didn't want to spend that much money and not be able to see the liquid because of the dark black hose
I really like this case, I have it myself, colour and all. It's not 100% perfect, but it's still great.
The build looks awesome. The one I have kind of in the works is the smaller kid that wanted to be that one :P
Ryzen 1600 cooled by an H60 - MSI B350 Mortar Arctic - GTX 1060 6GB (pending) - Corsair 400C White - RAM that I haven't decided or bought yet
What about the case. I just purchased the Corsair 570X and the board does not fit due to E-ATX. Any drawbacks on this case?
finally ive found something about content creators, im getting kind of sick finding everything for gaming when im looking for tips and stuff for someone like me (that wants to get into 3d design and VFX at max performance and detail)
I love this case, and if I wasn't going for a silent build I very likely would choose it
Call it Arctic Panther to piss off Paul
Sick build!
Do 4k gaming benches please. I know thread ripper isn't the best for gaming but I keep hearing higher resolution gaming yields better results for thread ripper I would like to see if that's true.
Love the color scheme you choose! I choose the exact same scheme for my s340 elite! And hell yeah name it Casper!
Great build! It will be interesting to see a video about your experience as a regular user after a couple of months.
This is amazing! I part listed a perfect PC for me and sent it to my friend and he sent me this! You've used every single part I've chosen!!!
Please could you possibly do a video benchmarking it with Premier Pro? You would be my absolute hero man. Thanks so much for this video aswell!
I am about to build a threadripper PC with the same case in white. I am also doing water cooling. Also a similar Gigabyte Board.
*THAT LIGHT UP POWER BUTTON ISN'T STOCK HOW'D YOU DO IT?*
The Corsair Air 540 is the best case I have ever built in.
I prefer a rear-chamber over a floor-basement.
Ultimate multitasking, 1BILLION THINGS OPEN!! Keep up the great work!!👌😃
Hi Eber you made a good choice with case. The Air 540 is the best chassis I've ever had. But Dimitri was definitely not a fan.
I would like to know how many virtual machines the threadripper will support without any performance issues. Maybe virtualization can be one of those tests.
Hahahaha working with the AIR 540 was a BREEZE...
Code compiling test will be great as I'm looking to build a 1950x too thanks
Reason I subscribed is the amazing production you guys bring to simple reviews. Nice work!
Damnnnn the intros are so daaaaamn good. Please, don´t EVER go the way LTT is going right now. Please don´t sell out.
Best regards!!!
If XFR kicks in it works on 4 cores not all 16 (1 per CCX), still a lot :v . Manual OCing disables XFR but I read somewhere that OCing through p-states it doesn't.
Testing compile times for C/C++ programs would be cool
Great video. We keep seeing the same synthetic metrics for the new chips and from a video perspective, the focus is on rendering times. I would love to see something done showing whether TR improves real-time playback in Premiere. This is a bit subjective and not something that will show on a chart but perfect for a video review.
Streaming twitch / RUclips highest quality possible, capturing 4K PS4 (or other source) and playing 4K gaming in ultra settings at rehearsal same would be a great test.
Use your ssd on raid and the you partition on 2 drives on your SO, so... you gain more bandwich on both drives! Sorry my english!
Can't wait to see that RAID performance on those NVMe drives.
Yeti seems like a fitting name for something so bulky and powerful. Also avoiding the oh so stereotypical "Snow Leopard" suggestions, heh.
I love HardwareCanucks! You guys make some great videos with excellent commentary for your rationales.
128Gb of ram with the same board and ram OC'd. Noob trying to understand the trouble spots with Threadripper before I build. I'm a CG generalist at the moment if that helps with the need for 128Gb's of ram....and this is my second personal build...I need things perfect or damn near in my rig to generate an income. Appreciate your videos
I'm really interested in seeing how it streams to twitch at 6000 bitrate and slow cpu preset
I watch all RUclipsr doing 1950X video, but ur video is the best. Keep it up, man. Ur voice is so calm :)
Hey there's a spelling mistake in threadripper in the description of the video!
happy for HC, looks great!
Why not getting water cooling to the video card? When the 3 fans are spinning they should be quite noisy?
why not 128 GB ram? one of the big advantages of the TR4 platform over the rest of the Ryzen lineup is higher ram capacity
Compliment, not comprehend! Really enjoyed the video.
Name it Snowball. Like the ice demon Mei's little robot buddy.
It would be awesome is you could test something like ABAQUS or ANSYS FEA analysis (10m DOF+)... I do realize that those programs are expensive as hell, but that would be cool to see the impact of 16 cores on a (kind of) mainstream processor in those applications compared to a much more usual 7700k.
Hi there! :D I wish you could do a Photoshop test :D
What I'm thinking is that you could create a Photoshop Action with the following settings:
- Image Size increase to 40 inches in width
- Increase Image dpi to 300
- Add Filter> Sharpen > Unsharp Mask (Amount 100%, Radius 2.5 Pixels)
- Then in Filter Gallery >Artistic> Cutout (No.of Levels: 8, Edge Simplicity: 0, Edge Fidelity: 3) then press ok
- Still in Filter Gallery > Brush Stroke> Sprayed Strokes (Stroke Length:20, Spray Radius: 16) then press ok
- Still in Filter, Blur > Radial Blur (Amount: 40, Blur Method: Spin, Quality: Best) then press ok
- Still in Filter, Blur > Radial Blur (Amount: 40, Blur Method: Zoom, Quality: Best) then press ok
Then Save Action.
Then use the action on a folder with 75 HIGH RESOLUTION images.
I would like to know how fast it can render such task while also comparing it with the other processor :D I do hope that you could do that kind of test :D
Well You got my attention with your ficesty pair of M.2 's . And will be looking forward to the next upgrade video that you intend on bringing. I think this build is quite nice.. The Corsair Case is perfect other then the acrylic window. Which I would take to my local glass shop and have it replaced with the 1/8" laminated glass. Like I did with my Enthoo Luxe. You would love it. But keep me in the loop. I so want to build an exact build like this one. You have my blessing's.LOL :) Editing : I am commenting as I watch this video and just got to the part where you wanted a comment from us to name it. Here's one... Zen-Boa. All muscle.
Slick montage music, very EDM.
Didn't know that you can set the Trident Z RGB on white illumination
I'd name it "Snowafall". Looks great.
Run the craziest Minecraft custom world settings you can (mods maybe) and see how fast it can load it in and render distance load time compared to an intel cpu maybe.
Try to compile AOSP, it usually takes 4 hours to be done
I'd like to see the FPS in games with the CPU ultilisation also just to see how much headroom there is. Maybe play games while rendering just for the lols.
Hey... the back mesh of the power supply chamber has fan mounting slots... is this a new revision of the case? Those aren't pictured anywhere on product pages and don't exist on my case.
best atx case so far for me
Drop dead gorgeous build. As far as naming goes, how about Valkyrie.
A fresh build in the old, but good, Air 540! Nice! Love the "Available 60.5GB or RAM" as well....epic! wait, i mean, Thread Ripper!
Why didn't you choose asus 1080ti poseidon for the ultimate build?
This setup will be good for gaming
Can 4 Gpu be added to this build for multiple screen work station? If so , how many 1080p screens can be powered by this build including activating the motherboard ? Please make a video about maximum number of screen power up by this monstrous machine.
Thx for maintaining 24p, i can watch on a 10M at 4k, and incredible image quality.