Get 8 dimms of RAM at once, check the manual on the website, they list part numbers for tested and approved RAM and you can sort by speed. I have 3 gpus, non of them 4000s, and I hit power issues from time to time with a 1600w psu.
You will want a 1600w psu, between the extra oomf the pbo will require and the 3000 and especially the 4000 rtx cards have 2x power spikes (that they dont like to talk about) they’ll tank your system on a render randomly because your PSU cant keep up. Glad to see someone else that thinks the same way I do!! Its been very solid for 5 months. I have the same mobo and cpu and do mostly AE and C4d/Redshift on it. If anyone has any recommendations it would be greatly appreciated. Is there anything about this build that seems unbalanced or overkill? I definitely want to take full advantage of the RTX 4090 for 3d rendering as that will be the bulk of its use. Looking for something understated and professional with good airflow and not too noisy.Considering founders or Gigabyte depending on what I can find availableĢx 2TB Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus PCI-E Gen4 M.2 SSD (OS and Storage)ġx 1TB Samsung 870 EVO SATA SSD (for caching).How worth it is increasing to the 32core?.My current consideration is:ĪMD Threadripper PRO 5965WX 3.8GHz 24 core It will be for work so I need it to operate as reliably as possible. My biggest priorities are performance and reliability. I have an idea of what I want but am always open to advice. I will be using this to create HD - 4K animations that will be rendered from Cinema 4D with Redshift and composited in After Effects. Hello! I’m looking for some recommendations on building a professional workstation for motion graphics and 3d rendering.
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