A Ryzen build code named : Unrealized

The Case :


EVGA DG-84 Gaming Case, 100-E2-1000-K0, Full Tower, K-Boost

Details

Type
ATX Full Tower

Color
Gunmetal Grey

Motherboard Compatibility
mITX/mATX/ATX/E-ATX

Side Panel Window
No

Dimensions & Weight

Max GPU Length Allowance
350 mm

Max CPU Cooler Height Allowance
175 mm

Dimensions (H x W x D)
25.29" x 10.63" x 27.01"

Weight
38.40 lbs.

Additional Info

Features
Optimized Airflow Path
Dedicated cooling path for graphics cards, giving ultimate cooling performance and increased clockspeeds.

Robust Water Cooling Support
Full support for dual 420mm or 360mm radiators give you ultimate cooling performance, with a dedicated section for mounting reservoir.

Cable Management
Dedicated cable management cutout points lets you keep your system layout clean, improving appearance and airflow.

K-Boost Button
Control your performance with EVGA K-Boost! One button boosts GPU and CPU clocks instantly, giving you ultimate control.

Removable Fan Filters
Easy to remove fan filters keeps your system dust free.

Easy Removable Door
Flip a switch to remove the entire door, making assembly as easy as can be.

GPU Airflow Channel
Adjustable channel to maximize cooling efficiency depending on your GPU setup.

Optional Segmented PSU Tray Hides Cables
Slidable tray keeps your system clean and hides Power Supply cables.

Flexible Fan Support
Supports up to 8 140 or 120mm fans.

Easy Access to I/O ports and Clean Cable Output
Cables exit on the back of the case, keeping cable management clean, and I/O ports are easily accessed by left door hinge.

Completely Removable PCI-E Brackets
Remove brackets to increase airflow or easily pass water cooling tubes.

The Cooling :


Phanteks PH-PWHUB_01 PWM Fan Hub

6 channel
2x PH-CB-Y3P fan splitter
11 fan max (additional splitters required)
Universal Mounting strips

Cougar CFT14SB4 140mm Case Fan

8 :
140mm
1000 64.5 / 109.6
Hyper-spin
17.9dB


be quiet! DARK ROCK PRO 3 Silentwings CPU Cooler 250W TDP
Fan Size
135mm

Bearing Type
Fluid Dynamic

RPM
1600-1999 RPM

Air Flow
65-70 CFM

Noise Level
20-25 dBA

Power Connector
4 Pin

Color
Black

Heatsink Material
Aluminum

The GPU:

SAPPHIRE NITRO Radeon R9 Fury 100379NTOC+SR 4GB 4096-Bit HBM TRI-X OC x 2 crossfired :slight_smile:

4GB 4096-Bit HBM
Core Clock 1050 MHz
1 x Dual-Link DVI-D 1 x HDMI 3 x DisplayPort

Psu :


Corsair Rmx Series Rm850x 80 plus Gold full Modular

ATX12V / EPS12V
Full Modular
80 PLUS GOLD Certified
100 - 240 V 47 - 63 Hz
+3.3V@25A, +5V@25A, [email protected], [email protected], +5VSB@3A

Ram:


Gskills Ripjaws V 2x8

DDR4 3000 (PC4 24000)
Timing 15-16-16-35
Cas Latency 15
Voltage 1.35V

Motherboard:

Asrock Taichi :

AMD Promontory X370
Ryzen Series
DDR4 2667/ 2400/ 2133

Cpu:


AMD Ryzen 1700x

AMD SenseMI Technology
AMD XFR (eXtended Frequency Range) Technology
Socket AM4
Max Turbo Frequency 3.80 GHz
16MB L3 Cache
4MB L2 Cache
DDR4 Support
Unlocked Processor
Thermal Design Power 95W
Without Fan and Cooler

Os drive :


Corsair Force MP500 120g

Performance

Max Sequential Read
Up to 3000 MBps (ATTO)
Up to 2300 MBps (CDM)

Max Sequential Write
Up to 2400 MBps (ATTO)
Up to 1400 MBps (CDM)

4KB Random Read
Up to 150,000 IOPS

4KB Random Write
Up to 90,000 IOPS

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Freaksamcker/saved/yNy23C

This is how it ended after having a bad stick of ram and the Corsair psu die after three weeks of stock running.

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to answer the rhetorical question in the title, yes unless you have a really nice x99 chip or cant afford.

Besides the actual benchmarks. The make or break is going to be the motherboards and pci-e lanes....ect. If the MB can meet my needs, it will more than likely be an 1800x. Fully prepared to get 6850k instead.

DAMN, mine is like half that.

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Yes. The pic is a little misleading.

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Parts have been completely determined. Some are on backorder. Pics coming soon. Maybe even some basic benchmarks?

Any benchmarks you like to see. Feel free to suggest. Keep it within the realm of free is the only caveat.

Keep in mind with this platform being completely new that there are issues and bugs to work out as the platform matures.

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I am jealous

Lets wait and see how well I can get it to run first, aye ?

I would take it even if it ran like shit lol

some not canned games, like Planetside 2, some mmos like Tera or NW, and if you have them Total War warhammer, Civilization V, ARMA 3, Minecraft... basically cpu taxers

Tera, i can do. It was pretty easy to balance the min/max/ave within less than 11 12 frames of each other on a 8350.

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I picked tera and NW as both are free, planetside 2 is free too. iirc mmos tend to be cpu hogs, but haven't seen anyone show numbers on how the chip handles them games yet.

I have been meaning to play my ninja chick more. I cant remember one that wasn't ? End up in a fight of 200 people and stuff starts screaming for mercy :) Real game testing

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I was thinking one fleet battle in BGO even tho they capped the maps my 8350 struggles still. STO a few of the battles Such as the cystalline shard had issues. Tera the pegasus flight from map to map and any of the cities where lots of people gather for dungeons. Some the the Empire Earth struggled a bit with full maxed armies/populations. Riders of Icarus with draw distances and high populations. Arche Age ? I have yet to play Witcher 3 :) Still thinking about some of this. I have not really be enticed by many of the newer games in awhile.

MB Still on back order :(

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Well ? It is built but had a bad stick of ram. Had to order more and return the first. Be a couple of weeks before serious benching. The case is a bit of a overkill but should let me do almost anything. Custom water cooling with large rads / Aio's whatever.

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