Please get Roman on the 'ring with you, I KNOW we'd all love to watch this! Great top see this unexpected crossover!

Please take Roman for a spin. Would complete the crossover.

Would love to do that with my GTR. At the same time I think I would shit my pants

@@der8auer-enNot if you do a warming-up lap, basically getting a feel for the GT-R handling at different speeds on the track.

@@der8auer-en Do it bro !! No better guy to take that monster around the track :D

That would be worldclass 😜

@@der8auer-enI would watch this! 100%

indeed

that was after re-seating the memory. I applied the EXPO profile again afterwards

@@der8auer-enShould I give Seasonic another Chance. I used to use Seasonic PSUs long time ago along with Corsair which ever would fit the budget and be available. But once a Seasonic PSU failed(which happens to all brands including Corsair) due to sudden outage and took down GPU and Motherboard with it. So when we went in to claim Seasonic only replaced the PSU but did not cover GPU nor Motherboard. And that was an expensive fail(I had to cover for it). After that I stopped using Seasonic and only use Corsair as if anything fails that is attached to it due to its failure then Corsair covers the components Fully no questions asked. Seasonic sadly doesn't. At-least they dint few years ago. Did it change or do they still not cover other components besides their PSU on failure. I don't want to risk it like that anymore for my clients. I don't run business on it but do individually. So it be hard to take that kind of hit again. Reason I be even considering Seasonic is that sometimes I find decent deals on it while Corsair be either out of stock or high on price.

That's not even the primary problem from what I could tell. The problem is the 1.1 design spec FoS for that 600W. This isn't aerospace where every single kg of material matters. Why risk it with such narrow margins? Anything going wrong on anybodys side and you have issues. The regular 8 pin is something around 2.5 for reference. Bump that up to like 1.5 and there should be no issues. Which I think they did for future iterations.

Agree. The EPS12V connector has been proven reliable over a decade. Overclocked Intel HEDT CPU from the past hits over 1kW and 2 of these EPS12V can power them without issues at all. Unlike this new 12VHPWR connector.

@@fleurdewin7958 Exactly, it was just so stupid, if we already have a connector that is very much rated for high power use, then why not just adopt that like they did here instead of some weird single mega connector mumbo jumbo?

I miss EVGA's gpus 😢

@@hudsonreynolds4349 Overhyped like Teslas

It is, so sleek and clean.

48T at Lower frequency vs 32T. Also 7960X's default TDP is 350W according to AMD's documents. Not sure why it doesn't use all its power, as all PPT, TDC and EDC are well below it's limits. Wouldn't be surprised if almost every OC option was disabled in UEFI by default due to the HEDT platform.

@@EasyMoney322 TDP is just a number. It has nothing to do with the power usage. Just look at how AMD calculates the TDP.

Tdp is not just a number it's a formula but intel and amd doesn't use the same still Amd i way mon efficient and what you see in hardware info is the real power draw @@WereCatStudio

​@EasyMoney322 Threads don't really matter so much as performance.. the 32 threads of the threadripper have 30% more performance in total than the 48 threads of the 14900ks. And this is the lower end threadripper that you'd pretty much only get for the feature set, not for the performance. Intel just can't compete with AMD on efficiency, it's the same in server CPUs.

No need more higher clockspeed with more core u have + at least workstation will run at quad channels, but also octa channels ram. Once again this thing is decided to do not overclocking yet on this build, but still enough for the owner, even if this will overclocking average 24 cores will 350W cuz Amd is Amd (the most efficient) "low clock low power" people often choose this 24 cores

That's cause you can't hear it 😂

Well, it looks cool, but the sound will make you want to pee and it gets REALLY annoying after a while. I ran a rig with waterfall sort of effect once for some hours, was 10+ yrs ago, but the sound drove me nuts after not very long. It's a faint sound but it messes with you even if you play music over it. Just try it yourself, just the sound, you'll go bananas too.

Cross flow radiators are longer, and you need acces to both ends. For example in this build, the top radiator, for the port at the rear the fan would be in the way, and for the front radiator the port would be in the basement of the case.