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Hello everyone, I just ordered a bunch of blocks and stuff for a full custom loop to cool a 3970x and 2x3090. All of the blocks and the reservoir will have RGB and I am not really sure how to link them all up to be controlled individually. Do they all daisy chain together and the motherboard detects it? I'm using an Asus Zenith Current setup below just looks constrained and hot. Thanks in advance!

@Moonzy @BlueScope819 Thanks again both of you! This was super helpful

@BlueScope819 Hey thanks for the insight. Yea this was probably a bad idea then. Gonna be a big headache... Glad I asked! Just gonna build a bunch of individual ones then. Thanks!

Hey Moonzy, thanks for the advice! Brazil is a nightmare with import taxes, and I don't think it will be cheaper to buy motherboards, PSU, RAM, GPUS and CPUs for every computer. In terms of management, so it's not a one time setup and users just login? Or is it much more complicated than that?

Hi everyone, I'm currently living in Brazil and am planning on building a few multi-user PCs to donate. Very similar to the one Linus built so 8 users can use a PC at once, but not as extreme as that build. I just know how important it was for computers to be introduced into my life, mainly through school, and I think that kids who aren't exposed to computers now will be extremely left behind in the next 5-10 years. I'm pretty experienced with building PCs but have no experience in building multi-user PCs. What is the easiest way possible to do this both in terms of software and hardware? Also if anyone else has a similar build I'd love to see it! -Alex

First day on here and over 320k so far

anyone having problems with the protien viewer? Just shows the demo

I set 2 of my render nodes running 24/7 for this

Hi everyone, I just got a Threadripper 3970x and Zenith 2 extreme and am looking to buy the best possible AIO. This is for work so I don't care about price, just performance. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks!

I recently replaced my 3930k rig with a 7980xe build. Also replaced the triple HD monitors with triple 4K. They all work together over the local network to render 3d stuff. Added a few pics of the gradual 5-year process of me building these so you don't assume I bought this all at once. Specs for the new build: -7980xe @ 4.2ghz -128 gb Corsair Vengeance 3000mhz -1tb and 2tb Samsung m.2 -4tb samgung ssd -Rampage Extreme vi -2 x 1080ti Asus Strix -EVGA 1600w Supernova T2 Titanium -Cosmos C700p case Full break down of the 3 pcs here: -7980xe build: https://pcpartpicker.com/b/P8xG3C -Bumblebee Wall PC: https://pcpartpicker.com/b/48r6Mp Bumblebee Build log (like 200 pics): https://imgur.com/gallery/Euknr -Megatron: https://pcpartpicker.com/b/YDd6Mp I use these machines for my 3d work http://alexmarks3d.com/

I am currently using a 7980xe (overclocked to 4.2Ghz) workstation for rendering and was wondering if a maximum of 85 degrees is acceptable. Thanks in advance for the insight.

But will there issues with scaling? Or is that kind of stuff all sorted out?

Hi, I currently have a 3 monitor setup in 1080. I would like to upgrade to 4k but that is a pretty expensive move to do all at once. Can i upgrade just one to 4k? It is mainly for work and do not game on the 3 monitors at once. Have 2 x 1080ti and use windows 7. Thanks a lot! -Alex

3ds max and vray! Are you using windows 7?

Great insight! Thanks Cadence!