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    Celeron G3900
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    AsRock H110 PRO BTC+
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    4 GB 2133MHz DDR4
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    6x ASUS RX 580 8gb DUAL OC EDITION
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    275 GB M.2 SSD
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    Thermaltake Toughpower 1200w GOLD 80+
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  1. RedwoodAyy
    What he said.
  2. RedwoodAyy
    Well, what's the maximum you'd be willing to spend on something to "obtain your goals"?
  3. RedwoodAyy
    Yeah, I got you But still, you will see increased responsiveness and overall more performance in content creation with the 2700X. The 8700K's main appeal is gaming.
  4. RedwoodAyy
    Budget?
  5. RedwoodAyy
    Ok, just to confirm, this isn't a joke; correct?
  6. RedwoodAyy
    https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xJZLyX This is a build that will provide the highest tier workstation in the industry. Armed with Intel flagship i9 processor with a full 18 CORES and 36 THREADS, it is an absolute monster capable of tearing through any task in its way. The 32GB of graphical memory over two P5000 graphics cards will allow the storing of huge assets such as your land modeling with relatively great performance still at the head. The 64GB of FlareX system memory will allow for any task you do to be accelerated (or rather, not hindered) to the maximum potential of the CPU. The whopping 1200W power supply will allow you to add more parts on later if needed, and I've already included a liquid cooler, allowing you to improve performance through overclocking efforts. I might investigate in a P6000 as opposed to the P5000 SLI, but for now, the prices favor the P5000 SLI for the same amount of memory and in some cases more computing power. Cheers, Red
  7. RedwoodAyy
    Alright, let me see if I can get something going.
  8. RedwoodAyy
    I can update the build if you give me a budget.
  9. RedwoodAyy
    Windows XP and Vista don't have most of the files, ability to download drivers, or even capability to realistically run a modern AAA game. This also works vice versa, where Windows 10 does not have the capability to run these older games without an emulator. Windows XP and Vista are still used though, typically for small home theatres and game emulation. I have probably 4 Windows XP systems lying around. Microsoft has stopped supporting Windows XP, and with it, many users of it are quickly departing.
  10. RedwoodAyy
    The 2700X is significantly better at workstation tasks, as it boasts 8 cores and 16 threads to the 8700K's 6 and 12. You'll see much better render times with the 2700X and it still boasts impressive performance in other types of computing.
  11. RedwoodAyy
    Funny that you say that because I am using the power supply from my mining rig (On behalf of all us, sorry for the GPU prices)
  12. RedwoodAyy
    Battle Royales, some other games. The question isn't if the 2700X is the best at gaming, but is if it won't bottleneck the Vegas.
  13. RedwoodAyy
    Can the 2700X support 2 Vega 64s in 1080p at 240 fps and 4k at 60 fps?
  14. RedwoodAyy
    This is a good workstation build. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/W8znpG I took some liberties such as adding a water cooler and having a specific choice of the motherboard but this is a good start. This contains 16GB of graphical memory for your design and CGI and 32GB of system memory for acceleration in rendering. The eight cores and 16 threads of the CPU will let you run through rendering like the breeze! The motherboard I choose may require a BIOS revision by using an older CPU, but from what I've researched, the X99 chipset platform is the only one for Xeon v4 family. Let me know if you need any budget revisions! Cheers, Red
  15. RedwoodAyy
    What would value more, performance in 3D applications or video editing power?
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