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Murmullos

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  1. Thanks for your comment too. Do you mean custom water cooling? or AIO? I never used it before, if I finally use it, do you know which radiators size should I use?
  2. The external rig solution looks pretty good for me. Maybe having 2 GPU inside and 2 outside could make it, or 1 inside and 3 outside. Or even 2 inside 4 outside if I want to use all the PCIe slots. I know is not the same by far, but my 1080 is working in full load at 55ºc, the fan works at 1860-70 RPM (49%). So I guess/hope using 2 GPUs won't damage much the numbers. Thanks for your comment!
  3. Thanks again for your time and help I'll have a look about those industrial fans and server cases. I'm afraid the noise will be an issue since I live in an apartment (not only my gf won't be happy, but I'm also a noise hater), but maybe I can find something intermediate.
  4. Thanks for your experience and the pics I don't like that throttling in your picture In my case, I might want to undervolt since I don't even need much bandwidth, but maybe in the future I'll use different programs, so the 64 lines are great (even better for that price). I think for now I just need the CUDAs and Threads (but I'm not an expert). I have a 1700 right now, with memories that should work at 3200, but the are only stable at 2999 even with the latest UEFI. So I guess you have similar memory speed problems here. I guess what I'll do is using the air cooling system, and if I can't handle the temperatures well, buy a custom LR for 2 GPUs, and if this doesn't works, then another one for the other 2 GPUs. Does this make sense? Thanks for your comment too. I'm a freelancer (I'm not a Guru so I might be saying something goofy here) so I could change the program that I'm using, but for now Iray works fine for me, and using CPU+GPU for my renders is great. I'm using now a Ryzen 1700 with a GTX 1080 (and an external GTX 1030, but this doesn't improve much my rendering times haha). My idea is, maybe in the future I'll swap the program, but I don't want to close any window here. But if this plan is going to burn money, that's not desirable for me so any recommendation will be appreciated. I'm scared about using water cooling, specially because I never used it before, and if I'm going to spend a lot of money in my system... a leak could be horrible here. I don't know if the maintenance is hard or not, but if there is any risk behind the maintenance, I prefer to avoid it. Can you recommend me some good (or beefy haha) air cooling brands/systems? Noctua is all I know.
  5. Yep, waiting for the next TR generation is on my plans
  6. Hello everyone! I want a PC for rendering, I was thinking about waiting for the next TR generation (or even for the 7nm 1 more year). But since I never had a computer like this before, I need some recommendations in order to clarify my ideas. For the 1950x and a x399 mobo with 4x GTX 1080/1180, do you think using air coolings will be enough? The case will be a Corsair 740 (I already got this), so it will have 2x140mm in the bottom, 3x120mm in the front. To remove the air, 3x140mm (2 top 1 back). About the RAM speed, I have read in the AMD website that the 1950x accepts up to 2667MHz in 4 channels. But I also read in some forums recommendations about using faster speeds. So, is it possible to use 4 slots @3200? 8 slots @3200? Another question about the RAM, is it better 4 slots @3000 CL 14 or 3200 CL 16? Thank you in advance for your help!
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