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  1. damelyngdoh
    Yes. For the GPU part, I am considering the 2080 and if my budget allows then the 2080 Ti. Of course, I'll have to do a little research on whether they will be compatible for the above mentioned purposes.
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    I am not going to overclock, I've never overclocked any processor before and this will be a new thing for me, not to say that I will not. But can you elaborate on your statement that "they probably won't boost to the advertised clocks for long".
  3. damelyngdoh
    The 2990WX is the ultimate from the Threadrippers but its price will devastatingly cripple my options for the remaining components.
  4. damelyngdoh
    The 1950X and 2920X have a tolerable price difference in Indian sopping sites. Although 1950X seems to have higher numbers will the fact that it being 1st gen and 2920X being 2nd gen be a concern for me in the long run (by long run I mean say 3 years)
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    Hi everybody, I'm not much of a hardware guy and I'm building a PC (still planning on the components). I will use the rig primarily for a lot of computing and mathematical models and might even run TensorFlow or other similar resource crunching ML or AI tools and I'll also be running a lot of code to test out algorithms and stuff. I will not use the PC however to run graphics or video related softwares (no Adobe software or rendering software). And since this is not a sponsored project but more of a hobby or personal projects, I do not have an money tree in my backyard. My main focus as of right now is processor. So here it is: I'm preferring AMD, primarily because of the budget, but should I also look to Intel? And, currently my eyes are fixed on the Threadripper 2950X or 2920X. Is this a good idea or should I consider something else? Note: I know I can always upgrade my RAM / Storage, but a processor is something I feel will require a lot of upgrades on other components (especially the motherboard), so I want to get it right. Also, I might at times subject the PC to gaming but I don't want it be the primary goal.
  6. damelyngdoh
    Thanks @campy, @Firewrath9 and @Jurrunio ?
  7. damelyngdoh
    I see. Does Quadro also have a similar feature of gaming mode and workstation mode?
  8. damelyngdoh
    About the part where you mentioned switching, to put it vaguely in short, is there a software (a driver perhaps) that has two radio buttons? Can it be as simple as that or does it require hardware changes or physical tweaks to trigger the switch?
  9. damelyngdoh
    Hi, this is more of a "will it work" or "can I make it happen" question. I'm planning to get either a Quadro or Radeon Pro WX card for my projects as I will require running Virtual Machines and possibly also use simulation applications or applications requiring a lot of computation. I assume the mentioned family of cards will suffice my requirements.However, I also might want to use my machine for gaming which I think Quadro or WX might not be efficient for this purpose. Should I go ahead with these graphics card for gaming also? If no, then, can I use another graphics card, say a GeForce (along with an existing Quadro) and then switch between the two as and when needed? Is this method even possible?
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