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Thank you so much, looked into it and sent out an inquiry. on a different line is there anywhere you'd recommend i look for monitor recommendations?

are there any good 4k with 240hz? or any recs on 8k I use the Dell UltraSharp 32 8K at work which has been alright haven't tried alternatives is there a difference between this Threadripper and the PRO 7995x (despite cores although I think that many [the PRO] is slightly overkill although i wouldnt mind) also is that cooling enough, to my understanding Threadrippers run or ran really hot just wanted to clarify Looking for a metric fuckton of cores, thought about multi-gpu although in the past i know SLI has been questionable at best, (maybe this isnt true anymore?) Also looked into the Intel® Xeon® w9-3495X but couldn't find strong data points or benchmarks of it in comparison to Threadripper which topped multicore What about that compared to a Intel® Xeon® w9-3495X

Budget (including currency): max 25,000 USD, not trying to waste money, but I'll pay for quality(main concern) and performance. Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: 8 and 4k video rendering and editing, AutoCAD, high scale and depth virtual renders (architectural design and overlay), and quite infrequently also video games (OW2, LoL, Valorant, etc.) Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): Existing parts: N/A Peripherals: need Monitors (one at 4k and high refresh and another at 8k) Currently using two laptops, - ASUS ROG Zephyrus 1440p at 240hz with a 4070ti, i9-13900H, and 16gb ddr4 ram; sometimes experience inability to reach max frames in the aforementioned games or often ram peaking during renders - Macbook Pro 3024 x 1964 120hz with Apple M3 Max chip with 16‑core CPU, 40‑core GPU, 16‑core Neural Engine and 64gb ram; got very hot at times, resolution frustrating and did significantly better in renders even though ram would peak as well When: Within the next two weeks Looking for help with brands and reliable manufacturers, the last thing I want is to deal with issues, and have to spend alot of time on them. I'm not going to get rid of my laptops, and would still like using them with whichever monitors I get. Been out of the PC space for a while, but I previously and still currently am more favoring air cooling (worried about spilling or damage although if it's reliable I'm not opposed to water entirely if it's recommended). I rarely touch videogames although single core performance would be nice for the occasional times that I do, if it's a hit on multicore applications then it can be completely overlooked. As mentioned with how I want it cooled, noise is a slight issue, and preferably as quiet as it can be so that I wouldn't hear it over phone notifications or voices (don't want a jet engine). Couldn't care less about aesthetics plan on shoving it under my desk, so at any and all levels performance and reliability are my greatest concern. I appreciate any and all replies or recommendations, or if i should post parts of this in other sections of this or other forums? i.e monitor, gpu, cpu, or certain ram or memory options. Thank you

To run a game like Warzone at 4k 144hz would a 2070super be good enough? (I personally prefer Nvidia GPUs just since drivers etc.) I heard from another member that even a 2080ti wouldn't be enough, is that correct?

With something like a 3080ti (or well something 20-30% better than a 2080ti) that is in theory. Would you be able to push those frames?

Makes sense, storage costs are kind of irrelevant as i'll figure that out and probably just expand from a nvme drive. Is a 2080ti worth it though?

Is the 3800x's performance that much better than the 3700x for the cost though? And the 2080ti, is it really worth the additional 600-400$ over a 2070super/2080/2080super? From what i know as far as numbers go, it doesnt seem to be too massive of an increase in performance? are these numbers not actually indicative of frames or the actual strength of the card? (Passmark) Thanks!

Makes sense, thanks. Appreciate all the replies, I'll probably make a new thread once the new hardware releases, thank you all!

Oh one thing, couldn't i get a B450 motherboard to save some money and do a bios flash? or is there more of a benefit to having a B550? (saving $50) This is what I created, I went for different ram a cheaper motherboard and a different card, only because of reviews. Do they really matter that much? or should i just settle with some cheaper but less reviewed components? Thanks

Woowwww, is 560W enough though?

Oh ok, thanks, could i reach out to you after their launch? Not sure how to I'm new to this forum lol

Thank you! Would the GTX 2080 Super be sufficient to run a 4k 144hz monitor?

Yeah, the storage kind of depends what's on sale, most likely will just buy 2-4 tb drive and expand over time i suppose! You both had this CPU Cooler, is it better than the Noctua NH-D15? (Both have the same price i just realized i had the black version with a premium) Same with ram, is 2x16 better than 4x8? or is it just for expansion purposes?

What specs would be good though for a PC with the same intentions if you were to build it right now? Like what hardware would i need exactly since i know the general ballpark only.

The new AMD CPUs and NVIDIA GPUs? Yeah i just wanted to know especially what specs i should have with current gen hardware, so i could get hardware somewhat similiarly powerful? If that makes sense.