1000w rmx psu

[Letgomyleghoe]

im looking at pc to build after christmas with 

r9 3900x

nzxt kraken x62 280mm

msi x570-a pro 

g.skillz ripjaws 16gb 3600mhz

crucial p1 1tb m.2

geforce rtx 2080 ti 

nzxt h510 (rgb lighting)

2 aer fans 

i plan to run this on a 1000w rmx 

i will be overclocking all components

plan on upgrading with another gpu (maybe rx 5700xt) so i can run 2 games at once via vrm 

 

[Metallus97]

31 minutes ago, scuff gang said:

plan on upgrading with another gpu (maybe rx 5700xt) so i can run 2 games at once via vrm 

for real bro? Then you need 32GB RAM minimum!

 

The rest of the build seems decent! Idd get an other cooler. Those AIOS are not worth it idd go D15 black.

 

EDIT so that nobody else makes this error: Read below I mixed up some boards and was kindly reminded by @Princess Luna that I did so. This MSI board is SHIIIT. especially for the 3900x (or any CPU lol)

Edited December 12, 2019 by Metallus97

[JoshHendi]

I agree with @Metallus97 on the 32gb of ram and D15 cooler... The D15 is totally worth the investment and will be good forever instead of a few good years like the AIO

[Letgomyleghoe]

1 minute ago, Metallus97 said:

for real bro? Then you need 32GB RAM minimum!

 

The rest of the build seems decent! Idd get an other cooler. Those AIOS are not worth it idd go D15 black.

the aio is more of an aesthetics and transportation thing... this pc will be moved alot and dont want to risk the heatsink snapping off

[Letgomyleghoe]

Just now, JoshHendi said:

I agree with @Metallus97 on the 32gb of ram and D15 cooler... The D15 is totally worth the investment and will be good forever instead of a few good years like the AIO

 

3 minutes ago, Metallus97 said:

for real bro? Then you need 32GB RAM minimum!

 

The rest of the build seems decent! Idd get an other cooler. Those AIOS are not worth it idd go D15 black.

will be upgrading with another 16gb kit when the time comes around

[Metallus97]

1 minute ago, scuff gang said:

the aio is more of an aesthetics and transportation thing... this pc will be moved alot and dont want to risk the heatsink snapping off

riiiiiiighhht ok especially with moving the thing D15 is not cool.

2 minutes ago, JoshHendi said:

and will be good forever instead of a few good years like the AIO

but he is still right  

[Metallus97]

1 minute ago, scuff gang said:

 

will be upgrading with another 16gb kit when the time comes around

roger.

 

About the SSD: Its fine but the intel 660p has better price/perf

[Princess Luna]

8 minutes ago, scuff gang said:

msi x570-a pro 

R9 3900X and 2080 Ti

 

So you decide to pick the second worst motherboard on the entire X570 chipset to save up? Congratz you just managed to throttle everything.

[Letgomyleghoe]

Just now, Metallus97 said:

riiiiiiighhht ok especially with moving the thing D15 is not cool.

but he is still right  

yeah thats the only thing i might look into getting custom loop so that i dont have to buy a new one every few years and then i could get a new waterblock and put it on my next system, would i need more psu power for a custom loop??

[Letgomyleghoe]

1 minute ago, Princess Luna said:

R9 3900X and 2080 Ti

 

So you decide to pick the second worst motherboard on the entire X570 chipset to save up? Congratz you just managed to throttle everything.

i have not seen that, will change mobo...

i was looking at that aurus extreme not a bad price 

[Letgomyleghoe]

3 minutes ago, Metallus97 said:

roger.

 

About the SSD: Its fine but the intel 660p has better price/perf

will look at that, dont know much about ssd's...

[Metallus97]

3 minutes ago, scuff gang said:

yeah thats the only thing i might look into getting custom loop so that i dont have to buy a new one every few years and then i could get a new waterblock and put it on my next system, would i need more psu power for a custom loop??

No, pups take 5-10w and the fans you already have anyway and they take not verry much power.

But custom loop is not worth it!! I run one... a big one... but that's more a hobby lol

[Metallus97]

1 minute ago, scuff gang said:

will look at that, dont know much about ssd's...

well since youre already getting a pretty ballin and expensive build the nicest nVME SSD at this time is the Samsung 970 evo plus.

If you can afford it go for it. its FAAAST and reliable 

[Metallus97]

6 minutes ago, Princess Luna said:

R9 3900X and 2080 Ti

 

So you decide to pick the second worst motherboard on the entire X570 chipset to save up? Congratz you just managed to throttle everything.

 

Crap youre right! I didn't catch that. Thought the trash MSI board had an other name.

so ok @scuff gangDOOOONT get this board the VRAM cant handle the CPU.... even at stock.

My recommendation: Asus Prime P (barebones but pretty boss VRM) or Aourus Elite (absolutely fine VRM and nice fatureset. You even can get it with wifi build in)

[St. Nick]

If you really do want a nice money save, the Aorus Elite is Fine, it's not the best but it's currently like 150 or 160 bucks and is still pretty damn solid. 

Edit: Welp solid agrrement with Metallus from me XD.

[Letgomyleghoe]

1 minute ago, Metallus97 said:

well since youre already getting a pretty ballin and expensive build the nicest nVME SSD at this time is the Samsung 970 evo plus.

If you can afford it go for it. its FAAAST and reliable 

yeah maybe, ive ben saving for a fat minute. i dont really care much about load times. i have always run hdd's because theyre cheaper but now i have alil money and decided id try it out

[Metallus97]

Just now, St. Nick said:

If you really do want a nice money save, the Aorus Elite is Fine, it's not the best but it's currently like 150 or 160 bucks and is still pretty damn solid. 

Its even ok for a bit of OC on the 3900x (when having some airflow over the VRM). But for prolonged use under heavy load and possible OC the Prime P is cool, but otherwise its barebones

[Metallus97]

1 minute ago, scuff gang said:

yeah maybe, ive ben saving for a fat minute. i dont really care much about load times. i have always run hdd's because theyre cheaper but now i have alil money and decided id try it out

Bro! You will wonder how much more comfortable using a PC with a SSD is lol. But ok then the intel 660p is your go to. Pretty fast reliable and cheap.

And again: Dont get the mobo-> will start to burn with the 3900x on it. OK NO... but its way to hot

[Letgomyleghoe]

1 minute ago, St. Nick said:

If you really do want a nice money save, the Aorus Elite is Fine, it's not the best but it's currently like 150 or 160 bucks and is still pretty damn solid. 

 

1 minute ago, Metallus97 said:

Crap youre right! I didn't catch that. Thought the trash MSI board had an other name.

so ok @scuff gangDOOOONT get this board the VRAM cant handle the CPU.... even at stock.

My recommendation: Asus Prime P (barebones but pretty boss VRM) or Aourus Elite (absolutely fine VRM and nice fatureset. You even can get it with wifi build in)

ended up going with the phantom gaming, i have usb wifi and bluetooth adapters all over my house so thats not a worry, it has no rgb which is nice, im planning on using the case rgb and setting it on purple.

[Metallus97]

Just now, scuff gang said:

 

ended up going with the phantom gaming, i have usb wifi and bluetooth adapters all over my house so thats not a worry, it has no rgb which is nice, im planning on using the case rgb and setting it on purple.

ok that's fine to

[St. Nick]

Well I would actually contest that a little. With Solid Airflow over it the elite (From personal experience) Drops a LOT in temps compared to that result they have on the table for the open air test bench. It should be fine for a stable overclock too!

Edit: do keep in mind with the phantom gaming that Asrock has the absolute worst bios out of all the motherboard manufacturers and if your serious about OCing that board will be pretty hard to work with.

[Letgomyleghoe]

2 minutes ago, Metallus97 said:

ok that's fine to

 

1 minute ago, St. Nick said:

Well I would actually contest that a little. With Solid Airflow over it the elite (From personal experience) Drops a LOT in temps compared to that result they have on the table for the open air test bench. It should be fine for a stable overclock too!

thanks guys looking forward to building this! 

[Metallus97]

2 minutes ago, St. Nick said:

Well I would actually contest that a little. With Solid Airflow over it the elite (From personal experience) Drops a LOT in temps compared to that result they have on the table for the open air test bench. It should be fine for a stable overclock too!

Well I am in the market to for a x570 MOBO (to go with a 3900x) and decided to get the Master for the true direct drive VRM and even better cooler. As you might guess form my profile I am a computing nerd and my systems are pretty much full thrust 24/7, on water and full thrust OC. Therefore I wanted a SOLID VRM. 

 

But sure for a "normal" OC and normal gaming and some productivity use the Elite should be fine. 

So wich temps do you get and on wich CPU?

[Metallus97]

1 minute ago, scuff gang said:

 

thanks guys looking forward to building this! 

Keep us up to date / post some pics  

[St. Nick]

Just now, Metallus97 said:

Well I am in the market to for a x570 MOBO (to go with a 3900x) and decided to get the Master for the true direct drive VRM and even better cooler. As you might guess form my profile I am a computing nerd and my systems are pretty much full thrust 24/7, on water and full thrust OC. Therefore I wanted a SOLID VRM. 

 

But sure for a "normal" OC and normal gaming and some productivity use the Elite should be fine. 

So wich temps do you get and on wich CPU?

I'm running the 3700x on it with a single fan D15, 4.3 ghz all core at 1.285, CPU temp maxes out 69 C after half an hour of full load. Highest temp on the VRM is 44 C meassured with the Corsair Commander pro's temp sensors directly under the heatsink and reported as 41 by the mobo.