Bottlenecking?! Need help new builder

Jordan mac · May 17, 2020

Ok so question guys. Im a new pc builder. For one ill say i do not game at all. Quite literally. I do 3dmodeling, rendering, and a lot of adobe software based editing. I just recently bought a bunch of parts for a new computer because i am running out of “POWER” on my xps15. I wanna know if i have a really heavy end cpu, which my 3d modeling program is heavy on, and as some would say “bottlenecked gpu” matters. My rendering programs use cpu rendering because they dont hage gpu rendering yet. They have cuda and rtx rendering. Which mind you is still under developed. Another thing is the modeling and rendered is heavy on ram obviously and i was done with the 16gigs. I just saw no reasoning to buy a better gpu considering i dont game and my 3d modeling programs dont use gpu rendering yet. Btw i use rhino6 autcad and revit maya etc. render on Vray

My specs are :

Amd ryzen 9 3900x

Msi geforce rtx 2060 super

Msi x570 gaming x mobo

64gb corsair vengeance pro ram

6x corsair fans

Evga 850w gold plus

Corsair 220i case

Dark rock pro 4 cpu cooler

Samsung 960 evo ssd 500gb

Hd blue 2tb hdd

And a bunch of rgb goodies

If someone could possibly comment on this and lmk if theres anything inherently wrong that would be greatly appreciated. PLEASE BE AWARE I DO NOT GAME!! :)

5x5 · May 17, 2020

This is a pretty terrible selection overall.

The Masai board is crap. Get an Asus Prime P or TuF X570. MSI X570 are mostly garbage.

850W is a waste. Get a better quality Corsair RMx 650W

Step up to a 2070 Super or 5700 XT. Both much faster and better.

Change the SSD to a Crucial P1 or Sabrent Rocket. The Samsung one is overpriced

Instead of RGB focus on getting decent drives. The WD Blue is a consumer model, not a professional work model. Step up to a Black

Jordan mac · May 17, 2020

Well heres the thing this stuff is already purchased. Im more so concerned about how this will affect rendering and what not or if it doesnt matter. To be quite honest the hard drives is just for like backup garbage storage of my work files. I just know that my rhino and vray use cpu over gpu at the end of the day and i have zero intention of gaming. So my only question was about if what i have will cause any apparent issues. I use a 4 year old xps15 and it was time for a switch up. Im not as well versed nor do i care about how fast files will open bc it is undoubtedly going to be better than what i was currently working on. Call it a ignorant way of going about things but thats just how it is for me. The psu was partially on my error only because there is clearly a shortage right now so I got what I could. Setting up this build this week hopefully with a friend. Also i dont know much about motherboards anyways so like i wouldnt know the benefit nor do i feel as though i would notice a difference.

At the end of the day if you could just answer whether or not you feel as though this may impede something like 3d modeling or rendering? And if you dont know much about these specifically and more so about gaming (like i said i have no intention of doing) than i guess theres nothing I can do.