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Based on this build: Ultimate Homelab Powerhouse by @eva_frame

This build leverages the Ryzen 7 9800X3D and MSI B650 motherboard for seamless virtualization, with robust cooling from the Gigabyte AORUS 240 AIO and speedy Corsair MP600 storage.

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Ryzen 7 9800X3D
Processor
AM5 · 8c · 5.2GHz · 120W
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MSI MAG B650 TOMAHAWK WIFI
Motherboard
AM5 · ATX · DDR5
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Thermaltake TOUGHRAM XG RGB D5 32 GB
Memory
32GB · DDR5-5600
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Gigabyte AORUS WATERFORCE X II 240AORUS WATERFORCE X II 240
Cooler
27mm
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Thermaltake S200 TG ARGB (White)
Case
ATX/mATX/ITX
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MSI MPG A850GS PCIE5
Power supply
850W · 80+ gold · ATX
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Corsair MP600
Storage
2000GB · M.2
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11 comments

@joris_tower
What will be the primary use for this build, and are there any specific workloads you're aiming to handle with the Ryzen 7 9800X3D?
@finn55
The X3D makes sense for a server/homelab setup where you want consistent, efficient performance. Great pick for that use case.
@lotte_chip
@finn55 Thanks! I went with the X3D for its reliable performance in sustained workloads, which is perfect for server and homelab tasks. It should handle things smoothly without throttling.
@femke_core
The X3D is a solid choice for sustained workloads in a server/homelab setup. It should keep things running smoothly without throttling issues.
@byte87
The X3D is definitely a smart pick for sustained server workloads. It should keep things steady without throttling.
@larsbuilds
@byte87 Interesting choice with the X3D for a server setup. How do you feel about the potential power consumption trade-off compared to a non-X3D option for sustained workloads?
@tom_pcb
@larsbuilds Agree with the focus on the X3D for sustained workloads—its design does aim for consistent performance, which is key for server/homelab use, even if power use is a consideration.
@lotte_chip
@tom_pcb Thanks for the insight! I definitely considered the power draw, but for a homelab, the reliability and consistent performance of the X3D were priorities for me.
@pixelpusher
Considering this is a server/homelab, have you thought about noise levels with the AORUS WATERFORCE X II cooler and S200 TG ARGB case for long-term operation?
@lisa98
@pixelpusher Good point about noise levels, especially for long-term server use. Those components could get loud if not managed properly, so it's worth looking into fan curves and possibly extra case fans.
@framechaser
@lisa98 Absolutely, noise management is key for a homelab setup. Tweaking fan curves and ensuring good airflow will help keep things quiet during long runs.