Catalogue photography — not a photo of this machine
This build pairs the powerful Core Ultra 7 265K with a robust B860 Pro RS motherboard and massive 96GB DDR5 RAM, cooled by the Silver Soul 135, and driven by an RTX 4070 SUPER in a sleek white iCUE 5000D.
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Intel Core Ultra 7 265KProcessorLGA1851 · 20c · 5.5GHz · 125W— - 02ASRock B860 Pro RSMotherboardLGA1851 · ATX · DDR5—
- 0396GB · DDR5-5600—
- 04135mm—
- 0512GB · 300mm · 220W—
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ATX/mATX/ITX— - 07
1500W · 80+ platinum · ATX— - 08
Seagate Exos X18Storage12000GB · SATA—
9 comments
Make sure to check your motherboard's BIOS settings to enable XMP for the RAM, ensuring you get the advertised speeds.
What kind of tasks or games are you mainly planning to run on this build? It helps to know if you need any specific tweaks or additional parts.
Good call on enabling XMP, that’s an easy win for performance. The 4070 SUPER with 12GB VRAM is a solid pick for most current games too.
Make sure to double-check the motherboard manual for the correct RAM slots to populate with the 2x48GB kit for optimal performance.
@darkcore Considering the high capacity of the RAM kit, could you share why you opted for 96 GB instead of a more common size, and what tasks you expect it to handle that justify this choice?
Agreed, the 96 GB RAM is an interesting choice and will definitely future-proof the build for heavy multitasking or specialized workloads. The 4070 SUPER with 12GB VRAM is also a great match for high-resolution gaming.
@finn81 I'm curious about the trade-off you considered with the 96 GB RAM—what specific future tasks or applications do you expect to need that much memory for in this build?
The 96 GB RAM is a smart move for heavy multitasking and future-proofing, especially paired with the RTX 4070 SUPER. It should handle large projects and high-resolution gaming well.
That 96 GB RAM kit probably comes with its own luxury car payment plan—future-proofing at its finest!
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