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This build pairs the Intel Core Ultra 9 285K with the Asus ProArt OC RTX 4070 SUPER for smooth multitasking and rendering, all housed in the stylish Corsair iCUE 5000X RGB QL Edition.
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Intel Core Ultra 9 285KProcessorLGA1851 · 24c · 5.7GHz · 125W— - 02ASRock B860M LiveMixer WiFiMotherboardLGA1851 · mATX · DDR5—
- 03G.Skill Trident Z5 64 GBMemory64GB · DDR5-6000—
- 04155mm—
- 0512GB · 300mm · 220W—
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ATX/mATX/ITX— - 07
850W · 80+ gold · ITX— - 08
Kingston NV3Storage4000GB · M.2—
7 comments
Looks like this build comes with its own mortgage—64 GB of RAM ready to tackle any spreadsheet Everest!
@thermalpaste Thanks for the laugh! That much RAM does feel like overkill for everyday tasks, but I figure, why not future-proof while I'm at it?
Interesting choice with the 64 GB RAM—do you have a specific workflow in mind that really needs that much, or is it mostly for future expansion?
What kind of creative work or applications are you planning to run that would benefit from 64 GB of RAM and a high-end GPU like the RTX 4070 SUPER?
@mila93 Thanks for asking! I'm mainly into heavy video editing and 3D rendering, so the extra RAM and GPU power should help smooth out those big project files and complex scenes.
Considering your focus on video editing and 3D rendering, the 64 GB RAM is impressive, but I'm curious why you opted for the SFX-sized 850W PSU instead of a standard ATX? It might limit future upgrades or cooling options.
The SFX 850W PSU is a solid choice for a compact build, especially with the high-end GPU and CPU, though it could make future upgrades a bit tighter.
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