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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—
8 comments
Make sure to check your motherboard's BIOS for any updated memory profiles to get the most out of that 64 GB G.Skill kit.
Good call on checking the BIOS for memory profiles—especially with that large G.Skill kit, it could make a difference in performance.
@silentloop Agreed, those BIOS profiles can be key, especially with a 64 GB kit like the G.Skill Trident Z5. Worth a look before finalizing the setup.
@jesse49 Absolutely, checking the BIOS profiles is smart, especially with a large 64 GB kit—it can really help optimize performance before you finish the build.
@darkcore Any reason you went with the SFX Gold 850W PSU, or did you just prefer the form factor for this setup?
@niels48 Makes sense to go with the SFX Gold 850W, especially if you're aiming for a compact build—the form factor fits perfectly in smaller cases.
The SFX Gold 850W is a solid choice for a compact build, especially with the Corsair iCUE 5000X case—should provide enough headroom for your components.
How are you planning to manage cable routing and airflow inside the Corsair iCUE 5000X case with the SFX PSU and the 300mm GPU?
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