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Then... Im an eternally undecided... That was the reason I wanted buy a prebuild PC...
So, I have this new (white) configuration...
I would like to have feedbacks... Thanks in advance!
Case
CASE PER GAMING CORSAIR iCUE 4000X RGB - White
CPU
CPU AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D 16 Core (4,2 Ghz/V-CACHE da 144 MB con 3D/AM5)
MB
ASUS® ROG STRIX X670E-A GAMING WIFI (AM5, DDR5, PCIe 5.0, Wi-Fi 6E)
RAM
DDR5 Corsair VENGEANCE RGB 6000 MHz 32 GB (2 da 16 GB) KIT - White
GPU
NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 4080 SUPER da 16 GB - White - HDMI, DP, LHR
1o drive SSD M.2
SOLIDIGM P44 PRO GEN 4 512 GB NVMe PCIe (fino a 7000 MB/sR, 4700 MB/sW)
1o drive SSD M.2
SOLIDIGM P44 PRO GEN 4 2 TB NVMe PCIe (fino a 7000 MB/sR, 6500 MB/sW)
PSU
CORSAIR 1200 W RMx SHIFT SERIES™ MODULARE 80 PLUS® GOLD, ULTRA SILENZIOSO
CPU Cooler
Corsair ICUE Link H100i RGB White
I realized the 1000w rmx shift and 7800x3d is the best option. Theres never going to be a gpu that needs over 1000w. 1200w power supplys are for them old sli builds. Overall its a lot better than before you tended to gravitate to Corsair.
Next time you should build it yourself. Corsair have the system builder website and i used it to see if the Corsair case AIO ram all fit with the chosen motherboard. And they have videos of the installs for the AIO its really hard to mess it up to be honest.
They got delayed to mid-august; so at least 2 more weeks.
Looks good but there is no need to get the 2x SSDs like that. Just get a 2TB or 4TB P44 (if you want PCIe Gen4) or the Crucial T705 for PCIe Gen5. I would go with the 4TB T705
Get the 1000W RMx version of that PSU instead of the 1200W; it will still be plenty of power for potential future upgrades.
Get the H115i cooler instead of the H100i.
I'd also concur that unless you really plan on doing a lot of 3D rendering/modeling and/or lots of video encoding I'd save the money on the 7950X3D and get the 7800X3D and put that savings toward the 4TB PCIe Gen5 T705 SSD.
About 7800 vs 7950, Im a gamer alot (maybe too much....) and casual 3d modelling & rendering... What is the difference (performance)?
when I did my "all out build" years ago after looking into RAM I determined that I didn't need to spend more on fancy brands with coolers since OCing ram is mostly pointless and went with Gskill... but half the fun is looking at it, init?
Not the 150i the 115i. Ohhhh... nvm I see what you mean. They only offer the H100i and the H150i in the white version and the smaller 4000X won't fit the H150i.
The 7800X3D will still be fine for modeling and rendering. Yeah the difference would be performance for those use cases but honestly for something you do at a hobbyist level / casually, it will still be plenty performant enough.
So yeah if you don't want to jump up to the 5000D then just do the 4000X with the H100i and the 7800X3D, drop to the 1000W RMx, and get the 4TB T705.
Also if you need to trim a bit more on the budget you'd also be perfectly fine dropping the Strix X670E for the Prime X670-P. I'd actually probably lean that way anyway. The X670E "chipset" is actually just two of the X670 chipset. You really don't need that much IO for your build.
EDIT: Also make sure you select the "Braided Power Supply Cables" and choose one of the corsair options that has the "(40 series)" in the listing as those come with the 12VHPWR+ cable for the 40 series GPUs so you don't need to use a multi-PCIe 8pin to 12VHPWR+ adapter.
You can put the h115i on the 4000d its likely they do not offer it ad they want the easy peasy route. The corsair builder said it fits and i opted for that combo for the 7800x3d. H100i might limit any future upgrades. Remember this platform is upgradeable in 2027. So taking a 5000D case maybe could be wise.