What It's Like To Use a $10,000 PC

[@420BulletSponge]

Using a $10k PC while sitting in a worn out $100 chair is a 15 yard penalty in the sports ball.

[@caderichardson8934]

Same with using internet explorer

[@parp8608]

And a 60hz monitor

[@IdeaBoxful]

Sometimes an old sat in chair works better than a $300 chair. Wearing in mine now. A bit uncomfortable but should feel right in about a month's time!

[@Bamfhammer]

@@parp8608 Flag on the flag, 60 Hz monitor is acceptable if 4k as a 4k 60+ Hz monitor was until recently, unobtainable.

[@Torqu3d]

Sleeping Doggo adds points

[@kbobgaming6927]

But can it run cool math games?

[@garrardhn336]

No

[@scout9936]

Are you crazy?? THAT WOULD TAKE A SUPER COMPUTOR!!! not this peasant machine

[@WhiteGeared]

Duh! A computer does everything in math behind the scene. So wat r u blabbering about exactly?

[@scout9936]

@@WhiteGeared r/wooosh

[@Fish21]

WhiteGeared coolmathgames is a website. so just informing you it’s not “cool” math games haha

[@RayandShaneworshiper]

This man’s fans cost more than my whole computer

[@DaWali1000]

yeah i am not a fan of that either

[@switchhanzoplz7227]

DaWali haha nice pun

[@jamie9051]

im blown away by that

[@DeviantDeveloper]

Fans? It's a wind farm...

[@yeet-jd2xb]

Buys a 10.000$ PC-*plays only Apex Legends*

[@felixthefox100]

@@jeanpg9007 Skyrim with 900 mods

[@donjones2500]

More like plays fornite on 1080p 60hz monitor.

[@valtur25]

I was expecting minecraft with few open Chrome tabs. Since 128gb of ram might be sufficient to run both.

[@shaquille.oatmeal8195]

Jeanpg900 Crysis or better yet Minecraft

[@w.9138]

and *fortnite*

[@itsdeonlol]

I almost forgot about the $10K PC! It's very nice!

[@bardyisadinosaur3726]

Buys 10,000$ PC - *Uses 60hz monitor* U seriously confuse me

[@chromeeagle7172]

It's in 4K, and with DVI or DP (?) The fastest it can go is 60hz, with any thing faster you'd need faster bandwidth connections like DP 1.3

[@metacube9913]

@@chromeeagle7172 wat

[@salt5605]

@@metacube9913 Very hard to make 4k monitors above 60 frames. Very very hard. Monitors need to be better to have more frames at 4k. Understand now that i dumbed it down?

[@metacube9913]

@@salt5605 We already have a lot of 4K 144hz monitors, what are you talking about ?

[@TormentorD]

@@metacube9913 but he dumbed it down ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@pappyman179]

Paul can make even the mundane into an interesting video. The relaxed and 'average Joe' style combined with the rubber-hits-the-road experience and in-depth knowledge pulls together and makes you unique in the industry, Paul. Keep doing what you do so well.

[@Hatelessm]

I agree. You just put into words why I enjoy Paul's content so much but I couldn't put my finger on why myself.

[@pappyman179]

@@Hatelessm, I hate your moniker. Sorry, I just had to say that because of my contrary nature. ;-) Thanks for the kind words. :-) And may I now direct everyone's attention to Hiro and his snoring or potential snoring; to get out of the lime light.

[@johnkeane320]

My favourite part is the helix styled reservoirs gives a resident evil "umbrella" vibe.

[@ProdByGILLZ]

Same lol

[@TheToribash99]

Builds 10k computer, gets 100 frames in apex lmao 😜

[@user-tj6or5sd2b]

ikr :D

[@Code-n-Flame]

100 FPS at 4k.. my 2080 gets that at 1440p. FPS is fine. Scaling is almost at 100% considering that one 1080 TI gets like 50 FPS at 4k on Apex.

[@samurboi8007]

Apex limits fps

[@pyroteebeen1008]

Jesse Lopez can you make a video of your build ?

[@spiceydice6968]

It's 4K

[@PacesIII]

Are you engineering galaxies and brains with that? Holy sht.

[@jons2]

nasa is calling they want their computer back

[@gazingatthesky]

hahahahaa!!! soo funy lol!!!

[@pasta_man]

Sir Mista 44444444

[@hijodepuuu]

Nasa: Aaawww. That computer is so cuuuteee!

[@spiceydice6968]

@@hijodepuuu NASA computer: Your weakness disgusts me

[@g7ost0p]

*9:05* *"who doesn't wanna be a bottom"* what do you mean by this Paul I'm scared

[@cade9491]

I was looking for this comment lol

[@OieseGG]

Yikes looks like he’s gay I’m unsubbing 😬

[@asperbergers7136]

@@OieseGG Shit.. wonder if his wife knows. xD

[@joehuffman7410]

@@asperbergers7136 His wife is the one that give it to him

[@larry11656]

na dude u fucked up

[@angel102ify]

Hiro is clearly performing proprietary audio tests of the fans that only he is qualified to perform, so please leave him to finish his snooze, I mean tests!

[@tanmaypanadi1414]

Love it ;)

[@DarioDAversa]

I built myself a over-10,000$ PC (Canadian $) a few years ago; Rampage V Edition 10, 6900K (OC'd 4Ghz), 128GB Corsair 3200Mhz, 1080 GTX, custom water loop (quad radiator), 960 Pro 1TB, Intel 750 1.2 TB, Barracuda 8GB, WD Black 1TB, 850 Pro, 1200W Corsair PSU (overkill but in the sweet spot for optimal consumption), a PSU, 32" 4K G-sync monitor, Core P5 built (modded), LEDs everywhere, etc... with that said, I can speak from experience -- it's a lot of money, and this kind of build sure is NOT for everyone -- however I have to say, some 3 years later, this thing still absolutely rips anything I throw at it. It's more of a workstation for me than a gaming machine, I should say -- and this is important. I think it's ridiculous to spend this much money just for games, but if you work with your computer, it makes sense. It's in no way an investment, but I think I'll still find this thing super fast for another 2-3 years before I feel like changing it. Which brings me to a simple conclusion; buying a PC is never an investment... so it comes down to, do you want to spend 10K every 5 years, or 3K every 3? Think about it, and the difference won't be that big.

[@anubis1800]

I've built quite a few Ryzen systems and found that the tighter the rated timings of the memory, the easier it is to OC as well as just speeding up tasks in general. In gaming I noticed about a 5% gain ( averaged across 5 games) between a 3200 CL 14 and 3200 CL 17. Unfortunately I only measured games, but the 14 CL OC took as soon as I set the XMP.

[@TimmyJoePCTech]

Today I release a video using about $200 in beige computer parts to max out 2019's games on a CRT monitor and Paul releases what I can only describe as the exact opposite video hahah. That computer's is worth more than my car... more than like 4 of my cars

[@christophermullins7163]

Not anymore. All those parts are multiple generations old now.. poor $6000 computer can't pull its weight these days hahaha haha yeah right! Wtf is this detached separate cpu thing happening? You really needed big mama computer to have a baby on board?! Haha

[@typingcat]

"Hey baby, I've got an expensive car. Wanna go out?" -- works most of the time. "Hey baby, I've got an expensive PC. Wanna run Cycles rendering?" -- never works.

[@KushalSingh-de9jn]

Your just picking up the wrong women my guy.

[@mwnciboo]

Well...that is because Sex dolls cannot talk.

[@mhamma6560]

Consider standardizing your drive letter assignments using things like B for backup S for storage V for video N for network O for optical P for dedicated page (if you run such, I do). Map network drives to the same letter across all machines / etc....

[@MinistryOfMagic_DoM]

That's a good idea...

[@SouthSider2k5]

AMD CBS bios settings and find Gear Down Mode and disable that and your ram will run at whatever speed u need

[@sarahbingham1133]

Just started watching this channel today and it is 🔥. Been binge watching the Riptide playlist all this morning!

[@CokeJAY]

I just have to put it out there.. RIPTIDE STAND UPGRADE. Make it so the system and the desk can both raise and lower, just like how you connected all the fans and peripherals awesome. It is time to go beyond peripherals, beyond desk, we are now at the Apex of computer engineering where linked desks and computer stands is a possibility. So we can actually check that the resvoir is not leaking while doing the work that's need doing, without the risk of backpain or the stress of not knowing if there is a leak. Tldr: make the RIPTIDE stand motorized so it can raise and lower like the table....

[@hoonlee1998]

You're one of the few tech KZbinrs that did a build log on that case, and in part inspired me to join in the 1000D builds. Got parts for a dual system single loop build with a i9-9900k with a 2080ti and i7-8700k with a 1080ti! Very excited to do my first hardline loop :)

[@jadexx3703]

His mini PC in the bottom of the case is a million miles ahead of my trashy PC... God damn. If that ain't the hardest flex I ever seen

[@HeedAndSucceed]

What kind of pc do you have?

[@djsubliminalreeve]

the two screens for editing is a great idea. i used to make music and used really expensive and cheap headphones to get a in between and make sure baselines would not distort for others strapped for cash.

[@mwnciboo]

"START THE AUXILLARY Generator...I'm about to turn on my PC."

[@FredPalmerJr1]

Really nice Paul. Jealousy is at a all time high. So glad to see this behemoth in action and seeing it perform. Awesome !

[@baddog9188]

Swap the RAM with B die memory and tune the timings. Such a waste to have an ultimate PC with mediocre memory.

[@Puch_Henke]

disagree

[@autronic9306]

Corsair dominator platinum would be a good idea, or not?

[@baddog9188]

@@Puch_Henke Why? "disagree" is not a very strong argument. Tightened RAM timings make a huge difference for minimum framerates.

[@baddog9188]

@@autronic9306 Not really, GSkills high end RAM sticks have Samsung B die modules, which have significantly lower timings. Corsair Dominators are not "bad", just extremely overpriced and not as good as the competition. They do look fantastic though. If you compare out of the box performance of GSkill Trident Z vs Corsair Dominator, GSkill wins while being cheaper. And manually overclocking both even increases the lead for GSkill.

[@autronic9306]

@@baddog9188 ok, seems legit.

[@stephencastel7421]

This is a fantastic example of PCMR... such a gorgeous system! I love how you have a NAS built right into it as well. The fact that you went AMD for this build is awesome too, they don’t get enough credit for the amazing CPUs that they’ve been putting out recently. Threadripper is crazy, and the fact that you didn’t even get the highest core/thread count chip is insane, I remember when 4 cores-8 threads was considered overkill.... I love how far tech has come.

[@vacefron7835]

High DPI Slow mouse ah the dreaded rogue corsair mouse. Haven't had the pleasure to spot one in the wild.

[@TheRealLink]

From one high end system owner to another, outstanding job man. Just nuts what you've put together here ;).

[@royevans3041]

"Who doesn't want to be a bottom?" 🤔

[@SolarityTechnology]

For Sleep Mode + RGB Settings in iCUE. You need to set the Hardware mode profiles in iCUE. They added this feature a few months back, though not everyone knows about it. The only Corsair items that can't do hardware mode is the RGB headphone stand and the RGB mouse pad. Everything else, fans, keyboard, mouse, strips, etc can all be set to a RGB profile. If you have any questions on use or features, I am a BETA tester for iCUE.

[@GhoulsPlay]

do you think that if say this exact setup were to be copied exactly except for the GPU's do you think you could fit 3 2080Ti's that are water cooled in there? i wanna do a workstation Pc aswell and it would be great to run 3 4K monitors with it

[@eckto7504]

Idk interesting though

[@MinistryOfMagic_DoM]

If you're not expecting more than 60hz twin 2080TIs will be more than enough. You can run 4k 60 on a similar build twin monitor with a single 2080. It won't be as good as a 2080TI and twin 2080TI with a single screen per would be even more stable, but if you're running 3 there isn't much need to run three cards unless you really just like to spend money. Make sure your CPU and RAM can keep up and you'll be fine.

[@darknoheart6124]

I must say, you and Kyle are the beasts of the PC community!

[@BritishTeaFGC]

1:00 Do you have the T-Virus inside Riptide?

[@kytkinpommiracing]

?

[@LaJay504]

Omg I never comment but I am appalled nobody gets the resident evil reference? Kudos to you for noticing that too 😂

[@cyberlocc]

Yes they are tvirus inspired resovoirs. They come in lots of colors though.

[@johntotten4872]

Great video Paul. Glad you were finally able to get it almost all dialed in. Hopefully the faster render times will let you be more productive and give more time for the baby.

[@renzojohn06]

His NES setup was better than my i3 3240. :(

[@andersbuchjeppesen5493]

OK OK, how can you use i3 I have i5 and it sucks

[@samurboi8007]

@@andersbuchjeppesen5493 i5 is better than i3

[@ikeworkman4449]

@@samurboi8007 he knows that he's just surprised that the op uses an i3 because he thinks that even his i5 is slow

[@hebelehubele872]

İ7 1 .gen is worse than i3 3.gen its about generation not only the models

[@johngermain5146]

That Threadripper really works for you. Setting up RAID in windows is nice, yet I keep forgetting how. In the past Windows refused to install on GPT partitions demanding AHCI. It helped to install Wimdows first, then RAID. I now use NVME and SSD's in the box with large storage on a FreeNAS server via iSCSI. Nice build for sure with maybe a bit too much bling.

[@Ghettochild.2600]

Nice built. I'm not sure how much I have in mine but guessing close to $10k as well. $2k invested in the cooling system alone. I'd like to see your passmark/userbenchmark scores ect.

[@user-gf8zv4ov2x]

upload vids of that i want to see wth

[@Ghettochild.2600]

@@user-gf8zv4ov2x I should probably of made a video... here's a build log though outdated as I've changed the loop and added a raspberry pi vpn hooked up to the tiny lcd in the front. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/788563-Thermaltake-Tower-900-Build-Log&ved=2ahUKEwi4urj6-drhAhWCuZ4KHQk7BIsQFjAKegQIPxAB&usg=AOvVaw2GBPGO-Ol6hwLLmKhZF3Go&cshid=1555635876316 Link to complete setup, again outdated: photos.app.goo.gl/BmCtfPShG8wJham58 Userbenchmark score (look at gpu): www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/8985357

[@mephustowest1876]

I like the video and I think you should do more in the series. The dog under the desk was my favorite part.

[@darrellmay4502]

Yeah, if I don't understand the settings, I just click, ( Auto ),,, works for Me!,,, lol,,👌

[@iceman8229]

Watched the whole series in one go. That is a massive pc. Hope to build my own(not as massive obviously) but I'll be watching your vids to build my own.

[@chipio]

For some reason I couldn't get my mind around the fact that the PC was on a stand and I legit thought the thing was twice the height of your desk

[@cmj20002]

I purchased a used Dell T620 server to use for freenas. With two Xeon CPU's and insane amounts of RAM it will handle all my music and videos. Lots of slots for hot swap HDD's, but I plan to change them all for SSD's.

[@Justin-Bybee]

6:13 "i need a better solution" (linus tech awakens from a deep slumber with a storinator

[@d.i.d]

Did you check HP Z840? Is most powerfull sistem and is so quiet...

[@Dracossaint]

Did ya see gigabytes overclock able server?

[@d.i.d]

@@DracossaintI have this beast more than 2 years so i know what im talking about ;)

[@ahpacific]

Should be enough for word processing.

[@positrondesign6514]

Glad to see that you built a worthy replacement for your be quiet! system. I love my bq 800!

[@xHitroverx]

Anyone else that is rich: *Shows off nice car* PC Enthusiasts: *Shows off PC*

[@shorttimer874]

$10,000 PC is a moving target. I swapped jobs when I was much younger, got a large check when the first job cashed out my retirement fund. This was in 1979, A friend's dad had a first gen Apple ][ that he'd let us load up games on (using a cassette tape player), and now having money to burn decided to buy my own. Got a 2nd gen Apple ][+, starting with 32k of ram, 16k of rom, which was mostly basic (Applesoft, by B Gates), a 100k floppy drive, a 1Mhz 6502 CPU, a Suprmod to let me hook it up to a NTSC TV, and a card with the 1st gen roms on it (Woz's integer basic). Part of the manual (the Redbook, it's been recreated online if you want to see how we used to do things) was handwritten instead of typeset. Pretty sure I spent about $2200 on it, running through a cpi calculator today I get $7,300. I have no idea how much I ended up spending on upgrades, 80 column card & amber monitor (NTSC was 40 columns) which also added lower case to the keyboard, 300 baud modem replaced many times with faster version, a second disk controller card for a total of 4 floppy drives (for learning Pascal) Mockingboard sound synthesizer, another 16k ram on the motherboard and 16k more on a board, a printer card with an Espon dot matrix printer, a Z80 card with it's own 64k of memory so I could try CPM, a handbuilt, non-centering joystick for Flight Simulator (before Microsoft bought it out)(yes there was actually a version that ran on a 8 bit 1Mhz 64k computer), and probably some other things I no longer remember. You have no idea how neat it was. Nobody, I mean nobody, had a home computer at this time (except my friend's dad, who was an engineer and was writing a program for calculating different fluid flow speeds in pipes with his). Here was something that did exactly what I told it to do, and if it didn't, I could figure out why! And think of all the quarters I saved on arcade machines.

[@Sphiiinxx]

Eh is there an explenation how you connected the freenas with the power (like is this automaticly handled by the power supply?) and what do you use as a connection between the freenas and the computer?

[@HappySlappyFace]

Each system has its own psu And I'm sure both pcs are connected to lan ( a network switch )

[@Daniel-hq7hm]

1:18 you know your build is quiet when doggo likes under your desk for nap time!

[@zombesn]

first i was like: "wtf he has a 10k pc and uses hard disks" boy i was wrong

[@itsneight1260]

More money in FANS than most people spend on their PC... insane. and good LORD the storage options in that pc are insane. Would LOVE to see some comparisons to other storage options (like Samsung and Adata, nvme, in raid ofcourse)

[@michaelortega6952]

Do you get more from ads if I watch the full ad without skipping?

[@richmeisterradio]

I dont think he does.

[@Xenoray1]

a bit, not much@@richmeisterradio

[@tanmaypanadi1414]

No difference

[@tanmaypanadi1414]

Paul gets paid no matter what but the company count in AdSense counts only if someone goes to the webpage from the link

[@bothellkenmore]

I looked into this a while back and there just isn't a lot of info out there because YT doesn't want anyone gaming the system so it's not made public. The key is ENGAGEMENT. I usually let the 15 and 30 sec ads play out and try to let the minute+ ads run for 30 sec. There is an annoying ad where the presenter pronounces the name for the Opera browser as "Oprah" and I can't stand it so it's insta-skip :)

[@jagardina]

That's pretty awesome. Well done. I enjoyed this series.

[@FeedMeSalt]

Honestly, my experiences with high end computers is always fixing something before use. It's not worth it.

[@pandabuttonftw745]

whether the PC is cheap or expensive, something always plays up or just doesn't seem quite right.

[@FeedMeSalt]

@@pandabuttonftw745 my 1600x 1070 rig has been problem free aside from garbage overclocking for two years now. But litteraly everything else I own has done something to take up my time lol, you are very right.

[@pandabuttonftw745]

It's naive to think that mass produced consumer grade hardware would be free of minor flaws. @Del Halley

[@pandabuttonftw745]

Yep and that is why it's a hobby really, there is always something to tinker with.@@FeedMeSalt

[@rogernevez5187]

20:45 *I was struggling with 60fps, so I turned the settings to medium.* $10k pc which can't play at max resolution??? Seems the worst marketing ever !!!!

[@ohyeahyeah1955]

that is 4k

[@bahaaabouezzeddine3038]

Who else wants to see him overclock it. That would be amazing

[@Bamfhammer]

Overclocking a threadripper is actually relatively straightforward. The benefits, however, are not as great as overclocking an Intel chip with fewer cores. I used to run my 1950x at 4.1 GHz all cores, but unless I was running an application that used ALL of the 16 cores, the performance was worse than if I just let it auto. In auto mode, the ASUS board gets my single and dual core clocks upwards of 4.5 GHz with regularity, something I could never attain on ALL 16 cores without drinking electricity. There is some speed to be gained in applications like Premier that use all of the cores, but you can save that as a profile and switch to it if you are about to do some heavy rendering workloads. Gaming and regular workloads are better on the auto setting. The most speed can be gained overclocking the ram, as the ram speed is also the speed that the Infinity Fabric runs which speeds up access to the other cores on the chip as well as the other cache presuming you leave the cache configuration to distributed mode.

[@stony62ss10]

Bamfhammer overclock it with nitrogen

[@perfectionbox]

i'm actually terrified it would collapse the spacetime continuum

[@GAzcona]

This PC should always be included in your videos from now on just like Jay’s skunkworks does his.. amazing PC case. I want one!

[@vnitto]

The LED's alone on Riptide can drain the Tesla Power wall in 3 mins flat ;)

[@MiriyaCross]

That dog is so adorable. I can't focus on what you're saying because my eye goes to the dog and I'm all like "D'awww! SOOO CUTE!"

[@AlienVibesss]

2019...$10,000 PC...and 1080ti's instead of 2080ti's or titans....ok

[@KenneMCL]

Great video! The case and build is an absolute unit for sure, but having everything in one case like that is pretty nice.

[@grantmcelwee1644]

Next time please just send Jay 10 grand and let him build it please. This rig deserves so much more.

[@aramil200]

Awesome build as always!

[@bingliu2932]

$10,000 system without 10Gb Nic on the nas part

[@8Finious]

Imagin cleaning all the fans 00 Nice build btw!

[@yuvrajchandgude7276]

Wow this is amazing *cries in 2gb ram and no graphics card*

[@ooglepants]

cries because he's still using an apple IIe

[@AdamEnriquez]

That thing is such a beast! Cool video!

[@bakernation]

$10,000 PC and a chair from the dump...

[@xjohnlangerijs527]

Finally some interesting info in RAID trouble shooting, with modern stuff. That's great. Would love to see more AMD/Ryzen advanced BIOS settings explained. This stuff is always nowhere to be found in the accompanied manuals from mobo's. Namasté

[@Xenoray1]

The Moment, those all LL Fans together cost much as your PC..

[@captriskybiscuits8785]

For long term storage you should look into LTO tape. Getting started is a little pricey but it's a great way to offload your mechanical discs

[@kanuckistanprepper5321]

It's like... other casual PC gamers smell different since you started using the new $10,000 PC, they smell like peasants... groveling in the mud at your feet. Ok but seriously now that you've shown it off 10 times do a giveaway for it LOLOLOLOLOL

[@defensetech4757]

I'm down for the giveaway lol!!

[@aidanmclean8574]

Lulz, as if he'd give away that monster.

[@aussieman1495]

I'm down for the giveaway. Lets start a petition for paul to give away his $10,000 XD. Whoever proves they have the most peasant gaming rig wins.

[@autronic9306]

It would cost more than $10.000 to ship this thing...

[@kanuckistanprepper5321]

@@autronic9306 Bahahaha probably lmao

[@alexpadilla970]

The build looks super similar to the 10k gaming build at the Tustin Microcenter. Looks really good Paul!

[@turkeyphant]

How can you have built systems for so long and still struggle with basic RAID setup?

[@Ethan-rz6cx]

turkeyphant this is his first time doing it with amd

[@turkeyphant]

@@Ethan-rz6cx Are you saying there's something challenging or remotely non-obvious about that?

[@Ethan-rz6cx]

turkeyphant are you saying that someone should instantly know how to do something new?

[@turkeyphant]

@@Ethan-rz6cx No, that why I said "How can you have built systems for so long..." Although RAID is literally self-explanatory hence the acronym. If you're saying this is drastically new, please explain how is materially different from any other basic RAID set up?

[@Ethan-rz6cx]

turkeyphant what does RAID stand for?

[@tylerchamblee5839]

How did you put optane memory in a ryzen system? I thought it only works on a Intel build.

[@noobulon4334]

optane drives are really just nvme drives with intel's 3d crosspoint flash memory. The drive caching stuff is really just your run of the mill software defined read/write cache, but implimented in the uefi so its transparent to the os. You can use optane drives without the software part but the drives themselves are only 16 or 32gb for the m.2 ones so its not like you're going to be installing windows on one. For server oses however (freenas, pfsense, your choice of hypervisor, etc) 16gb is plenty and the durability and responsiveness makes it really useful.

[@RetroBerner]

$10,000 PC.. sets the graphics setting to Medium

[@newp0rt]

the game was running fine on his end. the recording was the issue,

[@speedfreak1000z28]

That's what I was trying to figure out. Damn thing should run max settings on any game and record it, stream it and edit all at the same time.

[@Catalinddm]

Not to judge in any way, shape or form, but I bought my wife a brand new 2018 Skoda Fabia for as much as riptide 😅. An amazing build and I bet it’s a real experience using such a beast. I noticed one other comment saying this, but I think it would look even better in a Lian Li desk (like the one from CES). Keep up the great content. I hope you brag and tell us when the baby comes.

[@Rossouww]

Asian Dad: *Boi Would You Rike Da Kompruter* Asian Son: YES!! Asian Dad: *How Much? It 50 Dollar?*

[@bluephreakr]

I know it would be an additional configuration step, but if you had Atom Editor on hand you have each document in its own "Pane" to have everything on-screen, in a single window rather than clicking through multiple windows, and create blank documents for placing CDM in. A bit tedious but also something which would make it suck less for the viewer. (Plus you can theme it.)

[@Rainbow__cookie]

When you are poor and watching a guy having a 10k pc 🤔

[@iamVermo]

I don't even own one ._. I just watch tons of pc videos so that im educated when it's time to build my own

[@jeffclark5206]

Paul, AMD only supports CAS latency of even numbers, so when you set it to 17 it is actually running at 18. Also your SOC voltage is a bit too high for 24/7 use. You should be able to run that kit of ram at around 1.05v. Unless it is double sided ram then 1.075 should be enough.

[@JMS_fr]

*HAS A $10,000+ COMPUTER AND USES 1080ti’s*

[@manboytyrone54]

it was built before 2080ti's came out... but yeah, he could have went for Titans, which is only a few % more performance for like twice the money.

[@brettfuller8317]

Me: *dumbfounded*

[@SquaredCircle777]

Great video Paul! However, my takeaway from this is 1. mo money mo problems 2. more cost doesn't always equate to better performance.

[@emeraldages]

I bet it's the same as playing on a $1k pc

[@sultanalowais5822]

I smell jealousy

[@andersbuchjeppesen5493]

I think it pretty much is

[@OnlyToasted]

Your bottom rig is better than my entire rig...

[@jagardina]

Did you say "Who doesn't want to be a bottom?" at 9:04 ? Uh, me?

[@MikeZak101]

thank you for finding the cure to my insomnia, you just got yourself another sub

[@MadmusicalHulk]

Buys a $10,000 PC and doesn't use RTX2080Ti

[@hunterluzar4936]

Jonathan Bruce the 2080ti wasn’t our yet when he made the build and since it’s a custom loop, it would be a massive pain to swap them out

[@MrTwisted003]

I hated when it would reset configs when the PC went to sleep, but glad they fixed it and works great now. Only issue as of a few mos ago (haven't checked recently) is that my new mouse won't work in UEFI. And I also loved that mouse, the M65. It was the most comfortable mouse I had, until the middle button broke and left click button started to wear out (it would double/triple click each press of my finger). But I still have it plugged in cause it does work in the UFEI.

[@rockthehouse2211]

$10 grand...and u can’t stream Apex Legends in 4k?! Am I missing something here? 😂

[@Gavrev]

Great to see it up and running.. quite the workhorse isn't it!

[@crimnvL]

build 10k pc plays at 60 hz🤦🏾‍♂️

[@jimkerns9842]

Thanks Paul. Running a similar setup. 1000D but only sticking with one system as of now. Planning on two loops. One handling the motherboard components and the other dual 2080,s. What's the best way to set this up? Intel I9-9900k Asus ROG XI Formula 64 Gig 3200 corsair vengeance Currently on EK loop

[@Murdocke89]

I spent £5000 on a VR setup then got diagnosed with EDS so barely ever get to use it! Love looking at it I just miss being able to sit up my desk without being in agony within 10 minutes

[@mr_jarble]

that 1000d really has my number.... when I rebuild for Zen 2 I think it is going to be the case I go with.

[@guyfawkes8873]

typically RAID 0 for high-end NVME is no good, since it actually hurts random performance, and the sequentials are so bloody high anyways. better to do RAID 1, 4 or 5 depending on needs.

[@impy1980]

I really do enjoy these chronological update style of video series, much like the solar panels and DIY bathroom videos. OMG, 9 mins though, damn :D I edit on a 6700K - Z170 system, 32GB RAM and a 1080ti, Windows is on a 256GB Samsung SM951 nVME, and working edits on a 1TB Samsung PM981 nVME (so glad I upgraded my work flow to nVME too). I really can't wait to upgrade the CPU, the 6700K gets the job done, but 4 cores are so outdated now, think I'm gonna hang on for Ryzen Zen 3 though, and get either a Ryzen 7 or 9.