Purchasers express regret over comparing Ryzen Threadripper 3790x and 3990x models
Purchasers express regret over comparing Ryzen Threadripper 3790x and 3990x models
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Additionally, Windows can only natively allocate 64 threads for many apps, which divides the 3990X across two processor sets. As a result, most programs won’t gain performance or might even slow down. This issue is expected to be resolved by developers or Microsoft eventually, though it’s uncertain when.
It's great to hear. You'll likely keep this CPU until circumstances shift. Appreciate all the guidance!
It's similar to what you described. I'm using the Velocity RGB module and have 128GB of G-Skill memory (only 16GB available). I chose the 2 EVGA ultra copper hydro RTX 2080 ti ultra cards. What are they? Also, this setup came with an unfinished image, pending the second GPU delivery. There was also a MOBO build before I fully committed to the ThreadRipper. Plus, I added another distribution board that isn't shown here.
Wow, this build is impressive. G.Skill just dropped their 256GB 3600 CL16 kit. I own two FTW3 Ultra 2080 Tis units. I skipped Hydrocopper blocks since I thought their performance wasn’t great, but I already had the cards. It might have been a choice to go with Hydros for simplicity. I really dislike the branding on them, so I was content with the Vector blocks.
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Great choice! This was my first experience with cooling the GPU, so I went with the pre-assembled option. I wanted the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti SEA HAWK EK X model, but unfortunately it wasn't available since everyone had sold out and no one knew when they'd restock. So I ended up picking the FTW3 Hydro copper instead. I also don’t like the branding on it. I run a mid-sized business with just over 1000 employees. As the poster mentioned, success comes with patience, effort, and a bit of luck.