Three inquiries about the new editing PC build
Three inquiries about the new editing PC build
Hello! Here are your three queries rephrased:
1. Does the Intel i9 13900KS fit in this ASUS Pro Art Z790 Wi-Fi motherboard?
2. Can I install as much DDR5 RAM as possible on this system?
3. Will it support two Asus Pro Art 4070Ti graphics cards?
This Corsair Vengeance RGB 32 GB setup includes two 16 GB modules in a DDR5-7200 CL34 configuration. The Z790 chipset supports up to two 4070 Ti GPUs. Instead of multiple cards, opt for a single 4090 with the same VRAM for improved performance.
The chosen model is a premium 13900K or a 13700K instead of the more affordable ECores. For DDR5 performance, opt for a 2DIMM setup rather than a 4DIMM, such as an EVGA Z6/790 dark with solid IMC—this should handle over 8000 DDR4 speeds. With DDR5, focus on purchasing kits like the 6000C32 or 6400C32; bin isn't a big issue since you'll likely need to overclock. For more insights, reach out to @RONOTHAN, who has real experience with DDR5 overclocking. Why two GPUs? Just get a 4090 and add another later if needed.
Choose between storage size and performance. Using two sticks offers higher potential speed, supporting up to 96GB (two 48GB modules). Currently, I haven't encountered 64GB modules. For additional RAM beyond that, you'd need four modules, which would reduce speed.
Absolutely, I agree the 13900K would be a good fit. You could install 128GB DDR5 memory there, though it might run a bit slower—still acceptable for your needs. A used 3090 would work too if you need extra 24GB of VRAM, but spending around 2,070TIS makes the 4090 a more practical choice.