Unleash the Power of AMD: Building the Ultimate All AMD System
Table of Contents
- Introduction
1.1 Project Overview
1.2 Goals of the Project
- Parts Choices
2.1 CPU - Inner Max Lick Fusion
2.2 Case - Case Labs SMA 8 Revision
2.3 Water Cooling Parts - Water-Cooled DE
2.4 Custom Cables - N Source Customs
2.5 Fans and Fan Control - Corsair
2.6 Fittings - Mod My Mods
2.7 Power Supply - FSP
- Building the Most Powerful All AMD System
3.1 The Power of AMD Hardware
3.2 Exploring the Ryzen 7 Processor
3.3 AMD Graphics Cards - RX Vegas 64
- Parts Overview
4.1 CPU - Thread Ripper 1950X
4.2 Motherboard - Asus ROG Zenith Extreme
4.3 Storage and Memory - Samsung 960 Evo and G-Skill Trident RGB
4.4 Graphics Cards - XFX Radeon RX Vegas 64
4.5 Fans and Fan Control - Corsair ML 120 Pro RGB
4.6 Power Supply - FSP PT 1200W
4.7 Custom Cables - Joe & Joey's Custom Cables
4.8 Case - Case Labs SMA 8 Revision
4.9 Water Cooling Parts - Water-Cooled DE and Mod My Mods Fittings
- Coolant and Fittings
5.1 Coolant - PrimoChill View Fluid
5.2 Fittings - Mod My Mods Barrel Fittings
- Water Blocks and Radiators
6.1 Water Blocks for Graphics Cards - Heatkiller IV
6.2 Water Block for CPU - Heatkiller IV Threadripper
6.3 Radiators - Bitspower 480mm
- Reservoirs
7.1 Glass Reservoir - Heatkiller Tube 150
7.2 Larger Reservoir - Heatkiller Tube 200 D5
- Conclusion
- FAQs
- Resources
Building the Most Powerful All AMD System
👉 Introduction
For the past three months, I have been working on a monster AMD build for my Channel. This project has faced some unavoidable delays, but we have finally gathered all the necessary parts to bring this build to life. In this article, I will introduce you to the project, discuss its goals, and provide an overview of the chosen parts. Buckle up, because we are about to dive into the world of AMD hardware!
👉 Parts Choices
To create the most powerful all AMD system, we carefully selected the best components available on the market. Let's take a closer look at each part and why it made the cut.
👉 CPU - Inner Max Lick Fusion
First and foremost, we have the Inner Max Lick Fusion CPU cooler. This powerful cooler features a 240mm radiator, twin TB RGB fans, and an innovative in-line Pump design. With integrated flow meter and stunning RGB LED lighting, the Lick Fusion not only keeps your parts cool but also adds a touch of Flair to your PC setup.
👉 Case - Case Labs SMA 8 Revision
Case Labs has provided us with their flagship case, the SMA 8 Revision. This high-end, all-aluminum case offers top-notch build quality and excellent support for water cooling. With room for up to 480mm radiators, this beast of a case will accommodate all our components and ensure efficient cooling.
👉 Water Cooling Parts - Water-Cooled DE
For our water cooling needs, we teamed up with Water-Cooled DE, a German specialty parts company. Known for their top-of-the-line water blocks, Water-Cooled DE offers the best in performance and aesthetics. Their blocks are a perfect fit for our build, ensuring optimal cooling for our AMD components.
👉 Custom Cables - N Source Customs
To add a touch of customization, Joey from N Source Customs has provided us with fully customized cables. These cables not only enhance the overall look of the build but also ensure clean cable management and efficient power delivery.
👉 Fans and Fan Control - Corsair
Corsair has generously sent over a selection of their high-quality ML 120 Pro RGB fans. These fans are designed specifically for radiator cooling and ensure optimal airflow. To control these fans, Corsair also provided us with their Commander Pro units, allowing us to fine-tune the fan speeds and lighting effects.
👉 Fittings - Mod My Mods
Mod My Mods has supplied us with all the fittings we need for our water cooling loop. Their shining silver barrel fittings not only provide a secure connection but also add a touch of elegance to the build. With 90-degree fittings, hardline fittings, and drain valves, we have everything we need for a clean and efficient water cooling setup.
👉 Power Supply - FSP
To power this monstrous system, FSP has graciously provided us with their 1200-watt power supply. This beast of a PSU ensures stable and reliable power delivery, even when pushing our components to their limits. With this much power at our disposal, we can confidently overclock our GPUs and achieve maximum performance.
With our parts choices carefully explained, it's time to dive deeper into the world of AMD hardware and explore the immense power they offer.
👉 The Power of AMD Hardware
For years, I have been using Intel systems for all my computing needs. However, with the launch of AMD's Ryzen processors, I became curious about the capabilities of AMD hardware. This build will allow me to experience the power of AMD firsthand and explore the potential they have to offer.
👉 Exploring the Ryzen 7 Processor
At the heart of this build lies the AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X processor. With 16 cores and 32 Threads, this monster of a CPU offers unparalleled processing power. It's a significant leap forward in terms of multi-threaded performance, making it ideal for tasks like video editing and gaming.
👉 AMD Graphics Cards - RX Vegas 64
To complement the AMD CPU, we chose the XFX Radeon RX Vega 64 graphics cards. Although they come in the reference style, we plan to replace the coolers with water blocks for better cooling and overclocking potential. While RX Vegas 64's may not have the best reputation for overclocking, we believe that with the right cooling solution, we can push these GPUs to their limits.
By combining the power of the AMD Ryzen Threadripper processor with the XFX Radeon RX Vegas 64 graphics cards, we aim to create the most powerful all AMD system of early 2018. It's a thrilling endeavor that allows us to explore the capabilities of AMD hardware and offer insights into their performance.
Continue reading to discover the individual components in detail and learn more about our project's progress.
(Please note that this is Part 1 of our series. Part 2 will focus on the building process, and Part 3 will cover the finalization of the build. Depending on the complexity of the build, additional parts may be added.)
Conclusion
In this article, we have introduced you to our monster all AMD build, highlighting our goals and explaining our parts choices. With components from top-tier manufacturers and a focus on water cooling, we aim to create the most powerful all AMD system of early 2018. Stay tuned for the next parts of this series, where we will dive deeper into the building process and showcase the final result.
FAQs
Q: What tests will you run on the system once it's complete?
A: We are open to suggestions! Let us know in the comments what tests or benchmarks you would like to see, including synthetic benchmarks, video editing comparisons, or live gameplay demonstrations.
Q: Can I use the parts you Mentioned in my own build?
A: Absolutely! The parts we have chosen are all excellent options for building a high-performance system. However, keep in mind that the availability and compatibility of these components may vary depending on your region and specific requirements.
Q: Where can I find more information about the parts and manufacturers mentioned?
A: For more information about the parts mentioned in this article, you can visit the manufacturers' websites or check out the resources section at the end of this article for helpful links.
Resources
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