AMD Threadripper 3960X Build Timelapse Montage
A timelapse of my entire build from start to finish over the course of several weeks. This build features mayhems glass tubing with bitspower black sparkle 12mm fittings, AMD 3rd Generation Threadripper 3960X, and a Zenith II Extreme Motherboard.
Computer Components:
AMD Threadripper 3960X 24 Core Processor: geni.us/Fu1xY
Asus Zenith II Extreme: geni.us/2IheCQ
Corsair Dominator Platinum 64GB 3600: geni.us/UJtjH
Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1TB: geni.us/59HrKGp
EKWB Velocity Threadripper: geni.us/tazg
Mayhems Glass Tubing 12mm: www.mayhems.net/collections/g...
Gentle Typhoon 1450 RPM: geni.us/AUaUe4
Alphacool 480mm UT60 Radiator: geni.us/wNct43
ModDIY Custom Sleeved Cable: www.moddiy.com/products/Profe...
Auacomputer Aqualis Reservoir: www.aquatuning.us/water-cooli...
My KZhead Gear kit.co/SuprUsrStan
My Amazon Storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/suprusrstan
Oh man, such nice work! Keep making more videos, I like it!
Really neat build. I'm looking back at your previous videos for info.
That's impressive. I enjoyed a lot this video. I am waiting for my new Custom PC, too. I am eager to have it!
I like the water cooling system. Great work!
My first time seeing a case with wheels. Beautiful build! Hope your video will get more views
The new Mac Pro also has wheels, though a set of four on that machine will set you back $400 ;)
@@SuprUsrStan Which case are you using? I'm not seeing that in the list. Thanks.
Savage Sauron caselabs TH10A
@@SuprUsrStan Awesome. Many thanks for your reply! :) Liked and subscribed. You're the first guy who actually told me which case he's using on his Threadripper setup.
You've mentioned that you can turn on and off the M.2 slot at the back of the motherboard for booting a different OS. Do you control that by switching the booting device priority in the BIOS?
1080ti, a beast at launch, still a beast now
yeah but he could have definitely got a better card with his budget
01:47 - I am not sure, but it seems you are not using a support bracket for the top NVME drive, and it looks like it bend in the socket.
Can you please tell me about the total cost of this. I want to upgrade my rig like this.
Very good
Three thick 480mm radiators, two large reservoirs and 1500w psu are way over the top for a 1080ti and even the Threadripper. Unsure if there will be bottle necking issues. Clean build though and like the use of glass tubing.
Which casing had u used
I can never get boared of watching people making a work of art when it comes to PC builds...keep the good work :) Also, can you game and render a video in premiere pro at the same time ?
On a threadripper? Hell yeah
How do you like the glass tubes? I was thinking about trying them out myself
I love it. It's definitely not for the novice watercooler. I'd recommend you at least have some experience with hardline or have custom watercooled in the past. It's a little different from PETG, closer to acrylic, but overall relatively similar.
hi i would like to ask what is this computer case model?
You can't buy them anymore, but its a CaseLabs case, I don't recall the model of it.
Caselabs TH10, you can find them on ebay on occasion but now that they are harder to find, expect to pay around $1000
What case is that?
Will you be daul booting the system with Mac OS?
AMD OSX currently isn't compatible with Third Gen Threadripper. Once they release a new version that is, I'll give it a shot.
@@SuprUsrStan I see....many would definitely like to see that system on Mac OS.
I have the same set up and I'm getting a post error. How are you getting your motherboard to boot. Please help me
What post error is it?
Cable combs would’ve done this build so much justice
nice
is the high tech cooling necessary.
Nope not at all.
How much do they charge me to build a PC so in dollars?
How much was this build? That's a sick ass case!
Too much. It's one of those things you're just too afraid to even add up the total cost. XD
@@SuprUsrStan I'm thinking about building a 3970x workstation later this year. Trying to figure out a case I want and like. After seeing this video, I really love the dual reservoirs for the water cooling. This build will be my 2nd but will be my first with water cooling.
Where can I buy that case ???
Caselabs went under a couple years ago. Maybe you can still find these on eBay from time to time.
what is the case used?
Thats what I'd like to know too! !
That’s insane but a 1080ti? 🤷🏻♂️ Maney ass loop system thoooo👏🏻🙌🏼 and threadripper man u must be swimming in money..
What's your job?
How quiet is that build?
No
Why a 1080 ti and not 2060/70/80?
1080ti =2080
very good build but its an overkill for a 1080ti. You can go much higher for GPU considering the kind of water cooling support you did. Everything is on on point. Even my younger brother laptop has a 1080ti. You are insulting threadripper with 1080ti
Hi, what wattage is the PSU?
AX1500i
@@SuprUsrStan thanks for the response! I'm doing a similar build for myself soon but with an rtx 2080ti and for cost reasons do you think a 1200 watt platinum would be good enough?
@@dominicnikon6276 1200W+ is enough for a 2080Ti and a healthy overclock on the CPU. I've been able to pull about 1000W at the wall which is like 900W of actual rated power. I also have a pretty intense overclock too.
1080 ti? You could have gotten a 2080 ti with the budget you have!
for some CPU like this should have go for 3 3090
man,. should have gone the last mile for that 2080ti
Man, this was just a cpu motherboard upgrade. I couldn’t justify a 2080Ti so late into its product cycle. Now, a 3080Ti in a couple months? 🤔
be a shame if someone pooped on it... only to find out that it was fake poop but you'll never know that cuz u through it out, and I will collect it muahahahaha
What an overkill on cooling.
You are like the Asian friend i wish I had .. damn lol 😂
Amazing yet so unnecessary to have so much radiator for each component even with an OC.
more fans = less rpm to achieve the same cool = more silent
@@yannguthrn9016 less rpm ok, but the radiators are huge, are you sure the hot air gets out, even with a push pull configuration?
@@giessse no, you are right... the only way to be sure is to test and it depends the air flow of each fans :)
Bruh
Pffff no macpro wheels u thought that cpu was gonna be important. You were wrong
Pffff guess I need to buy those $700 dollar wheels.
@@SuprUsrStan yessir