I built a PC for Unreal Engine with an Nvidia RTX 4090 and Saved $2,000. Here Is How
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- --- PC COMPONENTS ---
*** GRAPHICS CARD - MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 4090
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*** CPU - AMD Ryzen™ 9 7950X
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*** Motherboard -ASUS ProArt X670E-Creator WiFi
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*** CPU - Intel i9 13900K
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*** Motherboard - ASUS ProArt Z790-Creator WiFi
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*** SSDs - 2x SABRENT 1TB Rocket Nvme PCIe 4.0 M.2
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*** RAM - Crucial RAM 64GB Kit (2x32GB) DDR5 4800MHz
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*** CASE - Fractal Design Define 7
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*** CPU COOLER - ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 420
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*** THERMAL PASTE - Noctua NT-H1
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*** CASE FANS - Noctua NF-F12 PWM 120mm
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*** PSU - Seasonic PRIME 850 80+ Titanium ATX12V
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*** OS - Windows 11 USB
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*** UPS - APC UPS 1500VA UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector
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--- PreBuilt UE PC with 4090 ---
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--- ⌨️ Peripherals ---
*** MONITOR - Dell U2723QE 27" 16:9 4K UHD IPS
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*** KEYBOARD & MOUSE - Logitech MK850 Performance Wireless
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*** SOUND BAR (attaches to monitor) - Dell Slim SB521A
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*** WEB CAM - Logitech C920x HD Pro Webcam
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--- EDITING SET UP ---
*** NAS - Synology 8-Bay DiskStation
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*** NAS DRIVES - 8x Seagate IronWolf 10TB HDD
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*** iMac Pro
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*** EXTERNAL HDD - WD 16TB Elements
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*** LENS - Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 EF
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*** LENS - Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 EF
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⏱ TIME CODES:
- 0:03 - Intro
- 0:15 - Overview of Specs
- 1:40 - Overview of Video
- 2:00 - How I Chose PC Components for Unreal Engine
- 2:45 - Why I chose the GPU Nvidia RTX 4090 (Msi Suprim X)
- 3:10 - Why I chose the CPU AMD Ryzen 9 7950x 16 core
- 3:20 - Why I chose the motherboard ASUS ProArt X670E Creator Wifi ATX
- 3:48 - the 4090 is soooo big!!!
- 3:56 - SSDs (2x) Sabrent 1TB Rocket 4 PLUS NVMe PCIe 4.0 m.2 2280
- 4:21 - CASE - Fractal Design Define 7 Mid Tower
- 4:29 - PSU - SeaSonic 850W 80 Plus Titanium Modular ATX
- 4:39 - "deditated wam" RAM - Crucial 64GB DDR5 4800 MHZ (2x32GB)
- 4:57 - What kind of 4090 should you get?
- 5:30 - Why I chose Msi Suprim X RTX 4090
- 6:48 - CPU COOLING
- 7:15 - PROBLEM AIO won't fit!!! Here's the solution.
- 8:17 - Case Fans setup
- 8:34 - HOW I SAVED approx $2,000 by not buying pre-built
- 9:00 - Why I bought from B&H (They pay the tax & Free shipping)
- 9:13 - Build Timelapse
- 9:30 - MAIN TAKE AWAY (look at prebuilt first)
- 9:50 - Using PC Part Picker and PSU calculators
- 10:15 - Is it WORTH IT?
- 10:23 - FIRST-TIME PC BUILD MISTAKES TO AVOID
- 11:04 - BIOS UPDATE Warning
- 12:15 - Windows 11 Fresh install Problem and Solution
- 13:40 - IT'S ALIVE ( and its amazing ) UNREAL ENGINE 5.2 DEMOS
- 14:20 - REFLECTING How HARD was it? First-time PC Build
- 15:15 - Short HORROR Film OPEN CALL ( AUDITION NOW )
- 16:02 - My PRAISE for PUGET SYSTEMS (why you might want to buy a pre-built)
- 16:49 - Thank You To my Patreon Members
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If my new video gets 1,000 likes I will give away a $1,000 PC to one of my Subscribers: see the video for details czcams.com/video/gIJBzH8Gfkk/video.html
I love that you broke down each component and explained how each part is right for what you need specifically. This is helpful!
Thank you Jay! Happy you found it helpful despite me rambling a bunch.
@11:50 - “thank you very much Jay!” 😉 thanks again for helping me with the BIOS Update👍🏻 you saved me
Hey Bohdi, I know this video is older but when you install windows 11 on a new PC you can use a junk email and password to get past the Microsoft account requirement. This only works if you’re not connected to the internet. This also worked on a new laptop I bought a month ago.
Thanks! I appreciate the info. Perhaps I’ll try this out on my upcoming budget PC build. Oooh what laptop did ya get?
Yessssss!!! Dude I want that computer 🤤 nice job on the video brother man keep ‘em coming!
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Thanks my dude! Much appreciated. She is a beast for sure. Highly recommend.
Question for the gaming/unreal engine pros... If you were to purchase this or something similar pre-built, which company would you purchase it from ???
Haven’t looked into it in a while, but Puget Systems was the top dog in pre-built when I made this video.
I agree that is the BEST looking RTX 4090. So slick and metallic!
I've got the 4080. It's amazing how nice and efficient is the 40x0 Suprim X. 👏👌
That's the big question... Do I want to risk running into trouble and screwing this up...or do I avoid those risks and pay the extra $2,000 for a pre-built with a system wide warrantee... 🤔
First, if you assemble your PC slowly and carefully following the instructions in the manual, then it’s not extremely risky. Not likely to screw it up, unless you’re really uncomfortable with technology. - if I can do it, you can do it. 👍🏻😊 Second paying the extra $2000 does not necessarily get you a system wide warranty from the pre-built company. that probably will cost you more on top for the $2000 premium
Man, this build looks insane!!! Congrats my man.
Appreciate it!
Great job and tutorial, Bodhi. You’re a creative genius.
Thank you Sumner!
I’m halfway through the video and. How you mounted the AIO is counterproductive because you are sucking the hot air from the case that is going to the top . This will make harder for your fans to cool the radiator.
Interesting perspective. Thanks. But I would disagree. The only alternative is front mounting the radiator in a pull configuration. So the hot air would be pulled in to he case. The way I have it configured it’s pulling hot air out of the case. Plus the CPU is the hottest most thermal throttling susceptible component so I made sure to get that heat out of the system as fast as possible . This config has worked well for me.
I think my first special GPU my family bought for gaming when I was a kid had 128MB of vram lol
Haha and I bet that was mind blowing! What did you play on it?
Haha at lease you had a graphics card!
Haha at lease you had a graphics card!
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker The Battle for Middle Earth rts from 2004 lol. The Helms Deep battle still took like 5 minutes to load 🤣
@@jeremiahkuehne2400 that was an epic game! But can you imagine if you told your 2004 self that one day games would be 100+GBs haha
Super informative!
Thanks man! Glad to hear it
Realy good presentation of so so much useful info. Thanks!
For the radiator you can just unscrew the fans and put "piece" that its mounted to in between the rad and the fans.
That is true. 👍🏻 Reduces the interior space though. Not sure it would improve anything except reducing the height of the PC
Thanks for the vid. Very educational. Top notch video production.
Thanks for the kind words! Glad you found it useful.
Great work man! good luck on your film.
Thanks a ton!
This is wrong though AMD is not good for rendering. Unreal Engine entirely relies on core count . An Intel 139 or 149 has a 24 core count. Everything I have seen says to stay away from Intel for anything. You will get 40% quicker speeds from Intel for rendering
To be fair when I made this video, the Intel 14900k did not yet exist. And at the time Puget systems was using the AMD Ryzen 9 7950X in their Standard workstations.
Also, the intel chips have 8 performance cores and 16 efficiency cores, so not really an apples to apples comparison to the AMD chip’s 16 performance cores.
You're wrong, Unreal Engine uses GPU for rendering, barely need CPU with Lumen
sorry PC @850W nativ power usage,........or 1200w@80%
So far I am doing fine with my PSU running RTX 4090 on UE. You really think 1200w is necessary?
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker Don't worry you're completely fine. This PC should need about 700W at max. The 4090 ( all of them ) will use about 450W at max, maybe 500W if overclocked.
The thing is that PSU hold capacity but don't feed Wattage. Wattage is pulled from the components, so in a desktop environment the PC should need about 300-400W. Its when you start up some applications that it ramps up, however it should only reach ~700W in benchmarks as those will try to stress test every single component in different scenarios ( its trying to overwhelm the system on purpose ). This doesn't translate to even heavy workloads, as those are often a single but heavy task, it will put lets say the GPU under load, but not even every component on the GPU will ( eg: the VRAM is the bottleneck ).
However PSU are efficiency rated aswell, meaning that a 80+ rating 850W PSU will draw about ~1000W from the wall, lose about ~20% in heat, and output 850W . PSU's peak efficiency is spot at 50% load, a 1200W PSU whould be the most efficient at 600W workloads. Meaning that it requires less power from the wall and looses less power in the conversion to heat, the fans spin less if at all, and you pay less on the electricity bill..
@@SttravagaNZza wow! Thanks for this 😊 a lot of great info! How did you learn all this? What is your connection to the PC world?
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker No problem. Started as an enthusiast and made my own builds, then got in the field for a bit and later moved on to webdev.
I just watched your video today, right after I bought my own PC specifically built for UE 5, and it was a blast.
You are probably one of the few people talking about UE 5 build-ups, and it seems like I haven't fallen short on my own build. I haven't seen the Puget recommendations until now, but I have done a lot of research to find the best affordable pieces of hardware to work with.
With that being said, I will share my PC build for reference:
-Hyte Mid Tower Case Y60 (3X case fans included)
-Motherboard - Gigabyte x670 Aorus Elite AX
-CPU - AMD Ryzen 9 7950X
-SSDs - 2X Kingston KC3000 2TB
-RAM - 2X G.SKILL Trident Z5 Neo RGB 64GB (2x32GB) DDR5 6000MHz
-GPU - Palit GeForce RTX 4090 24GB GameRock Kaleidoscope
-CPU Cooler - Corsair H150i ELITE CAPELLIX XT
-PSU - Corsair RM1000e Low-Noise, 1000W, 80 PLUS Gold
-Case fans - 3X Deepcool RF120, 120mm
I'll use this PC for architectural video rendering in UE5, 3Ds Max, Revit, Twinmotion, DaVinci Resolve, etc. I hope it's a good investment in the long term cause my finances are almost depleted, lol, and even so, buying it piece by piece saved me around 1000 euros.
Again, great content dude, I wish I had seen it earlier.. Good luck with your movie!
Thanks for the kind words! So glad the video was enjoyable for ya. And Wow! Great job with your PC build, looks like top of the line on every component. Solid choices! (I have been getting a lot of comments about safety concerns with the 4090 so just make sure not to bend the power cable and periodically check that the power supply is plugged in all the way to the GPU, you have to reseat it every once in a while.
Yeah buying it yourself is a great way to save money especially with a high end build like yours. Plus so satisfying to do it yourself.
Can’t wait to see what you make with it!
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker I can't take the credit for building it myself, I only chose the hardware, the components supplier builds it for me as we speak, as I only know how to add extra ram lol.
I just saw your other video "Review: Nvidia RTX 4090 / AMD Ryzen 9 7950x - Unreal Engine PC - OP BEAST" and it was rad :)) I just hope I won't run into problems with the GPU cable.
Thanks a lot for the tips!
@@ciprianneacsu1733 totally makes sense to get someone to assemble it for you. Less risk.👍🏻 I haven’t had any problems with my GPU. Just keep an eye out for those issues. And you should be fine.😊
@@ciprianneacsu1733 thanks glad you liked it! I
more coming soon
Wow! That's fucking awesome!
Thanks Dude!
Can’t wait to share more of what I make with it👍🏻
im changing out my systems in februari also ... going with that mobo 2 times one intel 14900k one amd like yours... jaa i need 2 pcs... dont ask ...and keeping the old ones to render out if i need extra power...if i sell them you dont get good money for it anyways so ...
i have a few asus mobos x570 creator 5900x 64gig (2sticks 3800 because the controller run better with 2 sticks only remember this for x570)and x570 strix extreme with 5950x 128gig 3600 (stable becaus at 4 sticks thats the max) ...980pro drives are good so if you want lower cost...530 is also greath choise
if your starting to build...spend more on your grafics card and less on drive space ...its easyer to change a drive then it is to change out or sell a used gpu ... so running old m.2s gen 3 doesnt impact things a lot in my experience ....you can even build raid sata drive arrays ....
and the AIR cooling Noctua is more than enough it doesnt make lots of noise you dont need AIO at all i have the noctua on the AM4 5950 and it does what it needs to do and its easyer to install no software extra needed and fancurves to maintain ...trust me i have build more systems and im done with water cooling since i used that cooler hahaha good case airflow all nocuta also and thats all youll need ... and dont over spend on your mobo ... the asus creator boards are perfect price to preformance and what you can build in them ...and that 10gig port is nice if your using a nas or want to connect to other pcs in an array over an Ubi 10gb router on the cheap ... the Fractile case is quiet but i have the XL version that has some extra room to work in and makes it a bit easyer to change things over time ...if you have the room next to your desk jaaa i run 3meter DP cables those are costly but ok ... its far away from my ears on the floor ... no RGB sh1t ...and QUIET 🤣 and if you cant afford a 4090 just go with a 4070ti and put in 2 of them over time ...and i would wait for the Super card to come out ...4070super that is 2x
This looks amazing!
Thanks dude!
Hey dude, got a question for you. I like what you did for UE5. My question is, would this machine work well with Blender? My main concern is 3D modeling and rendering, so I don't know what this would do in that regard. Would love to hear what you think. Thanks
Thanks! Yes absolutely it would be a Blender Beast. If you look at puget systems benchmarks the RTX 4090 comes out way ahead of any other GPU for blender. And the AMD Ryzen 9 7950x also comes out on top for blender. Puget systems is a great source for benchmarks. This build is top of the line for 3D rendering work flows. Unless you want to go enterprise level and double or triple the budget. The only thing that might be a bottleneck with my rig is ram. I don’t know, I have very little experience with blender. You could get more ram or higher spec ram if you wanted. But that can always be upgraded later if need be. That is why I chose to only fill 2 ram slots at half my total ram capacity. 👍🏻
Bro the top 3 fans put them under inside the case and the radiator on top of the case! ...its hurting my head
Hmm 🤔 I’ll look closer at that. Thanks for the idea! How do you think that will improve the set up? Better air flow? or better mobo cooling?
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker better cooling for your cup/ ram
I can see how it might improve airflows over the ram. But the 3 fans are part of the AIO cpu cooler. So I think the cpu is all good.
And I just double checked… the fans won’t fit inside the case.
The main reason I have it top mounted is it’s too big for the case. This cooler is made for a full tower. I have a mid tower so I had to install it on the top like I did to get it to be usable on my system.
Plus, it just makes it look more like a hot rod. And she runs nice and cool even cranking unreal engine at high frame rates
I finally got the rtx 4080! Hope it would be enough (wich i think so...) + i also got the Xpen 24 drawing tablet, but i'm waiting for getting the screen protector, how do you like your drawing tablet so far? + Is your ram are CL30 or more? I bought by mistake the 2X 32GB 6000mghzzz... CL40 and i read in reddit that the CL40 would create performance issue....but seems like the CL30 are the way to go, so i just got them yesterday!
Have you ran into any issues yet since on your pc build? Ty so much for your videos and replies! + are you plaining of mining crypto with your pc when your not using it for your movie ?
Congrats! I bet you’ll be quite happy 😊 plus the 4080 is a little kinder to the pocket book haha - I love my Xp-pen display. Been using it a lot the lately. Haven’t had any real problems. I got a few minor scratches because I used it without the screen protector. But I never see them any other time then when the pen display is off and I’m scrutinizing it from a side angle. So I don’t think the screen protector is “necessary” that being said, I did by myself the screen protector… I’ve just been too lazy to put it on haha
I’ve never actually connected it to my PC. I use it exclusively with my Apple products so far. I have had frequent connectivity issues with my iMac pro. Which are annoying, but I always managed to get it running somehow. I’m pretty sure the problem is more with my iMac. Pro then the pen display. Because it seems to work perfectly fine with my MacBook Air.
I will have to get back to you about the ram question. I don’t know off the top my head.
I’m happy to help! Thanks for your support 😊
I know next to nothing about crypto mining. Sounds interesting. from what I understand even with my 4090 my set up may not be powerful enough to generate more income than I would be spending on electricity to run it haha
But if you have any insights on crypto money, I’d love to hear them! Thanks 🙏🏻 😀
Just got a price from Dell to purchase a desktop unit that could run Blender......$5,500.00
Interesting to hear how you got this built.....and saved some cash.....
Would not have the savey to build one myself..... congratulations 👏
I was seriously considering a pre-built pc from dell or puget systems. Then I checked the cost of buying all the parts myself … and the rest is history 😂
This is my first pc build so I wasn’t sure I would have the savey to build mine. I can confidently say if I can do it, so can you 👍🏻
Does the Dell build come with a 4090 for that? And do they specify which one? What are the things that annoy me the most about searching for prebuilt PCs if they don’t specify the exact manufacturer of the GPU? Which, as I’ve come to realize matters a lot!
Nvidia RTX A4500 20GB graphics card ....
Hmmm 🤔 that’s an enterprise workstation grade GPU. But I would not recommend it. An RTX 4090 is less expensive, newer, and better in every benchmark, except size and power consumption.
So your looking at a Xeon workstation?
I would recommend copying my build. To me it seems Blender and UE have similar PC component needs. you want a CPU with High core count for CPU based rendering. And you want a powerful GPU (or multiple for GPUs) for GPU base rendering.
You could do an intel version of my build. It will cost about the same, just get an intel cpu and mother board. Everything else stays the same.
If you wanna go with multiple GPUs, I’d recommend going with a AMD thread ripper CPU, but your budget is gonna have to go up for that.
I don’t know what you’re use case is but if you’re new to blender or intermediate early career. Copying my PC is going to get you an amazing build at a pretty good price.
Prebuilt always comes with a heavy premium.
Just wondering why did you not go with the Ryzen 3D processor since that was more for the gaming prospective with the 3D
Hey! Thanks for asking. Just to clarify are you asking why did I buy the AMD Ryzen 9 7950x instead of the AMD Ryzen 9 7950x3D ?
The answer is: to save money. 😊 at the time the 3D had just been released so you could get the 7950x for a big discount. It made the 7950x $200-$300 less expensive than the 3D. So it was well worth the savings. Plus Puget had no documentation at the time on the 3D. And to this day the 7950x is still at the top of their benchmarks.
Great video. Thank you
Thx! Glad you liked it!
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Thanks!
Can I work with Unreal Engine with PALIT GeForce RTX 4060 and intel core i5 CPU ? I really wanna make games with Unreal Engine but my budget is kinda low😅
Yes those components are definitely good enough to get you started in UE👍🏻😊
Nice system! I will definitely take inspiration on that!
One question. Did I understand that right:
So performancewise it does not really matter which rtx 4090 I take? Only difference is cooling, needed powersupplyunit and look?
Thanks! Yes. You are correct. But I since publishing this video I learned of a few other differences between 4090s and I made a video covering that. Here it is ➡️ Which Nvidia Geforce RTX 4090 is THE BEST??? GPU for GAMING and Unreal Engine Realistic Graphics
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Based on what I've seen it's the founders edition that boosts the highest. Most of the top scores for overclocking are with the FE and a 12900K. I still decided to get the Strix since all my other parts are Strix.
@@ScoutReaper-zn1rz very cool. How are you liking your strix? Do you over clock?
@@BodhiTheMovieMakerIt's factory overclocked so I won't be clocking it any higher. I love how instantly it made my old games feel older by playing them at over 200 fps at 4K lol. No complaints from me.
Have they solved the melting cable yet? I want a 4090 but not at the expense of a house fire or pc melt down..
Haven’t had a problem with mine. You just want to be careful to have the power adapter fully inserted into the GPU. You have to check it every once in a while to make sure it hasn’t pulled out a little.
You could also go with a beefier PSU that comes with a 12VHPWR Cable so that you plug that into your GPU and avoid the need for the GPU power supply adapter which seems to be the source of the melting problems some people are having.
I love my MSI Suprim X 4090. Link in description ⬆️
What was the cost of your pc after completely building it.
Approx $4,650 USD - including $600 monitor and some peripherals - this also includes sales tax and shipping 👍 - so without monitor and periphs about $4K
need help in a pc build. which cpu works better with rtx 4070ti super : 7900x, 13700k, 14700kf. For productivity builds(specially Unreal Engine 5) pls also suggest a suitable cheap and good quality motherboard with that supports ddr5
Those are all great CPUs. I haven’t personally tested those cpus with that GPU. But I except you will get pretty comparable performance between them. If you have the budget for the intel CPUs you listed I would recommend getting an AMD 7950x 16core cpu. It’s what I have and I am quite happy.
As for a mobo look for a B650. There is even an ASUS Pro Art B650. Which looks great I love my ASUS Pro Art mobo. I have the bigger brother to the B650.
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker thanks but in my area they are all exactly the same price and the 7950x goes a little out of budget.
@@Ultra_gogeta342 understood.
Tough one. The 14700kf is the newest. Seems like a great bet. It also seems to have best specs of the options you listed.
But if you get a good sale price on the Amd cpu. Go with that. I’m sure you’ll get good performance either way.
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker thanks
I wonder why puget system doesnt offer multiple 4090 rtx as they are faster and cheaper, I've seen other people getting setups with 3 gpus of the expensive ones. But actually the benchmarks for 4090 is faster for lit all software and rendering and you can put 3 4090 rtx in a machine and water cool it or buy it water cooled. So I really do not understand why people buy a super expensive gpu with lover specs. Just for the size? Or durability?
Good question. That’s above my pay grade haha. I have seen plenty of rigs with multiple 4090s (water cooled and not) but I think puget is aiming for the enterprise market with their multi GPU systems and so maybe for top of the line enterprise applications is makes more sense to go with the more pricey GPUs.
Your guess about durability is probably right
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker Yeah I looked into it. Enterprises will use it because it more efficient hardware wise, not so much speed wise. They'll use in larger systems because the cooling and wattage is much lower. If you want more than 4gpu's it's not feasable with a 4090 system. But for rendering below 4gpu's and not doing some wild AI stuff that needs more of the GPU memory, I do think 4090 are way better.
@@collectiveunconscious3d nice. Thanks for sharing the insight! For a one GPU system I am very happy with my 4090 for filmmaking within unreal engine
The 40 series has no SLI support. You can use multiple GPU in tandem, but each one at a different task. Also multiple GPU will clog the PCIe lanes unless you build on a server Motherboard with a server Processor. You whould then use Quadro series instead of RTX series aswell.
Love this video what was the total cost of that build.
Thanks! About $4.6k usd (with tax and shipping) not including monitor and peripherals
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Are you thinking of building a pc?
Yes for the same work that you are doing but I'm have a $1.8k to 2k budget@@BodhiTheMovieMaker
Oh cool! I’d love to know what components you end up going with. - - - This video I made about the $1k UE PC build could be helpful - - - I found the BEST $1,000 Unreal Engine PCs with an RTX 4060Ti. They're GREAT! (AMD & INTEL) #ue5 #pc
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How much did the build cost you all together?
I will get back to you on the exact figure tomorrow when I can review the invoices again. Can’t remember off top of my head by my best recollection is that all in with monitor, peripherals, cable management, accessories, shipping, tax, everything was less than $4,800.
have to download on a PC, NO, that's BS i downloaded a bios update on a phone and transfered it to USB drive and then updated then bios... Nice Pc tho... 👍👍
Yeah! Was a rookie mistake to believe that. But I was really worried about messing up anything todo with the bios.
Never heard of anyone doing it with a phone. That’s genius. Not everyone has access to to computers … but most have access to a smart phone.
Thanks man! She is a beast. Super happy with the PC so far.
TUF 4090 is my pick
Dope choice! Can I ask why you chose that particular one?
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker the most restrained form factor and design after the founders edition...that is if you're not going the water cooled route.
@@kubolor1234 nice. I love the gun metal vibe. I also like that it appears to have an extra HDMI port
Please please please don't just set your cooler on top of the case.
Haha don’t worry it is firmly mounted to the top
What was the final price?
Approximately $4,600 USD all in. That includes everything - monitor, peripherals, accessories (such as cable management etc.) taxes, and shipping.
Never buy pre-built hahaha. Where's the fun in that?
Right! A little blood, sweat and tears thrown in but mostly fun haha
Never say never. Sometimes prebuilt is worth it if you just need to do work. Time is money and if you can't work, you're not making money.
@@nexusyang4832 yes. As I mentioned in the end of my video. For enterprise and some professional users who want to minimize downtime and have reliable serviceability. Prebuilt is the way to go. But spending an extra $2000 to $4000 on all of the same parts Was not in the budget for me. So it was worth the time and risk to build it myself.
Plus I got to make content out of building it 😃👍
Most of these "hiccups" are deff new PC builder mistakes.. You went with the bare minimum recommended PSU here... Its a very nice 850 80+ Titanium rated PSU... You are running a PSU at 82% for extended periods of time I would imagine. 80+ Titanium rated should be able to handle this in and will. However parts can fail as do with all PSU's. Their are a few tech-hardware channels on YT that open old PSU's up for repairs and to see what failed on them. Once you get out of debt, or if by year 2 of this PC build... Plz for the love of anything get you a nice 80+ Titanium rated 1000W PSU so you have much more headroom for the life span of this amazing PC build. Here is a quick blurb by a PC building vet. czcams.com/video/bUh2EZzJZRU/video.htmlsi=9NoMicH2xfozP6kP&t=574
Thanks a bunch! I am looking forward to getting a new PSU with a integrated 12vhpwr cable for my 4090.
I always appreciate advice👍🏻
ProArt boards are a horrible rip off.
How so? Thanks for sharing
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker It's a very basic budget board. But, it has Pro Art in it''s name so 100% charge extra :D I remember there used to be one with Creator in its name, it had extra 1Gbs port (costs $5) that one cost about 3x as much as identical board for "gamers".
I’d have to look into this to offer a more informed opinion. But I can say I am happy with my motherboard. A little annoyed with all the drivers. Still haven’t gotten them totally figured out. But I went with what Puget systems recommends because I wanted to know I was getting something top of the line and compatible with my other components.
Will you build and sell me one
Absolutely 👍🏻 if you are serious let me know. That’s a great idea!
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker yes one just like yours.
@@user-bk9by6fw9t I can do that. I am definitely interested. My email is listed in the details area of my About section. Email me and we can discuss this project further
I can't find your email
@@user-bk9by6fw9t go to my channel, go to about, scroll down to details and click the button that says "view email address"
Soo juicy.😊
😉👍🏻
Also feel free to let me know if you have any video topic request 👍🏻😊
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Hey! That’s exciting! Yes, that looks like an all around amazing laptop. Should be quite performant for Unreal Engine and pretty much anything else. 👍🏻 best of luck with your unreal engine projects. Can’t wait to see what your create with your new laptop.
@@BodhiTheMovieMaker Thanks pro, I'll do my best