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Motherboard: ASRock B550 Pro4 ATX AM4 Motherboard: $131.99.

CPU Cooler: ARCTIC Freezer 34 eSports DUO CPU Cooler: $48.98.

One more configuration with a couple slight changes based on reviews that I researched: Again this seems to be the case with just about every AM4 board I looked at. even though the CPU fits the standard AM4 socket. Still wondering about the fit of the Arctic cooler to the CPU though given I keep getting a message on PC Part Picker about needing a special mounting bracket.

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It also gives me a full 24 threads fo rendering in Carrara and 3DL.

(getting what I consider better quality memory for about the same price).

Going back to the 5900x will let me drop back to DDR4 2666. I was wondering about those two cores that don't figure into the thread count do, thanks The Arctic 34e is one of the recommended non-water cooled units (not into messing around with water-cooling as it is more expensive and takes away the two top exhaust fans that currently help to vent the case interior). The 5900x I first considered has a base TDP of 105w and peaks at 142 w while the i7 12700K starts at 125 w can peak at around 190. Always a bit apprehensive of that as one misstep and the board is bricked.īefore updating to the Xeon 5660, I had an i7 930 that pulled 130w TDP base The CPU cooler is a CoolerMaster GeminII S and never had an overheat issue with it.

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so it didn't require a BIOS update then. The other thing was thermals but I didn't pay much attention to that, I just put that down to business as usual for Intel. Some programs have their main thread end up on one of those cores and everything starts to crawl. I'd stay away from the new Intels till they get a couple of problems sorted out.Those 'energy saving' cores are causing performance problems. It's the same with Windows 11, I'll have to go through it again to shut off some of those 'phone home' features that somehow got turned on again. Just needed a quick run though the BIOS settings as some things had gone back to the defaults. Turned out to be a trivial thing and completed without a hitch. It's an AMD 5800X on a B550M motherboard that I updated. Also, Intel apparently changed how the core and thread structure is set up in the Alder Lake series as two cores no longer add into the total thread count, So, while the CPU has 12 cores, there are 20 instead of 24 threads. From what I gather those two cores are reserved for certain tasks, so in a sense I'll have a 10 core CPU when it comes to rendering in Carrara and 3D. I tend to prefer ASUS for the MB as well as GSkill or Corsair for system memory, but many of the LGA 1700 MBs were out of the park price wise (500$ - 800$) and the i7 12700K only supports DDR4 3200 through DDR4 4800 with the prices for my two preferred suppliers closer to and in excess of 300$ for dual 32 GB sticks. The two caveats are the motherbaord and memory. TotalCost: 948.43$ so pretty much in the same ballpark of the AMD build

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Memory: Patriot Viper 4 Blackout 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory : $204.99.

Motherboard: MSI PRO Z690-A DDR4 ATX LGA1700 Motherboard $209.99.

CPU Cooler: ARCTIC Freezer 34 eSports DUO CPU Cooler: $49.99.

So looked at what I could cobble together on an Intel.build. Also most of the CPU coolers I looked at required a special mounting bracket for the CPU hat doesn't come with the cooler unit and had to be purcahsed seperately.

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OK still doing some research on the W11 upgrade as I discovered there was an issue with the Ryzen 5900X and all 450, 550, and 750 AMD chipset AM4 MBs regarding the BIOS version (really not into messing with upgrading that).