so you're either dipping into that trust fund that you've been holding on to or
you just like looking at overly priced things maybe you're just morbidly
curious I don't know but I went on PC part picker comm and put together the
most extravagant expensive build that I could and with Apple releasing their Mac
that can potentially go up to $50,000 I thought I should make something that
would trump that yeah a few things that I should explain before breaking down
this list one I did not buy these parts obviously because I'm poor - I chose AMD
over Intel because frankly they're higher-performing chips are just higher
performing chips than Intel even though Intel's Xeon processors tend to be more
expensive than AMD's thread rippers two or is it three either way I chose thread
Ripper over the epyc processors because ThreadRipper for a 32 core processor
has a much higher clock than their epyc processors even though some of the epyc
processors are more expensive and there are boards that support the epic
processors that can have that have dual sockets and then I felt that one thread
Ripper at 32 cores and boosting up to 4 gigahertz on a board is enough to start
ok so I know Tom's gonna be annoyed with me but you're just gonna have to live
with it so this is relatively the most expensive computer I could build that
would still be useful ok now as I mentioned I have picked the AMD thread
Ripper 2990 WX 32 core processor now it's a 3 gigahertz processor that boosts
up to 4 which is crazy with 32 cores it is 1617 dollars and 11 cents at least in
this leg the cooler to cool this massive beast is the most expensive cooler I
could find that was a liquid cooler is the Asus raagh right soon 361 21.8 CMF
CPU cooler it can like cool things really good and that's two hundred
seventy seven dollars and seventeen cents I guess I should like explain some
of this stuff better it's got like you know the aorist lights
so you know you're cooling stuff could be super cool and pretty beautiful
because that matters the matters and if you're buying such an expensive chip you
might as well get a good cooler now the asus rog zenith extreme EA t x thread
ripper motherboard now this thing just think it's nice so not only does it
support thread Ripper it has four PCIe slots and a tram dims and it supports up
to thirty two hundred megahertz of clock speed from the RAM but we're not going
with that we're going with eight sixteen gigabyte Corsair Vengeance lpx
128 gigabytes of RAM clocked at 4000 megahertz
now I know that the new Mac blah-blah-blah-blah-blah
yeah it can support up to a terabyte and a half of RAM but well I doubt you'll
ever need that for just about anything and it's not just about needing it 128
is a lot and it's gonna take a lot to even just need that unless you're doing
very advanced projects but clock speed does matter with RAM and 4000 is
ridiculously fast for RAM that's like three times faster than my RAM sticks so
you know III think that kind of matters so when you're pairing extremely fast
Ram at 128 gigabytes that's that's that's plenty for an Opie system there
was six SSD drive bays so why not get the Samsung 860 pro 4 terabyte drives
they're really expensive they're like 917 dollars each so might as well fill
it up you know but we're not stopping there at storage we also got the Samsung
972 terrified m2 slots and now this is nvme as well because this board has
three and VMA slots which is glorious we got we got three two terabyte drives out
of that so we have 30 terabytes of storage should
hold us for a little bit now for the graphics cards there is four slots I
guess I could get four so the PNY caught look Quadro GV 132 gigabyte video card
that's at ten thousand five hundred and sixty dollar card so we'll get two I
don't even know if four is supported I don't know if you can technically can
you someone let me know if this board can actually handle four of these things
running I don't know there's like enough bandwidth on the PCIe cards to handle
more than 64 gigabytes of video memory idle mmm I don't know someone let me
know if that's feasible because we could easily add another 20,000 to this making
it a fifty three thousand dollar computer so I don't know there is more
PCIe slots but I mean this is ridiculous okay and the power supply we're going
with the corsair 1600 watt 80 plus titanium certified fully modular ATX
power supply this is a chunky boy it's gonna take the whole power slot thing so
the estimated power consumption of this build is around 1,100 watts
so 1600 just to be safe because you're probably you're probably going to want
to overclock these things and 1600 watts is about as high as I can find without
it getting really weird so we're gonna go with that that power supply my
friends is four hundred and fifty nine dollars and ninety eight cents
I just made a PC build guide for five hundred dollars and this power supply is
almost all of that and all the other videos I made about getting an OS and
just using the media creation tool yeah yeah you're not gonna do that now if
you're blowing this money you're gonna spend a hundred and thirty-nine dollars
on buying a Microsoft Windows 10 Pro I didn't mention the case now this is
where I could have spent more but kind of needlessly when you've got
all these beautiful parts you want to show them off the right way now the most
expensive case I could find was around $1,000 but it wasn't that nice-looking
it was just like a cage and I don't think it was fullmetal or anything so I
was like well what's the fun in that so I settled on the very beautiful
thermaltake tower 980 x full tower case now it's what many refer to as a
refrigerator case where it's a big cage with the glass box that showcases
everything beautifully and that's what it is it's a beautiful build your gonna
want to show it off it has a really cool compartment in the back where it kind of
draws the air out of the front end of the cage especially with the water
cooling solutions in the back it ventilates out the back and pulls the
air out so it does handle that pretty nicely and this case is around two
hundred and fifty dollars so yeah surprisingly not too much of a baller
case for this build but I thought it was appropriate because they had what it
needs and it shows everything off on the inside
pretty well now I mentioned earlier there were some price cuts because I had
to be sure of compatibility on some things and I'm just not as familiar with
what is compatible with an epic processor and dual socket boards I just
don't know enough about that you could play around with that a little bit more
you could surely get more expensive build but practically this is one of the
most expensive bills you can get that I know would work and definitely remains
useful without just being kind of ridiculous now that thread ripper chip
is amazing and I'd love to see it in action
I believe there's another one coming out in a couple of months so this one may
become obsolete but you know whatever so what do you think though this PCB a
better build than whatever max got going on $32,000 $33,000 is no small chunk of
change but with this you could probably do some pretty crazy
stuff I mean at this point it just turns into 3d modeling and animation and
rendering this is a rendering machine really well if you liked this video
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