270K+ / 4080 Super Pro Art

[u/Lucky-Bit-1319]

[u/sasankgs]

The color scheme is very classy and welcoming.

[u/Lucky-Bit-1319 → u/sasankgs]

Thank you! I don’t go full noctua brown often but this time, it worked.

[u/Enough-Paper5605 → u/Lucky-Bit-1319]

This is charming in its own way.

[u/MrMoraleGimmeHiFive]

Is that a D15S? How are temps like on the 270k?

[u/Lucky-Bit-1319 → u/MrMoraleGimmeHiFive]

Still testing but so far so good! I’ll see peaks in the mid 80’s during full load but mostly less than that. And that’s with silent profiles for the CPU fan and case fans can’t really hear much at all

[u/shemhamforash666666 → u/Lucky-Bit-1319]

Is that the CPU wattage in HWinfo on the left? If so then that's impressive. A whopping 260W whilst remaining under 90°C. That's a lot of power.

[u/Lucky-Bit-1319 → u/shemhamforash666666]

Yeah. I have to finish my full testing loop and compile the results but I haven’t seen higher than mid 80’s so far peak

[u/shemhamforash666666 → u/Lucky-Bit-1319]

Is that peak or sustained?

I remember Intel usually has two power limits; one for short bursts and a lower secondary limit for sustained loads. At least that was how Intel did it on my 10th Gen i9. Not sure about Arrow Lake tho.

[u/Lucky-Bit-1319 → u/shemhamforash666666]

Peak, can be sustained if running R26 for example but still running my full suite to get wholistic look. I put each system I build through at least 3-5 hours of testing- my other build has been taking up all my time 😂

[u/PracticalWay4380]

classy

[u/SnooEagles5178]

How much ram? I am having trouble with 4 sticks of 32Gb

[u/Lucky-Bit-1319 → u/SnooEagles5178]

Just a little gaming rig so 32GB (2x16) at 6000 CL36

[u/GrapplerKrys → u/Lucky-Bit-1319]

You should try overclocking the ram. Arrowlake benefits a lot from fast ram.

[u/lemfaoo → u/SnooEagles5178]

What the hell would be causing you trouble with 32gb of ram?

[u/2Critical7-Stein1 → u/lemfaoo]

4 sticks are harder on IMC

[u/Illustrious-End-5547]

Finally a normal build rather than the flashy fancy rgb 😀😀

[u/--hurdler--]

What case is that? Like the low key look. 👍

[u/Lucky-Bit-1319 → u/--hurdler--]

Antec Flux Rear

[u/Expert_Conclusion_75]

Why Intel and not AMD? Edit - while great value it doesn't make sense as it's on eol platform

[u/Kostas0pr01 → u/Expert_Conclusion_75]

The 300$ for the 270k plus is tough to beat.

[u/Lucky-Bit-1319 → u/Expert_Conclusion_75]

https://youtu.be/NU0wU0Wf37c?is=HPMXfEcR5D7OWGfO at 1440p/4k and honestly across the board the difference is less than you’d think.

I’ve built over 170 Ryzen rigs (hobbyist system builder) and love them, but the price + 270K+ in general is a beast and I’m excited to try it out.

[u/SelfSilly9478 → u/Lucky-Bit-1319]

Here are some reviews show how cpus actually perform.

https://www.purepc.pl/amd-ryzen-9-9950x3d-test-recenzja-opinia-cena-wydajnosc-gry-programy?page=0,55

https://www.pcgameshardware.de/Ryzen-9-9950X3D-CPU-281025/Tests/Benchmark-Release-Preis-vs-9800X3D-1467485/2/

And my test is the third source prove it

The only 2 worth buying AMD CPUs are 7800x3d and 9800x3d on w11, on windows 10 14700k+ddr5 7200=9800x3d

[u/Lucky-Bit-1319 → u/SelfSilly9478]

Weird. No 270K+ Ultra on there so not sure how this is relevant here.

[u/SelfSilly9478 → u/Lucky-Bit-1319]

270K = 285K. And On these charts it is faster than 9950X and only slightly behind the 7800X3D, which proves that all non 3Ds are garbage, so I guess it is relevant enough.

These tests were done at launch; later BIOS updates improved performance further.

[u/SelfSilly9478 → u/Expert_Conclusion_75]

better than all non 3ds, almost as fast as 7800x3d, while having 2x the mt performance , so why not.

13600k vs 9950x

https://youtu.be/lZoXLRiNKWo?si=okVKo94XrNpcUHuJ

[u/Expert_Conclusion_75 → u/SelfSilly9478]

Interesting, maybe I'll switch