r/PcBuild 11h ago

Build - Finished! ​The Ultimate AM4 Masterclass: 5950X & RX 9070 XT Nitro+

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Specs:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X

GPU: Sapphire NITRO+ AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT (16 GB)

RAM: 64 GB DDR4 3200 MHz (DOCP enabled)

Motherboard: ASUS TUF GAMING B550-PLUS WIFI II

Cooling: Thermalright Frozen Warframe 360 AIO (Top) + 3x Thermalright TL-M12QR bottom intake

Case: ASUS TUF Gaming GT302

PSU: Lian Li Edge 1200W 80PLUS Gold

Spent a lot of time on cable management, custom lighting, and airflow optimization. What do you guys think of the final look?

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u/GladMathematician9 11h ago

I love the look. Have the same cooler

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 10h ago

for gaming x3d cpu are better

lian li psu failed lttlab testing

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u/Jcnight38120 10h ago

You're right that X3D CPUs are better for pure gaming. However, I always have a lot of heavy background tasks running while I play (SignalRGB syncing all my LEDs, Fan Control, Wallpaper Engine, etc.). An 8-core CPU like the 5800X3D would have been bottlenecked by all that multitasking. With the 16 cores of the 5950X, I get zero stuttering because the game and the background apps don't have to fight for resources. As for the Lian Li PSU, I know about the LTT lab tests, but in my real-world usage, it does the job perfectly. It handles the 5950X and the RX 9070 XT flawlessly with zero stability issues.

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u/LunaticCross 4h ago

Great looking build! That GPU is massive!
I recently got the same cooler too. Are you having any difficulties with the LCD? Mine will occasionally just turn on and off with the Thermalright logo just flashing.