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Windows 11 Forum
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 11 64 Bit12900KS with boost to 5.5GHz64GB DDR5-6000 CL36 (32GBx2)Titan XP with Aftermarket Arctic Accelero Xtr...
OS
Windows 11 64 Bit
Computer type
PC/Desktop
Manufacturer/Model
Custom - 12900KS with 280mm Arctic Freezer II AIO (push-pull), 64GB DDR5-6000 RAM, Titan XP with Aftermarket Air Cooling, 1TB Boot SSD and 4TB Working SSD - SATA MX500's with DRAM cache, Fractal Focus G case (because I'm a masochist)
CPU
12900KS with boost to 5.5GHz
Motherboard
Gigabyte Z790 UD AC
Memory
64GB DDR5-6000 CL36 (32GBx2)
Graphics Card(s)
Titan XP with Aftermarket Arctic Accelero Xtreme IV Air Cooler
Sound Card
Roccat Juke (old, but Schiit Fulla failed and I need -15db of volume reduction - hyperacusis after TBI)
Monitor(s) Displays
Wacom 27QHD Cintiq, LG 34" HDR Ultrawide with FreeSync
Screen Resolution
2560x1440, 2560x1080
Hard Drives
1TB Crucial MX500 SSD (DRAM cache, SATA) - Boot Drive
4TB Crucial MX500 SSD (DRAM cache, SATA) - Working Drive
6TB WD Black HDD (7200rpm, SATA)- Local "Cold" Storage
LG Dual Layer Blu-ray ODD
30TB Local NAS with Software RAID 5 (four 10TB Irownwolf Pro HDD's... was going to get a fifth but they've stayed at $250 for 4 years)
PSU
Thermaltake ToughPower PF3 850W
Case
Fractal Focus G (modified)
Cooling
280mm Arctic Liquid Freezer II (four Arctic P12 fans in push-pull configuration), (2) 140mm Arctic P14 Slim bottom front top front)
Keyboard
Keychron C2H3
Mouse
Glorious Model O-, EVGA X17, SteelSeries WoW Mouse (2009 edition)
Internet Speed
1000Mbps down, 45Mbps up
Browser
Chrome with a dash of Firefox
Antivirus
BitDefender Total Security (debloated)
Other Info
Lots of BIOS adjustments, 12900KS and cold plate are lapped but the two P cores next to memory controller can thermal throttle, Titan XP sits at 50-54C at full gaming load, RAM gets a bit toasty, but sustains speeds with some careful tweaking to avoid droop. I use Studio Drivers—workstation as well as gaming rig.