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Originally posted by Dcmegacab Dcmegacab wrote:

It looks like this was the best RAM I could find.

DDR4     Corsair     2933     2933     8GB     CMK32GX4M4Z2933C16          SS     2/4     

so that means this is Corsair Single Sided/Single Ranked RAM, capable of running up to 4 8 GB sticks.

Purchaseable on Amazon for dirt cheap here:

https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-CMK128GX4M8Z2933C16-Vengeance-PC4-23400-Threadripper/dp/B07CNFJNRR/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=CMK128GX4M8Z2933C16&qid=1574565574&sr=8-1&th=1


32 Gigs which is four sticks of 8 GB,which is all I will really need.


4 x 8 GB sticks **error in my typing***
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That link to the threadripper help guide was helpful though. I was wondering what those heatsinks on the mobo next to the TR CPU are and it explains it. I will definetly make sure I mount topside fans to cool off that sink.
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This is a symbol picture and a board with Intel CPU...

Use the X399 Taichi manual, why do think it does exist?
2.3 Installation of Memory Modules (DIMM)
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I see. In manual 2.3 the RAM module population is explained. Thanks!

Am I able to update the bios without a CPU? If I wanted to run a 2nd Gen TR? I don't know if my bios is updated or not.

Will a Corsair 1000 Watt PSU be sufficient? I am using the power supply calculator and its saying I will be using about ~800 watts at full load, is 200 watts of overhead sufficient for 24/7 workload/gaming?
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Some people insist on 50% wattage overhead and some people say 20% is fine... I'm not sure, which. The 1000 watt Corsair PSU has great reviews and still leaves me with 20% overhead wattage. The Taichi x399 mobo has a very large VRM and VRM heatsink so voltage regulation should be tight?
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This mainboard has the BIOS Flashback feature, a push button at the I/O panel and a specific USB port. That must run without CPU (because of the usage of a mainboard internal microcontroller for that).

50%? 20%? I say 33% ;-)

Don't know what you put to the power supply calculator, but a 1000 watt psu should be ok if you do not use two NVIDIA GTX 2080Ti...
Corsair AX1000 with 83-A-Singlerail would be a good choice.
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What's wrong with the RM 1000 by Corsair? You highly recommend a platinum rated 1000 watt PSU?
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You recommend a platinum with 83 a single rail. That sounds like what the TR build guide said.

What would cause the hardware to fry? A bad mobo or a bad PSU?
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Originally posted by Dcmegacab Dcmegacab wrote:

What's wrong with the RM 1000 by Corsair? You highly recommend a platinum rated 1000 watt PSU?

I didn't write that something is wrong with the RM 1000!
I didn't highly recommend a platinum rated 1000 watt PSU!

You wrote that you choose a 1000 Watt Corsair PSU, but not which one.
So if it is not the AX1000 (what i thought) but the RM 1000, go for it.
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My new rig is designed for 24/7 workload gaming and a little video editing. Is there going to be a significant performance impact with the Corsair RMX 1000 watt PSU Versus the Corsair AX 1000? When the computer is not at full load I should be only drawing 400 watts or so which would put the PSU in silent operation. I'm only looking at a few percentage points of gain from the AX PSU versus the RMX PSU is that correct?
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