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dual epyc dual 4090 (dual 5090 ready)

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HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT ONE CAN DO WITH THE P3 chassis https://gravitymark.tellusim.com/leaderboard/ data write speeds in excess of 50.6 Gb/s 2x 4090 RTX Founders Edition 2x AMD 7773x Epyc (128/256 cores), Gigabyte MZ72-HB0 Dual socket motherboard 1 TB RAM DDR4 ECC LRDIMMs 1600W+ digital power supply (Data drive) Raid 0 Micron 9300 Max (15.4TB each / 77TB array - overprovisioned to 64TB) (OS Drive) Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus (8TB). 2x Back up drives Micron 5300 8TB each Asus PA32UCG-K monitor, MS Data Center 2022 & Ubuntu, Air cooled, cool temps, relatively small case 1. All air cooled 2. So quiet, you won't find it in the room with your eyes shut 3. Runs very cool temps: video cards under load and benchmarks don't exceed 48C, CPUs under load don't exceed 46C, normal operation is about—-> 24C for CPUs and 31C for video cards. 4. Dual video cards are inverted so warm air is directed away from CPUs and motherboard, everything stays frosty. room temps in our house are normally 69-71F 5. Open design 6. Dual Epic board with Resizable BAR

some prior p1 and p5 and p3 builds

Well, I had forgotten to post the upgrade I did about a year ago, now I'm getting ready for dual 5090. So I figured I'd show the barebones of the system minus the mesh face. Core Specs: 2x 4090 RTX Founders Edition 2x AMD 7773x Epyc (128/256 cores), Gigabyte MZ72-HB0 Dual socket motherboard 1 TB RAM DDR4 ECC LRDIMMs 1600W+ digital power supply (Data drive) Raid 0 Micron 9300 Max (15.4TB each / 77TB array - overprovisioned to 64TB) (OS Drive) Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus (8TB). 2x Back up drives Micron 5300 8TB each Asus PA32UCG-K monitor, MS Data Center 2022 & Ubuntu, Air cooled, cool temps, relatively small case Some perfs: data write speeds in excess of 50.6 Gb/s https://gravitymark.tellusim.com/leaderboard/ What's different about this build (other than the specs)? 1. All air cooled 2. So quiet, you won't find it in the room with your eyes shut 3. Runs very cool temps: video cards under load and benchmarks don't exceed 48C, CPUs under load don't exceed 46C, normal operation is about—-> 24C for CPUs and 31C for video cards. 4. Dual video cards are inverted so warm air is directed away from CPUs and motherboard, everything stays frosty. room temps in our house are normally 69-71F 5. Open design 6. Dual Epic board with Resizable BAR What's is its purpose: Personal PC for doing school work, dialing into work on occasion, emails, surfing web, doing some AI CNN NLM for medical, and gaming at maximum resolution with all eye candy on. Some reveal pics:

I'm new here, but I've done a few builds from time to time... Short summary Here are the specs: Supermicro X10DRG-Q 2x E5-2699 v4 (44 cores/ 88HT) (3.7ghz turbo) 512GB ram DDR4 2400mhz ecc reg (QUAD SLI) 4 Titan X SC 2x Samsung NVMe 950 Pro pcie 3.0 (os drives) 10x Samsung 850 Pro SSD RAID (apps drive) LG 31MU97z 4096x2160 true 4K rev C modded P5 case, Noctua heatsinks Digital power supply 1600w Windows Server 2012 R2 Data Center, Ubuntu 15 Fully functional Board allows use of all 7 slots while using 4 sli cards Using 2 NVMe 950 Pro Will be putting one pane of glass on the front Runs quiet and cold Build pains, tweaks and optimization are to come Case was heavily modified to accommodate HUGE motherboard, power supply, and the equivalent of 11 pci slots Had to come up with a way to hold and keep cool 10 ssd 850 pro drives Nothing, absolutely nothing was easy about any of this Anyhow enjoy some pics Opinions? I'll put the glass pane on the side tomorrow Ok cinebench score Ok read and write score the board has no audio jack on the back, but does have the standard HD header The board has audio, a'97, and HD7 Audio is alive and well, and gaming I used the HD out and mic in I made a custom output to the connector on the board, I put audio in and out on the back of the case spine, green and pink, see picture