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System Name | Core p90 |
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Processor | I7 9700k |
Motherboard | ASRock Z390 Phantom Gaming 4 |
Cooling | Ek supremacy evo cpu block/nexxxos ut60 rad 480mm/D5 vario pump 310mm reservoir combo. |
Memory | Trident gskill 16gb 3000mhz |
Video Card(s) | Nvidia Founders edition rtx 3080 10gb |
Storage | M.2 Intel 660p 1024gb, 4tb 7200 rpm black Western Digital hdd |
Display(s) | Acer x34 predator 3440x1440p 120hz g-sync ultrawide 21:9 monitor |
Case | Thermaltake Core P90 tempered glass edition |
Audio Device(s) | On board |
Power Supply | Thermaltake smart m1200w |
Mouse | Logitech G600 |
Keyboard | Logitech G910 |
Software | Windows 10 64bit |
I know it's not OPTIMAL but I want to start somewhere.
My mobo is the asrock Z390 phantom gaming 4
My psu is the Thermaltake SP-1200MPCBUS
Can I fit 3x cards that have 2x 8 pin connectors?
In terms of connecting them to mobo, I got 2x 16x pcie lanes, but can I use the 1x (or 4x I don't Remember) connectors on the mobo. If so, what kind of adapter do I need? Preferably one that doesn't catch fire
The cards would be 2x rtx 3070 and one rtx 2080 ti
The other possible scenario is just 2x cards. The 2080 ti and one 3070. What would be the difference between the two scenarios in terms of needed equipment?
My mobo is the asrock Z390 phantom gaming 4
My psu is the Thermaltake SP-1200MPCBUS
Can I fit 3x cards that have 2x 8 pin connectors?
In terms of connecting them to mobo, I got 2x 16x pcie lanes, but can I use the 1x (or 4x I don't Remember) connectors on the mobo. If so, what kind of adapter do I need? Preferably one that doesn't catch fire
The cards would be 2x rtx 3070 and one rtx 2080 ti
The other possible scenario is just 2x cards. The 2080 ti and one 3070. What would be the difference between the two scenarios in terms of needed equipment?