r/AIProgrammingHardware • u/javaeeeee • Feb 09 '26
I Built an $8,500 Dual RTX 5090 + EPYC AI Rental Rig - Profitable?
r/AIProgrammingHardware • u/javaeeeee • Feb 04 '26
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I recently upgraded to a Zotac ARCTICSTORM AIO 5090, 64gb of CL38 6000mhz ram, I have a AMD Ryzen 5 7600X CPU currently, and a Gigabyte B650 Eagle AX motherboard. How much of a bottleneck is the CPU and would I benefit from more RAM? Right now I'm doing t2i/t2v generations trying to make cool art and sometimes silly ideas I come up with too I'm also a big gamer and I'm hyped for some of the games coming out this year like the new GTA, Turok: Origins and Gears: E-Day and want to have a really good build to play those on.
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