I Finally Built My Dream PC!
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Hello guys and gals, it's me Mutahar again! This time I'm glad to showcase a project that was in the works for months where I built my workstation that consists of all the computers I'd ever need in just one package. Thanks for watching!
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What’s up
I morphed NIKOCADO AVOCADO into a Mukbang Queen 👸 (in a video) 🔥🔥
It's good to see Muta having fun instead of talking about depressing topics
Or being depressing about the depressing topics 😂
69th like
Kinda sad how many new depressing topics there are to cover
Yeah, I was gonna say it's not good to focus on the negative so much. Glad he's having some fun
Fr
The Virtualizer would be a fitting name, considering Muta and VM go together perfectly
It's time to enter the Muta-Verse.
The virtualizationer
@@dexgaming6394 nah
The Mutalizer
How about Pan-sexual Phillip? I mean it literally does anything and everything~
I know it sounds corny, but watching passionate ppl talking about their stuff makes my heart smile. Congrats Muta, you have a new fan, right here
Nah this is actually really refreshing because far too many people don't do that. They suck at listening to others and are really just waiting for their chance to talk and brag.
How do you see your heart when it smiles?
@Nero ??????
@Nero Huh???
@Nero my brother in christ he does youtube part time
He has a real job unlike you
I remember TH-cam showing up this channel 4 or years ago, during December, your channel kept me company and made me laugh so loud. I spent nearly a month alone, no one would ever visit me and was just working for home alone. I always enjoyed the way you deliver the message on each video, the variety of topics you covered and the way the videos are put together. I am never put off by the length of one of your videos, I always make sure I have the time to watch your uploads in one sit. I have a hard time describing my friends your channel, because you cover so much stuff and is all different and I love that. Your content made me want to dive deeper into Linux, while I am not a huge GTA V fan, I enjoy your videos about it. You've apologized when made a mistake and never let pride or your biases get in the way of facts. You're fun and interesting to listen to. Never stop making content the way you want Mutha, it is one of the biggest appeals of the channel and it keeps many of your subscribers (myself included) coming back. Yes, not every video is for everyone, but it keeps the subscribers varied and covers different areas of interest that many can enjoy. You're legit my top 1 TH-camr and entertainer and I will always look forward to your uploads.
If I ever meet you in real life, I'll buy you a coffee or something. You more than deserve it.
I found out about his channel when I watched his desktop goose video.
i want to hug muta irl
Textbook example of a parasocial relationship
That genuine look of achievement in the thumbnail, hope you're doing well man!
I've been waiting for this video ever since he talked about it in his last PC/VM video. During that time, I was able to build my own 5950x, 3080ti 16GB, 6750XT with KVM for Windows, Mac, Open BSD and Arctic Linux as host (managed to squeeze enough substantial performance with 2 to 4 cores on Mac for Final Cut Pro). I'm also building a future AM5 PC with similar components and will probably end up giving this PC to my sister (she'll probably get a job that requires 3D-rendering for projects). But, man, honestly so happy to get it to work with very few issues. But KVM and GPU passthrough is STILL a bitch! The "open-sourced" NVDIA drivers aren't too helpful.
Edit: I have no clue if Threadripper is compatible with KVM. Haven't seen many tutorials/guides on them, but would love to use my 3960x.
He’s looking healthier and happier, proud of him honestly
@@userjoinedyourchannel1 it absolutely is, provided your motherboard has decent iommu groups, but my 2950x is still going strong running 2 Windows gaming vms plus my work host environment
@@userjoinedyourchannel1
I'm happy for all of you. I also got my PC this year and I've been happier since. Been dreaming of it 6 years ago. So I can understand that feel. Although I'm not that TechSavy to get Linux system, so I just went for Windows. I had to bear with it.
Fr
Congrats muta! I'm so proud that you finally completed the dream build, can't wait for the upcoming videos, keep it up.
@Don't Read My Profile Photo come on man i thought you were cool at first but now you are just another annoying spam bot
Dude your channel inspired me to get into pc building and software, both things I never would have thought I’d enjoy and now it’s become a consistent hobby for me for the better part of a year. About a month ago I finished my first rig and put manjaro on it and I’ve been having an absolute blast learning how to use it and everything. It’s really pulled me out of a slump I had been in for a long time and I don’t think I would have ever known about this interest if it weren’t for your channel. So thank YOU for all the content and info
I got my dream computer around 2 months ago. Running Gentoo, a windows vm for games and some other linux vms for kernel testing or development. It's pretty awesome to finally have something you've dreamt about in real life. Keep up muta!
An enthusiast OS for enthusiast grade hardware.
I feel like Muta finally builds his dream pc every other month lol
"I dont overspend money on PC gaming components"
@@Londonistan_Calling me who don't have a pc 😅😅
I found your channel through the VFIO subreddit -- I think lots of people saw your video and decided to give it a try -- so this is the kind of content I'm here for. Cool build! I put something similar together a couple years ago when I was just getting into GPU passthrough gaming. I ran into similar issues regarding heat and noise, and couldn't find a thin client or streaming solution that could handle 4K 120Hz stably over a network, so I ended up going back to a bare metal ITX system, but I am glad I played around with this stuff because I learned a lot. I'm excited to see a follow up video with the fully completed build and hopefully see some of your thoughts on the thin client issue.
>4k 120hz
>stable
>streaming
yeah right, ngl my bs meter is pegging off the scale. unless you only played csgo, fortnite, or terraria back then. 🤣
@@user-jm1os4vq7j Read the comment again and edit your answer, mate.
@@user-jm1os4vq7j we will wait for you to catch up. i understand some people are a bit slow
That is cool to see all these years, you finally achieve your dream PC Build. This is makes me to build one too since My games mostly heavily modded, and I kept the backups a lot so it wont crash. And the performance with this old modded games too, it is hard to run these games with mid tier rig without lag.
Love hearing about your rig. I need a system like this in my life. I use Manjaro myself for any of my programming projects and nerdy power user stuff but I still keep windows around on a dual-boot for kicking back and gaming.
Koolance would be the best choice for external watercooling units, they also make quick discconects.
Let's go that's awesome dude, I finished my dream PC not long ago either it was amazing once it was fully built
Love this! Good job Muta, glad you've enjoyed this process.
And thank you Muta! Your content and channel and community. Thanks for everything. And I am looking forward to see your upcoming videos. And congrats on getting your dream PC.
Muta, I discovered your channel with the "Linus Tech Tips Was Right All Along..." video, and it's been an amazing trip so far! I've wanted to try Linux for quite some time, and the LTT video made actually donwload some distros, but your videos actually made me go and do it! I must confess I undertand less than half the technical stuff you say, but I wanted to thank you anyway!
Me and my friend just finished building my first PC. It was an experience I didnt think I'd ever get to do, but I'm glad I did. That face is basically how it felt after finishing it.
I am about to build a pc currently still on integrated graphics🥲
Congrats Muta. I set out to build the budget version of this back in early 2020. I got my enitre system, but I was only able to afford a single GPU, a 5700XT. I got it up an running and learned how to do VMs on Linux. I was ready for that sweet RTX 30xx card to pass through to my Windows VM. Then all the stuff happened and it just hasn't been viable getting a GPU. So I've dual booted instead. And now that the Linux system SSD drive isn't working for some reason, I'm barbacking Windows on bare metal.
Also props to gnif for the awesome work that's going into Looking Glass. And Wendell for helping on it and talking about it.
I always love these videos, the last ones inspired me to get into this on my own and I couldn't be happier with the results. Thanks for the updated guide and helping me get away from Windows as a main OS
Good for you buddy , glad you got a moment of happiness in all this craziness
Mutahar I just built my "dream PC" this week too. It's a mini-ITX build with an AMD CPU and GPU and we're running Pop_OS! I was struggling at first, mainly trying to get Elden Ring working. It took me hours, and I almost distro hopped to Manjaro... but I powered through and eventually got the game running. I'm so happy I choose to switch from Windows 10. It's fun to both learn the operating system as well as play most of my favorite games. Soon, I plan to set up KVM/QEMU for a Windows Gaming VM. Thank you for spreading the knowledge that you do about this topic. Without your Linux gaming videos, I probably would never have got this far. You're the man Mutahar.
>pop os
That's cringe bro
why on earth would you use pop_os
@@serfaI who knows
@@cbtillery135 huh? How
I built my first pc this week, audio isn't working but it runs nice. Can't wait to get to dream build :)
This is great content! Thanks for making this, man. I know you aren't confident about making this stuff yet, but a lot of us like this! Thanks again for doing this, and hope to see more of it in the future if it makes you happy.
I only came about recently but I love your videos, and this video especially has given me a lot of motivation to work towards my own dream machine. Thank you so much for all the hard work and energy you put into your channel and community. You've earned this
I went through 2 240mm AIO coolers and got burned by them both, so I actually went full air cooling instead with a Noctua NH-D15 Chromax. No regrets from me, because it's plenty cool and quiet and requires virtually no maintenance.
Noctua are insanely good at air cooling
Noctua never disappoints in cooling and aesthetics
Also I appreciate that you keep making these videos about Linux/Virtualization. I am a big fan of these technologies my self and it is great to see them being promoted to a wider audience!
Congrats well deserved, it’s always nice to see you happy.
Watching you so happy and excited, energizes and inspires me too. Congrats on getting your dream set up. I don't have mine yet but I can dream. Take care and be safe
I love how Muta constantly down plays how good he actually is. Folks this is some high level shit that not many people are running in home setups.
Actually know a wizard that doesnt even use LATEST. The dude has everything and can run anything and he told me i dont need to go for the hottest trends and just get what i need and i told em gaming and gave me a list and built it for me and it runs like a dream and even said that should be good for 20 years unless things go crazy but he doubts it. I have no idea what he did and all i can say is it cost me really cheap compred to the tech head i asked for recommendations. And im gonna say some blasphemous thing but he doesnt like Linus "TechTips" much coz hes cool on occassion but end of the day still a salesman thee end he told me. Always nice to have an egghead as a friend, saved my behind more than once.
Edit: For some reason he installed Linux too and he told me if your gonna do something that involves privacy do it there so i work using that and i game using windows. No idea why and just told me Windows is being weird lately and told me to never use Cloud storage EVER. If you know why id love to know coz he told me just tidbits of it, maybe you have a version a normie can understand
The tidbits range from the big tech guys is in a war and sooner or later Windows will be just like Apple and said Steam was a target thats why Gabes move is to introduce Linux as a gaming platform since yeah eventually theyd eat Steam too and Gabe wants options when time comes. Linux will get really big one day like REALLY big so better get used to it he said. The CLOUD thing is kinda vague and he just said you dont want your data to be hostage so keep your data to yourself end quote
@@m0n4rch911 Linux will never be big. Until they get anticheat support and make it easy for the casual gamers.
@@ghostlegit Linux is already big but yeah i get it about the AntiCheat thing. Anyways its the same as Nvidia back then and they make it hard for Linux to even engineer one so there's that. As Linux gets more mainstream "already is actually but yeah resistance again" eventually they will all fold like Origami. Its in Apple and Microsoft's best interest to disrupt every step Linux is taking to implement everything in their system and it will get even harder once Microsoft finally turns to Apple 2.0 since they'll have more control but then again thats another story for another time. Its just business, i dont like monopolies "Monopolies turn companies lazy and unfair" so i actually like seeing them fight for market control since that keeps them on their feet and as this saying is as old as ever " Conflict breeds creativity". They innovate faster since they dont want to be outmatched by the other dude so its actually better for us the consumers.
Edit: SpellCheck ^.^.
It's so awesome that you got to build your dream system. You truly deserve it. You've made so many entertaining videos. I'm so happy that I've stumbled upon your channel
The dream right there, the little message at the end too, hope it goes through Muta, I'd love to, eventually, if I ever get that kind of capital, get a rig like that. Props, keep going, we love your content man
3600 memory is really good for Ryzen, let’s you pair the infinity fabric and memory clock, which was noticeably better performing pretty much all around, at least on Ryzen 3000
I have no idea what he's talking about (I'm really bad when it comes to computers), but even I was intrigued and genuinely happy for Muta.
Muta I doubt you’ll ever see this since it’s old but man you hit me in the feels here. I too used a crap top with a house fan sitting beside it to keep it cool haha. 2004 I got a laptop to play WoW on which just came out, and boy did that beast get hot. my fingers would be burning at times and I’d always overheat and shut off during blackwing lair raids. Congrats on your rig even tho I’m a year late, it’s fun to see.
I really love these videos. They’re very helpful to informing my own build and privacy and I learn a lot. Thank you Muta, I hope you make more technical videos like these.
I love the other uploads too.
It’s really nice to see you happy, Muta. I’m glad you had the opportunity to make one of your dreams come true :)
To add up a bit of important stuff about the Swap for anyone following this as a guide: If you haven't taken the full commitment to daily driving Linux and still prefer to dual boot (even if it's redundant with the VMs), it's recommended to turn off hibernation on *both* Linux and Windows, since booting into linux while windows is hibernated or vice versa could corrupt your OS/files on whichever OS was hibernated.
Also, if you're running a cheap/bad SSD like an Adata without a secondary HDD, running swapless is a preferable option, there won't be a difference in a premium ssd like a WD black or a Samsung EVO which will likely last you 5 or more years, but the swap will totally kill an adata within a year (speaking from multiple experiences), so if that's your case and you can't afford to lose a SSD, a much better option is to pick no swap then watch a tutorial on how to create a swapfile and manually turn it on when needed. I've been running a T61 swapless for 13+ years and it's not a big deal.
Good luck! And don't let the Arch elitists bite! kek
I use drawing programs and I'm a 3D game art student. Can I still use Linux as a daily driver? Always wanted to switch over, but a lot programs don't support Linux.
I would say keep swap but if you notice your exceeding your ram usage consider a lighter de or finding another way to decrease your ram usage like not having 50k tabs open
A better option would be to keep a swap file. And decrease the value of swappiness.
@@yeahgirl11 I would say go for it only *if* you have free choice at your school over the software you can use and if you can spare some time learning a new OS/software, then stick to Krita and Blender as your main powerhouses; for 2D art Clip studio paint is extremely popular and it sort of works on Linux through Lutris with a few tweaks, but there's compromises, I still haven't gotten the asset store to work and it doesn't detect my eraser so I can only use the pen tip, then under a virtual machine I can use the asset store but can't use the 3D features for some reason even with a gpu passed through. I haven't tested Zbrush because Blender already covers all my 3D needs but I'm aware that zbrush is a must have for 3D artists, so I recommend you do your research before installing a Linux distro.
As for drawing tablet support on Linux, stick to Wacom, particularly the Intuos and Cintiq lines; the other brands are cheaper but the support for mainstream Intuos and Cintiq on Linux is almost on par with Windows, the Gnome desktop comes configured by default to recognize a wacom tablet.
i'm so glad i have been following Mudahar for very long time now and learnt much, enjoyed and had lots of other emotions keep it up buddy!
Watching muta talk about and do cool stuff with computers is what got me into pc gaming. I’m still on windows because I don’t have a lot of time to go through Linux and fool around with the nightmare that is non steam game launcher issues on Linux.
CONGRATULATIONS on building your dream PC! You deserve it bro💯
Muta has my dream pc
Muta: I'm gonna build my dream pc
Me: what!
love ya content man and learnt so much. so thank you and so happy you got your dream system..
In terms of water cooling I got a real nerd on the subject and is big on it, whether it be building systems or helping people build them from the ground up he is knowledgeable and has helped me alot whether it be watercooling or getting my system up and running.
The "Linux PC"/ PC hardware/software videos are my favorites. Love the content and aspiration!
Nice video man, as everyone else is saying haha I also built my dream pc, February 2022 and about two months ago finally got back into Linux after 2 years of neglect. Not wanting to break the machine I spent thousands on was out and I was having the time of my life hacking, programming and making my pc… well mine in a more secure way, so for the inspiration and the entertainment I thank you for everything muta
Great vid! End was sweet, god bless you muta
litteraly also my dream setup, arch with apparmor and firejail (to give every application it's own home directory and my own home won't get cluttered) and a windows KVM for everything that i can't get to run on Linux (COD and some University programms)
You are the reason why i am daily driving linux now for nearly a year and i've loved every aspect of this so far, went down a couple rabbit holes (like that firejail stuff) and it was so much fun every time i heard something new and started reading about it. Next step will be a second graphics card so i can also do that Windows KVM stuff, tried the single GPU passthrough but couldn't get it to work and troubleshooting was annoying since you are sitting infront of a black screen when something goes wrong.
lol that thumbnail is so cute, it has the same energy as my older brothers fishing selfies. you look so proud and I'm happy to see you happy :)
Some people have told me I should build my own pc. Of course, because I don’t know how to build one, I could probably just ask someone that can help me build my pc and teach me how pc building works cuz idk if I’d be able to get stuff done. Though I’ll at least try to and see how that goes
It's intimidating at first but honestly you just have to go for it. It's like anything else practice makes perfect. I've built all of my own PC's over the past decade after buying numerous pre-built pc's prior. It's really just like adult LEGO just make sure your parts are compatible and stick em together lol 😄
It's a lot easier than you think it is.
@@chadking8767 I mean I’ll give it a try. I just gotta find the right parts to my future pc first so I can save up
Yeah go for it! Might as well try yanno!
Just don't try water cooling crap, just use air
Congrats Muta!! That sure is a dope ass setup.
Thank you Muta, for all your help, I learned a realy lot of things about linux, and virtualization.
I recommend undervolting the CPU. I spent an hour or two doing it to my 5800X and not only does it draw less power and generate less heat (obviously) it actually performs better now as well. Gained a few percent performance for some reason
Its actually a really common occurrence if you dial it in right, your core boost times get optimized because of the extra thermal headroom! In my experience every chip has that perfect sweet spot where the undervolt gives you free performance w/ better temps. Some are easier than others but theres always a magic config.
@@dirg3music i didnt go too crazy with it i just shoved the curve down to -15 on all but the 2 highest performance cores which are -5. I really wanted the -20 to work but it was just unstable enough it was a pain in the ass so i went safe with it. The voltage is just way too high on the 5800X or higher it was rocking like 1.45V per core. Now it cruises down at a comfortable 1.25V-1.3V which does a lot for the thermals. I have an overkill 360mm AIO and tons of air moving so under extended max load my whole rig peaks at 65C where the last bit of my fan curve picks up. It might not be quiet but ill take longevity on my kit any day of the week. I have headphones on anyways lol cant hear shiiiit
@@Degeneracy420 Hey you are still lucky, ive only been able to go down to -12 while being stable :/
Sometimes less is more
I've been running Manjaro (XFCE) without swap for 2 years now on a 32gb, 16 core Threadripper system. You don't need it. I also think BTRFS is a better choice for the main system drive, but definitely format another NVME drive for games as EXT4.
Same on my arch build I don't run swap. I don't ever need it.
definitely don't need it
maybe if you run some sort of critical workload prone to run out of memory, but realistically if your 32 GB machine wants to use 48 GB of ram you'll be waiting for days while it's using your swap
even for saving memory in my experience the swap generally won't be used if you have some headroom anyway
if you're running 1 GB of memory and you spike to 1.5 GB it makes more sense, but with 128 GB like in the video there's no need
i added a swap file for a month or so on my 128 GB system and after a month of uptime it was using 0 bytes, and this was on a hdd so not affected by measures in place to avoid wearing out ssds
hibernation of course requires it, so if you want that you have few other options
Good Work Muta! This too has inspired me to make the 'virtual matchine' rig
That is a smart way to optimize a thread ripper like that. Now u make me want to start ordering some parts. It's been a while since I've build my own PC. A lot has changed.
Im so happy for you muta!! Speaking of pc building today is the 1 year anniversary of having my pc i built myself! I got it on my 15th birthday so it was yesterday since i turned 16 :))
Congrats on the new machine, Muta! You've given us years of great content, you've earned it!
The new computer shall be... the Muta-Chariot!
Thanks for the tutorial man. Might do this when i get a new rig
What a absolute flex and tutorial/showcase at the same time. Love it 10/10
Man I always wait for Muta's videos and I can say that he definitely delivered this time.
bro the video is 41 minutes long and it’s only been out for 2 minutes how can you say that without watching it yet
@@vader___ well you see, I'm a god with special powers /j
Bruh
@@vader___ The fact that you can notice a detail like that concerns me.
Ah yes 128 mb of ram.. I laughed at the clear slip of tongue
EDIT: Also I have no idea how you survive doing this as a side gig alongside a normal job, it seems like you put a lot of care
Iirc, this became Muta's full time hustle for quite a while now.
@@reblmarco He still has a "normal" full time job
Muta, you are ELITE man! I have learned so many things from watching your channel. Thank you!
However, in all honesty, there is a great deal of stuff you cover that is waaaay over my head, hoping my continual engagement will make that less so.
You should make more of these. These are fun to watch
Awesome, but I think watercooling is impractical for a workstation build because you are introducing more points of failure into a computer that you need reliability from.
Haven't watched yet but I'm proud that you were able to built something you've dreamt of for awhile!
Awesome! Enjoy the new system, can't wait to see the new videos to come.
Congratulations mutha, i just upgraded my 3700x to a 5900x a few months ago, also got 64 gb of ram for the purpose of learning kube.
I guess you already know but, when creating a vm for gaming, use cpu pinning and group threads of each core (lstopo), also, if you plan on exposing l3 cache, try to stick to only one of the CCd .
While number may be deciving, latency will decrease.
Also, transparent hugepages are a god send for gaming.
As always great video , keep it up :)
I'm sure that machine is so powerful that it can even run Doom
I think it's good that Linux is getting more and more support. It gives us more options
I'm glad you said your going to water cool those GPUs cause their gonna need it. Hope to see a completed build video👍
38:10 dude you just gave me a genius idea.. I have long enough USB and HDMI cables to put my pc into a seperate room in which I can just have loud airflow... this will turn down my room by like.. 5-10°C
Muta. Thank you so much.
I’m so proud of you muta
I morphed NIKOCADO AVOCADO into a Mukbang Queen 👸 (in a video) 🔥🔥
@@SpicyPunkRockerOfficial when the potion is sus
@@tryntip8497 I’m not a sussy baka I promise.
@@SpicyPunkRockerOfficial the fuck are you on about
@@SpicyPunkRockerOfficial *When the mukbang is sus* 😳
PLEASE BUY A HERMAN MILLER AERON CHAIR if you can afford it! Your future back will thank you!
I'm so happy to see Muta so joyous and content.
I developed a script you can find on my Github that can be used to automatically handle different core count isolations, you just pass it in the VM's prepare/release script with the number of cores you want to add/remove from the isolations list and it'll free those cores to the host when all VMs assigned to them are done running.
My personal setup is a machine that runs on 8-15 and another running on 4-7.
Name it Bisexual Muta
First
No one cares
@@jaredkaz9668 I do 🥹
@@jaredkaz9668 you obviously did
@@jaredkaz9668 False, I do.
@@mr-pp3dw ❤️
The thumbnail makes me happy! Glad you are where you are in life. Good stuff man!
Congratulations man
Really nice build 👍👍👍
If you choose btrfs as your file system, it will be REALLY fast to do snapshots with timeshift. Manjaro comes with timeshift configured to do a snapshot before each update. Has saved my system a few times and it's FAST with btrfs. Just a few clicks, restart, and you are back to your system before updates.
I remember haunted gaming "Mario" and Haunted gaming Pokemon creepy black version on the craptop. Good to see you still going strong man. So happy for you to have your dream rig
Damn nice, Muta! Congrats on the new rig :)
Crazy setup which is also a dream of mine :)
Not that I need it but... Currently run a homelab with a spare PC but something like this in a rack would be amazing :)
These are the types of videos that brought me to your channel. I’m in my mid 30s and I’ve never owned a video game system, but I kind of enjoy hearing about it since it’s something totally foreign to me. But the computer stuff is what brought me here and keeps me here for sure. And that hilarious dumbass laugh that I absolutely enjoy
Glad you're getting what you want muta you've earned it! Also love the podcast
Congrats on the beast PC build! It's always exciting to build a PC.
I’m actively building my first pc on an ASUS TUF Z490, managed to get an RX6600 mech 2x, just getting the rest together. This video was dope to see.
Could you make a follow up video showing your production workflow? Cool setup!
I used to have a Water cooled CPU with a 240 volt pump and reservoir .... & extremal radiator with extractor fan. Mine worked ok for years but your right they do have to be maintained. I used to get a kick out of powering up the PC without plugging in the Pump... get to the desktop & monitor the temps... it would drop quickly soon as the pump was plugged in.. I only cooled the CPU but not the GPU... I should imagine that's quite a lot of work...
@SomeOrdinaryGamers I’ve Been watching you since the very beginning and Loved your content ever since. You always make May Day lol, and also keep up the good work!
Congrats muta, i rlly enjoy when i see muta smiling:)
it's great to hear you talk about your build and the way you made everything work, you're truly a genius, i'm so happy for you :D thank you for providing entertainment for us, everytime i get a notification from you, my day gets better! love you man, i wish i could be your friend because you are so cool 💖
You deserve it. You give back through your content. Win / win
You are the one who got me into linux back in late 2020
Thx you mutahar
Glad to see u better :) Keep it going
ive been feinding for a vid like this, thank u muta
nvm upset because manjaro, shouldve used endeavoros if you dont want the package maintainers to eventually brick your pc because of wack package delays
Happy for you, it's always fun to see all coming together in a PC Build. So you don't need thunderbolt anymore, wasn't that what kept you from changing to AMD?
good luck with the system, I have a 5950x and it's been awesome for running VMs. I'm running ITX though, so only one 3080 and I couldn't fit more than 64gb of ram
This is the perfect system. Its beautiful, honestly goals.