Sleeper Build! IBM Aptiva Ryzen 9 Build Log

Опубликовано 17 декабря 2024, 15:00

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I'm going to do something evil... remove all the working components from this old IBM Aptiva. I'll list the old components at the bottom. Let's talk about what I'm putting in here.

I decided to keep it somewhat sensible because this case doesn't have a ton of airflow. So, I'll be re-using the 4060 Ti I got on Temu during their fire sale:

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Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4060 Ti: temu.to/k/ufgay1q2hfh

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For the motherboard, I'm going for the Minisforum BD790i again because it's a beast. The Ryzen 9 7940HX is faster than my 5950X. It's also 16C/32T and it stays cool enough to work just fine in this system. It can also turbo up to 5.2. So, it's snappy.

I need more USB, so I picked up an ACASIS Thunderbolt 4 Dock (21-1). It works fine with USB4, so we are good to go. I put that on my desk and I use it for basically everything. It's vital.

For the M.2, we have a Teamgroup PCIe 5 2TV T-Force GE Pro. It's MB/s looks like iops. It's insanity.

I wanted a second M.2, so we have the Sabrent Rocket at 4TB. It's an extremely good price for 4TB.

The memory is also from Teamgroup. I picked up the Elite DDR5 Laptop Memory... 64GB at 5600MHz. It has been rock solid.

The PSU was a bit of a challenge... so watch the video for that rant. I ended up getting a Corsair SFX-L 1000W PSU.

The cooling is handled by a Noctua NF-F12 PWM fan... it's basically silent. Then I have an extra Alphacool fan in the front to exhaust air.

Lastly, I used some internal USB header splitters... because I need MORE USB!

Check out the video for all the info.

The original parts list:
Model: IBM Aptiva (Motherboard: V72MA)
Processor: AMD K6-2 350 MHz (Super Socket 7) - FIC (First International Computer) is the OEM for the board
RAM: 64 MB PC100 SDRAM
Graphics: Integrated ATI Rage Pro (4-8 MB shared video memory)

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