Category: Build Logs

If your gaming PC doesn’t have a game that you can play on the case itself, can you even call it a gaming PC? Probably yes, but this is still cool.

It can be hard to tell at a glance, but these four PCs are worth around $70,000 AUD all up, and we were lucky enough to have them all ready for a quick photoshoot at the same time late one afternoon.

The liquid cooled systems are cooled by a special-order Threadripper-only liquid cooling block, making the most of the vast surface area that Threadripper CPUs have on their IHS, making for the best cooling performance.

The air cooled system is none other than Noctua, with again a special Threadripper-focused model.

All systems have varying amounts of DDR5 ECC RAM; up to 512GB in one system!

One system has dual Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 24GB graphics cards with a 1650w PSU, and the others have a lower focus on the GPU performance, or plans to upgrade/add later on.

Another system has Nvidia’s Quadro RTX 5000 Ada 32GB professional server/workstation GPU which is quite an impressive unit!

Two of the systems are in rack-mountable chassis, and will be shipped to our customer with the appropriate chassis rails to go into their datacenter.

This is just a snapshot of the sort of work we do year-round, often after substantial back and forth with customers to ensure it’s optimal for each customer’s use-case, and meets their expected lead time as availability on Threadripper builds in Australia can be tricky!

Just one example of the few hundred Wraith Gaming PCs we’ve built over the last few months – our technicians and warehouse staff rarely leave enough time for photos to be taken!

We felt it was important to capture the “Project Zero” in what was a quite well matched combination of white hardware choices. Let the pictures speak for themselves…

This AMD Threadripper 7000 series build is built for serious workloads. Fresh from AMD’s manufacturing is this 7960X 24 core 48 thread CPU (360mm liquid cooled) on AMD’s new TRX50 motherboard, teamed with 256GB of ECC DDR5 RAM, and an equally professional Quadro T1000 8GB graphics card which is small but mighty! With the 1200w PSU to power it all, it’s got room for additions and upgrades.

It has been a long while since we’ve seen a case with a touch screen to manage fans & RGB, but we’re digging it.