YOU got my PC to work! THANK YOU!! 

Imagine forgetting you had an extra 2080 Ti.

Chrometheus deserves a full custom loop that includes the GPU. That was the original vision for it, and it'd be great to see a completed build!

Kyle: "THANK YOU viewers, you got my PC to work" Kyle 15 mins later: "you guys are useless"

Just put the GPU in the loop. When you're not taxing the GPU, it won't really affect your CPU cooling. I think thermals will be better in all use cases.

I think you should share the liquid with the card as well as the threadripper! I feel like it would look much cleaner and would still both cool completely fine!

Those 2 rads are way overkill for just the Threadripper. You should definitely use that cooling power to cool the GPU too.

Ive been watching this PC build since Two years ago I'm glad I'm finally seeing the end or ....

I hate when I forget about all my extra gpus that I have laying around

Would love to see a follow up or a youtube short on the original 2080 Ti to see if it works with its original cooler installed.

18:31 I think there is something wrong with your GPU 109.4 on the Hot Spot and only 169.3W power draw seems a bit low.

Kyle: “It’s finally done!” Also Kyle: “This is all just temporary.”

It's been a long time since I last used Premiere (I prefer resolve nowadays) but having CUDA enabled, I believe lets the GPU do most of the work (thus the high GPU temps). CPU was doing practically nothing (most cores less than 30%). Maybe do an encoding without CUDA enabled and let the CPU take over.

Glad you got it working, but I think you might have an issue with that waterblock...Your GPU hit 80c with a huge full custom loop, something is definitely not right...

I appreciate that you're just happy to finally have it working. I'd be spitting coals if I had a PC down for 2 years because a fan wasn't plugged in...

Watercool the whole loop, unless the 4090ti gets too hot to have in a loop with the cpu, then leave aircooled.

Seems like those two massive 360 radiators should be more than enough to cool both. Also, call them back and turn off the RMA.

8:20 Didnt you hear about the 4090 being 600W+ card? youll need a lot of cooling for it even undervolted and not stressed hard

This is why I always have a PC speaker hooked up to the motherboard. I notice many current PC builders don't even mention this or use it anymore. That little speaker saves time during troubleshooting.

It's been a while since I watched Bitwit, but I'm so happy he's doing great! I feel the energy! Every time I watch your videos I get motivated to upgrade something!

for your memory issues, try adjusting the FCLK down to 1800mhz. Most likely the infinity fabric can't keep up with what the memory wants, which is FCLK 2000

I DO WANT YOUR PROBLEMS! I would love to finally have a build like this, but sadly money and life is a pain.

With those pipes, it should really be named Chrometheus.

*Kye - Fixes PC *Also Kyle - Bricks CPU by running threadripper with no cooling lmao

Viewers: help in fixing the post issue Kyle (later in the vid): you guys are useless. Obviously no hate to Kyle, these videos are genuinely entertaining.

AWESOME!! So glad you got it working. Been a long time coming, to say the least!

Hey bro, so glad you got it working I been following your channel couple years on my personal channel, so I have seen you built the pc. I’m happy to see it running!

Good tech series, waited 2 years for the build completion. It would look better if you include the GPU in the cooling loop.

Beautiful PC, been waiting for this 😍😍

Super happy for you!!!! Glad you got it working! Been following the saga of this machine since the beginning!

Safety is number one priority

Definitely loop the 40xx, worst case scenario you have to upgrade to 45mm rads or something

Ryzen and RAM are weird. I have two useless kits of RAM sitting around because my 5800x didn't want to boot with it. It's 3600mhz and it's RAM that says that it's for Ryzen CPUs. It worked perfectly fine with my 5600x, but not with this one. So I had to go with 3200mhz ram instead. Which is not a big deal. Congrats on FINALLY getting it up an running

ME: *Wants a 2080 Ti so I can upgrade from my 1070 and start more intense 3D model work* Kyle: *Has 3 2080 Ti's just sitting on his shelf without him realizing it*

Thank you so much for FINALLY finishing this build, Chrometheus is beautiful.

happy ending 😂 💐

It’s CHROMEtheus. Throw it in the loop, and keep the original vision for it. Won’t be taxing the GPU, so the little bit it might impact it wouldn’t be very much at all.

@6:30 “Dude. Bro!” …bro. All jokes aside, congrats on Chrometheus!

It's a good thing that my MOBO doesn't black screen without something plugged into the CPU fan header...because I kinda fried that header. Lesson: double check your handmade fan wiring harness.

I'm running a Prime 399-A board with a Threadripper 1920x with all 8 ram slots populated. They've each got Corsair Vengeance 3200 Mhz 16 gig sticks in them, but I've never been able to get them to clock any higher than 3000 Mhz. I feel like it's just a limitation when you run that many sticks of RAM in a board. I could be wrong but I did spend quite a bit of time trying to get them to run at their rated speeds before settling at 3000 Mhz

I would say to get a dedicated loop for the GPU. If the power requirements are any indication, it's gonna get HOOOOOOOOOOTTTTTTT!

Definitely put the GPU in the loop...they clock down so far when not in use that it won't make a difference to cooling until you're actually using it, and when you are using it you definitely want the benefit of water cooling.

Glad it finally works! hope you still test the other 2080ti and make a video of that

Watercool the gpu fo sure, aesthetic > everything!

"Thank God I'm so organized." vs "This is the issue with having so much hardware." LOL!

Imagine how much invested I am for this build 'cause the first time I saw this it was truly beautiful. At last! Follow up with this where you show it on your setup it'd be awesome.

Nah man you *gotta* go all the way with it, full custom loop for EVERYTHING! Gpu included lol

Kyle - The name of my PC is Prometheus Jack O`Neill - Is a greek tragedy, who wants that

It's such a satisfying feelings when something hasn't worked for so long after multiple tries.....then you finally get it going....I was locked out of my dogecoin I had since 2014 and took 2 years of attempting to retrieve the private keys from old hardware and external HDDs that were fried from the wrong power supply....one random comment on reddit and boom I got it...best feeling ever.

6:30 this is why you should spreadsheet out your assets and inventory everything

dang that intro. emperor (black metal band) had one live show where they said "PROMETHEUSSSSSS", fitting. also, these high end parts do take a long time to post.

thank you, just built my new pc and the sponsor spot came in handy!

Imagine Forgetting that you had an extra 2080 TI laying around. Freaking unreal

Man, the kyle at :07 and the Kyle now, TWO DIFF PEOPLE, love that you've come out of the other side, man!

I was on the fence until I saw that chrome plate on that gpu!!!! Obviously full loop. Come on Kyle get your head in the game!

Btw Kyle, AMD is officially launching Ryzen 5000 Threadripper pro CPUs to the DIY market instead of OEM pre-builds. But they’re only being sold by more than $4k, possibly for keeping competition alive instead of slightly being downgraded for something that’s already OP by itself. Meaning it’s gonna be extremely perfect for you to upgrade both the CPU and GPU for proper next gen hardware. Since the ThreadRipper Pro is gaining 128gb of PCIE 4.0 lanes

Sometimes it's the simplest thing, and it drives you crazy until you figure it out!

If you have the budget for cooling then the smart thing is to Water cool the GPU but if the GPU is taking too much of the Cooling budget Air cooling or having a separate loop for the GPU would be better in the interest of performance.

I would say plan to add it into the loop but once we see the thermal performance of each manufacturer then pull the trigger on keeping it in or keeping it separate. Plan to keep it in tho

To be honest, I feel like the way that board behaves when the CPU fan connector is not plugged is either a defect or a bios bug from the mfg. It absolutely should at least boot and give you an error as you said. That's very confusing especially when it takes that long to boot and show that error.

About bloody time!! LOL. Great to see Chromethious finally up and running. Great work.

I'm Happy that you're Happy, we are all Happy for Kyle now!

start adding all your inventory into your pc data base or do it the old fashion way write and keep a inventory log

Have a whiteboard where you write all the things you learn about builds or things you forget to check or do such as RAM, SSD, cpu fan etc. Then you won't forget in future

It would be great if you had 2 loops, one for the cpu with 2 rads, and 1 for the GPU with it's own rad... wonder if you could get a grill/dust filter for the front or make one that is o.0

Dedicate the entire loop to the CPU IMHO. Thread ripper is big boi. Big boi = massive heat

I understand the finding hardware you forgot you had. You probably bought a replacement part, forgot you did that, and only remembered the broken one. I bought a replacement cpu for my NAS system and forgot about it until I found the box chilling in my workbench. 3 months I've had it...

Depends on what your own preferences for acoustics are. Given the 3090Ti’s cooling performance, their fan coolers were extremely well designed and operate with much less fan speeds than its predecessors. However, 40 series will definitely be hotter (TDP) and thus introduce a new variable for cooler design requirements. I think the thermal capacity of water will be capable of cooling both a 40-series and Threadripper cpu quite well as a given, but the new cooler design for 40-series will be hit or miss. Imo get some thicker rads @ the 360mm shown in this video, and you should be good to go for both power hungry components. A better/faster pump-reservoir should help as well.

always prioritize drip as long as it fully serves its purpose, for this case its probably best to wait for some numbers though

Imagine getting a brand new expensive car like a Lamborghini. Then don’t bother starting it up and leave it to sit for years outside. Dust and sun wear beat on the car causing damage because you were so privileged and didn’t actually need the car. Years down the road you finally are like, “I guess I could start up this Lamborghini for the first time since I got it.” You go to start it up and it doesn’t turn over, the battery is dead because the alternator never kept the battery charged due to never starting the car for years. You replace the battery but the car is already beaten and damaged from the lack of attention and care. Now you go to start it up again with a new battery applied… now you realize you left the keys in the car and the doors are locked. Your community let you know that you should have a spare set of keys in your house. You acknowledge common sense and go get the keys to open the car and see that the interior lights even turned on when you opened the door. Now you start the car and show it off to the community but the damage is already done, you had a brand new car and ignore it for years then make common sense seem rare like you don’t have any. Yes you may have finally given it attention finally after years but this means nothing when you say “I am waiting until I got a new model alternator when it comes out” so we will watch the 5 minutes of fame you show the community of this car. The next day it will just be set aside again until the next gen alternator comes out… what a waste. We don’t appreciate the ignorance of a privileged RU-vidr.

I can't believe it was a literal "was it plugged in?" moment.

I tend to connect my pump to the cpu fan header and because of this video I will always make sure that I continue this trend.

Did you mention EK? OMG good luck with that ! reference TechSource...

Finnally after 2 years Chromethias has posted 🙏🙏🙏! but def include the gpu in the loop because that is what this deserves... Unless the gpu has a dope ass cooler then I would keep it unless there is a similar styled gpu block.

grats~ nothing beats the wonderful feeling of seeing a labor of love finished~

Bro id love one of them 2080 Ti

The stars finally aligned for him

Wow, finally running! 🔥

normally get a prompt then disable it in bios! lol the best thing about PC's is no matter the experience they can always get you.

Air cool the GPU and just do the CPu in the loop. You can always add the GPU into the loop later.

Go practical and logical, you can always flash it up with water cooling later.

Amazing! This build looks so good!

If it is anything like the 3090, at least water cool the vram... good gravy they get hot. I wasn't even gaming on it, but we were using it for rendering.

I think you should have the 40-series card on the custom waterloop like intended. It seems easy to be done when the 40-series cards arrive and you place it in the case, but I think you will regret not watercooling it considering you have the radiator already waiting there for it.

Glad you got it working .

9:00 With that much radiator, water cool both.

You're welcome! (I didn't do anything though 😳)

Hi Kyle. Great trouble shooting work with your Prometheus rig. 👍👍

If the 4090 founders edition is the same silver and black colors as the 3000 series it would match nicely with the air cooler and you could always add a water block if it needs it later. .

Infectious excitement 😁😂 Loveit!

The reason the ram cant run at XMP 4000mt/s is because of AMD IMC and FCLOCK, if you increase SoC voltage a bit and do some tweaking with fclock, it should work (fclock should be 50% of the mt/s the ram is running at

The worst part of building a PC: praying it boots

What a beautiful built! I I get it through needing all of them extra cores but at what literal cost lol. My ryzen 5950x is staying under 65c most of my 16 cores are @ 4999 Mhz Average, 5062 max 3599 mix. Running a simple negative voltage offset. I couldn't agree more this is too fun that I quit kraq for building pcs. SAME COST more fun X'D lol.

Really sexy build and I can't wait for you to get that 4090 in there! That would be something. But the problem with using Premiere and throwing tons of hardware at it is that it will still probably be beat by Resolve and Final Cut Pro with a lot weaker hardware, in both timeline performance and rendering. It'll fare very well in 3D rendering though.

Your memory not POSTing at 4000MHz is a problem I had with my Ryzen build. It could be that your Threadripper is using an old Infinity Fabric that doesn’t support 4000MHz RAM. Getting a newer Infinity Fabric with a newer CPU fixed it for me.

That's usually how it works.. Sometimes u have to step away from it for a while(in your case a year plus) in order to get it to work properly. In the words of my late, great mentor.. Stan Lee.. Excelsior!!

5:35 When you realize all of those graphics cards are outdated

That's a beautiful build. Wish the fans were chromed though...

Good to see this beast alive! this must have been a big scare!

I love that he started expecting the screen to work before it had completed POST. What is it, a server board with a BMC? O.0

You can tell the bios to ignore that cpu fan header altogether. I use Asus boards and do that since I use a 100cfm cpu cooler fan that I connect straight to the PSU.