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We build three server/ workstations ranging in price with the Intel Xeon W-3400 series (and W-2400 series) processors. We first build a server/ workstation with an Intel Xeon w5-3425 and a Xeon w7-2495X that has versatile memory and PCIe Gen5 connectivity. We then build a DIY workstation with a Xeon w9. Finally we look at an ultra-high-end 56-core Intel Xeon w9-3495X workstation with overclocked memory and massive performance. STH Main Site Article: STH Top 5 Weekly Newsletter: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Become a STH YT Member and Support Us ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Join STH YouTube membership to support the channel: STH Merch on Spring: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Where to Find STH ---------------------------------------------------------------------- STH Forums: Follow on Twitter: Follow on LinkedIn: Follow on Facebook: Follow on Instagram: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Where to Find The Unit We Purchased Note we may earn a small commission if you use these links to purchase a product through them. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ASUS Pro WS W790 SAGE SE: Falcon Northwest RAK: Kingston Fury Renegade Overclockable ECC RDIMMs: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Other STH Content Mentioned in this Video ---------------------------------------------------------------------- - Lenovo v. Supermicro AMD Threadripper Pro Workstations: - DDR5: - 32TB Micron SSD: - Kioxia CM7: - 400GbE Networking: - Intel Sapphire Rapids Xeon: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Timestamps ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Introduction 02:18 Build 1 - 112 PCIe Gen5 Lane Server/ Workstation 05:11 Build 2 - DIY Workstation 08:00 Build 3 - Overclocked Falcon Northwest RAK 12:44 Key Lessons Learned 13:42 Wrap-up
