Unleash the Power: Dual System Streaming PC Setup with RTX 2070 SUPER (NVLink)

Unleash the Power: Dual System Streaming PC Setup with RTX 2070 SUPER (NVLink)

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. The Motivation behind the Project
3. The Parts Used in the Build
4. The Fantex P600 Case
5. The Gaming PC Setup
   • Motherboard: Auris Z319 Master
   • CPU: Intel I99900K
   • GPUs: Gigabyte Windforce 2070 Supers (SLI)
   • RAM: 32GB Auris RGB Memory
   • Storage: Auris RGB M.2 1TB Drive
   • Cooling: Corsair H-60 Liquid Cooler
6. The Encoding PC Setup
   • CPU: Intel I5 9600K
   • Motherboard: Gigabyte Z390 I Auris Pro Wi-Fi
   • RAM: 32GB Corsair LPX Memory
   • Storage: 512GB Team Group M.2
7. The Connection between the Systems
8. The Avermedia Live Gamer 4K Capture Card
9. The RGB Setup
10. The Orisos FI27QP Monitor
11. Conclusion

Introduction

Hey Hagi seekers! In this video, we'll be diving into a unique and bonkers PC build that we recently completed. In this project, we combined two powerful PCs into a single desktop case. It may initially seem confusing, but stay tuned to see how we accomplished this feat and the motivation behind it.

The Motivation behind the Project

Before we delve into the technical details, let's talk about why we embarked on this unusual build. The main reason was to showcase what's possible when money is not a limiting factor. We wanted to demonstrate the non-budget version of a streaming setup and inspire you to create your own stunning setups. Our aim is to provide you with ideas and insights that you can apply to your own streaming endeavors.

The Parts Used in the Build

Now let's get into the nitty-gritty details of the build. As expected, there are quite a lot of components involved, considering we combined two separate systems into one case. For the gaming PC, we used the Auris Z319 Master motherboard, paired with an Intel I99900K CPU. To enhance gaming performance, we opted for dual Gigabyte Windforce 2070 Supers GPUs in SLI configuration. The system was equipped with 32GB of Auris RGB memory and a 1TB Auris RGB M.2 drive for storage. To keep the temperatures in check, we installed a Corsair H-60 liquid cooler.

The Fantex P600 Case

What case did we choose for this ambitious build? We opted for the Fantex Eclipse P600S, which is an incredibly versatile and visually appealing case. It provided ample space for both systems, making it the perfect choice for this project. The case has exceeded our expectations in terms of functionality and aesthetics, and we highly recommend it for other build enthusiasts.

The Gaming PC Setup

Let's dive deeper into the gaming PC setup. As Mentioned earlier, we used the Auris Z319 Master motherboard, which proved to be solid and reliable. The Intel I99900K CPU was our processor of choice, providing exceptional performance for gaming. However, instead of the KS variant, we went with the K version to avoid any overheating issues. The real stars of the show were the dual Gigabyte Windforce 2070 Supers GPUs, providing an unparalleled gaming experience. With 32GB of Auris RGB memory and a hefty 1TB Auris RGB M.2 drive, this system was ready to handle any demanding Game.

The Encoding PC Setup

Now, let's move on to the encoding PC setup. We decided to go with an Intel I5 9600K CPU paired with a Gigabyte Z390 I Auris Pro Wi-Fi motherboard. Although it may seem controversial to some, this choice was carefully considered. For encoding purposes, the I5 9600K with integrated graphics was more than sufficient, allowing us to attain optimal performance without the need for an additional CPU.

The Connection between the Systems

To ensure seamless connectivity between the gaming and encoding PCs, we enlisted the help of an Avermedia Live Gamer 4K capture card. This PCIe capture card allowed for easy integration of external devices, such as a PlayStation, and ensured efficient data transfer during streaming.

The RGB Setup

As expected in a build of this magnitude, RGB lighting played a significant role. We opted for Coolermaster addressable RGB fans to enhance the aesthetics further. These fans, along with other RGB elements, were all configured through Auris' RGB Fusion software, creating a visually stunning experience.

The Orisos FI27QP Monitor

To complement this overkill streaming setup, Orisos provided us with their FI27QP monitor. This 27-inch, 10-bit IPS panel boasts a resolution of 1440p, a refresh rate of 165Hz, and a response time of 1ms. G-Sync compatibility and exceptional color accuracy make it a fantastic choice for both gaming and content creation.

Conclusion

In conclusion, this bonkers PC build pushed the boundaries of what's possible in a streaming setup. By combining two powerful systems into one case, we aimed to inspire you to create your own unique setups. While this build was non-budget, it showcased the possibilities and innovation that can be achieved. We hope this project has sparked your creativity and provided ideas for your future builds.

Highlights:

1. Unique and ambitious PC build combining two systems in one case
2. Demonstration of a non-budget streaming setup
3. Versatile and visually appealing Fantex P600S case
4. Gaming PC setup featuring Auris Z319 Master motherboard and dual Gigabyte Windforce 2070 Supers GPUs in SLI configuration
5. Encoding PC setup with Intel I5 9600K CPU and Gigabyte Z390 I Auris Pro Wi-Fi motherboard
6. Smooth connectivity between systems using Avermedia Live Gamer 4K capture card
7. Stunning RGB setup with Coolermaster addressable RGB fans
8. Impressive Orisos FI27QP monitor for immersive gaming and content creation experience

FAQ:

Q: What was the motivation behind this unique PC build? A: The main motivation was to showcase the possibilities of a non-budget streaming setup and inspire others to create their own stunning setups.

Q: What case was used for this build? A: The Fantex Eclipse P600S was chosen for its versatility and aesthetic appeal.

Q: What components were used in the gaming PC setup? A: The gaming PC featured an Auris Z319 Master motherboard, an Intel I99900K CPU, dual Gigabyte Windforce 2070 Supers GPUs, 32GB of Auris RGB memory, and a 1TB Auris RGB M.2 drive.

Q: What components were used in the encoding PC setup? A: The encoding PC utilized an Intel I5 9600K CPU, a Gigabyte Z390 I Auris Pro Wi-Fi motherboard, 32GB of Corsair LPX memory, and a 512GB Team Group M.2 drive.

Q: How were the systems connected? A: The systems were seamlessly connected using an Avermedia Live Gamer 4K capture card.

Q: What RGB setup was implemented in this build? A: Coolermaster addressable RGB fans were used, and all RGB elements were configured through Auris' RGB fusion software.

Q: What monitor was used in this setup? A: Orisos provided their FI27QP monitor, which boasts a 27-inch, 10-bit IPS panel with a resolution of 1440p, a refresh rate of 165Hz, and a response time of 1ms.