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Alright so I don't usually look outside my thread, but this is my initial thoughts upon looking at it: 1) I don't see that chip running 20 bots, if it were a more modern chip then sure since it has 10 cores and 20 threads. 2) To exacerbate the issue, multiplier overclocking is disabled on Xeon...

In that case a 1050 Ti will be perfectly fine, it's a fair bit more powerful than a HD6850. If you were more into the productivity side I would suggest the switch to Ryzen, however the 7700k's IPC would be better for gaming and still hold its own in productivity. That build looks fine to me...

What would you intend to do with the system? I can only assume gaming isn't a high priority given the 1050 Ti.

System Builder - Ryzen 5 1600 3.2GHz 6-Core, GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB SSC GAMING, Define R5 Blackout Edition ATX Mid Tower - PCPartPicker Apologies for the late reply, work has restricted my free time. Little note, didn't include an aftermarket CPU cooler because the stock ones for AMD's new...

To be honest I see Vega as mining chips at this stage, if I were to ever buy a Vega card it would be primarily to mine, as the gaming performance simply isn't there. I don't think a custom card would solve Vega's problem, imo it's a classic of AMD pushing their chips to the limit in order to...

Nah Aurora has been around for a long time, though it's generally not recommended for home systems unless you fancy flushing it more often than usual. MAYHEMS AURORA GUIDE | My Blog Mayhem has released an Aurora 2, and while it is less likely to clog the loop, it is still very much a problem.

Just to clarify, System Idle Process is nothing to be concerned about, think of it as the remaining percentage of your CPU's power. An example would be if your Runemate is using ~30% CPU usage, the remainder would be ~70% therefore the "System Idle Process" would display 70.

I was going on the assumption that "enough" implied there wasn't much legroom available while running NXT with one client. ^ Will likely demonstrate just how little I know about the NXT client lol.

Oh god, by "enough" I think I can safely conclude that's 1080 TI SLI territory.

I can't really say with confidence that any particular system can run 3 NXT clients with max settings, as I have no experience with the client. I don't know the CPU/GPU requirements for NXT so this is a shot in the dark.

Your best bet for bot count would be CPU + RAM upgrades. I would give you specific hardware, but I'm not sure what socket your system is. Could you run Speccy for example? It will tell me exactly what hardware you have, that way I can find compatible upgrades. Edit: Lenovo Desktop PC K450E...

PC Build Custom: €626.12, 156W, 6 parts (8/6/2017) - Pangoly They didn't have reasonably priced motherboards listed, so I found one on Amazon for you: https://www.amazon.de/Prime-B350-PLUS-Mainboard-Sockel-Speicher/dp/B06X9LN311/ref=sr_1_11?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1502023244&sr=1-11 If you...

PCPartPicker doesn't support Europe or Slovenia specifically, "United Kingdom" results in GBP as opposed to Euros.

Apologies for the late reply, been busy all day. Any particular website you'd prefer me to use? I'm not sure what country you live in so I can't use PCPartPicker if it's not listed.

System Build - Core i5-7500T 2.7GHz Quad-Core, Define C ATX Mid Tower - PCPartPicker I haven't picked a GPU as that's somewhat dependent upon what games you bot, the CPU does have an iGPU so you will have a display output even without a GPU. As for the storage, I haven't picked anything because...

Did exceed the budget by 19 euros, however if I'm perfectly honest I wouldn't particularly like to cut it any lower than I already had. Would've preferred to fit an M.2 SSD however it simply wasn't realistic. Apologies for the late response, life always finds a way to preoccupy. The 2666MHz...

The Fractal Design Celcius S36 certainly seems like a good choice to me, my only qualm would be the fans but I assume you're replacing those with the Corsair ML fans. My only other recommendation would be a EKWB Predator 360 but I assume those are no longer available due to an o-ring problem...

The 4+4 pin will be enough just plug them into the 8 pin EPS and it will be fine, the additional 4 pin connector simply for ridiculous overclocking with liquid nitrogen.

I suspect it would be cutting it way too close, not only that but typically I try to overbuy on a PSU for several reasons, namely noise + efficiency and lifespan of the PSU. I would say 1200w is your best for all of the above.

Liquid cooling can be quieter, but in an AIO loop there's literally no reason to risk it imo. As far as I'm concerned I wouldn't consider an AIO to be particularly reliable, they're adding another moving part to a cooler (the pump) which gives you an additional point of failure, and god forbid...