Sohanur Rahman

2026 May,12 01:26 PM

2026 May,12 01:26 PM

For your workload, which includes Video Editing and Rendering and Architecture and heavy 3D work this is a strong workstation-oriented build. The Ryzen 9 9950X and 64GB DDR5 are excellent for -core productivity. This means it should handle Video Editing programs like Premiere Pro and After Effects and Architecture programs like Blender and Lumion and 3ds Max and V-Ray without any issues. I have a thoughts on this. * Upgrading to a 1000W PSU is an idea. This is because a high-end GPU like the RTX 5080 needs a lot of power.. If you want to upgrade in the future you will have some extra power to spare. * The X870 motherboard is a choice. This is because it will support the AM5 for a time.. You can easily upgrade the CPU in the future. * 64GB RAM is an amount of RAM for professional workloads right now. If your projects become heavier later you can always add RAM up to 128GB. * The 1TB Gen4 SSD should be used for the operating system and software and active project files. * For long-term projects you might want to add another 2TB NVMe SSD. This is because raw footage and render cache can fill up the storage very fast. * HDD storage is fine for storing completed projects and assets and backups and raw storage. The RTX 5080 might seem like much at first.. For GPU rendering and AI acceleration and viewport performance and CUDA workloads and future-proofing it makes sense for professional use. Video Editing and Rendering and Architecture and heavy 3D work can use a lot of power. This is more of a high-end creator workstation than a gaming PC. It is very balanced, for productivity work. Video Editing and Rendering and Architecture and heavy 3D work are the focus of this workstation.

Sohanur Rahman

2026 May,12 01:27 PM

2026 May,12 01:27 PM

Also please kindly check the PDF I just added with the comment.