I have been a Jetline Systems customer for 16 years.  I have had 4 computers built by them and I've only had wonderful experiences with each and every one of them.  

This is now being built for me this week and I should have it next week.

JETLINE GRAVITY SERIES

·       Operating System:                        Windows 11 Home Edition, DVD

·       Chassis:                                          Corsair 4000D RGB Airflow ATX Mid-Tower, Black

·       Chassis Fans:                                 Corsair stock fans

·       Motherboard:                                 Gigabyte Z890 Elite WiFi7

·       Processor:                                      Intel Core 7 Ultra (5.5GHz Max Boost Clock) 20-Core

·       CPU Cooling:                                  ID-Cooling 240mm Dual-Fan CPU Liquid Cooler

·       System Memory:                           96GB DDRS SDRAM 6000MHz

·       Graphics Processor:                      16GB Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080

·       System Power:                               1200-Watt ATX 3.0 Gold-Rated Power Supply

·       Sound Card:                                   High-Definition Integrated Audio

·       Storage Drive 1:                              2TB Samsung Gen 4 NVMe Solid State Drive

·       Storage Drive 2:                             2 TB Samsung Gen 4 NVMe Solid State Drive

·       Storage Drive 3:                             1 TB Samsung Solid State Drive

·       Networking:                                   Wired High-Speed Internet Ready (2.5GbE)

·       Networking:                                   Integrated 802.11be Wireless (WiFi) Card

·       Software:                                        Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (Customer Provided)

·       Software:                                        Lockheed Martin P3D v5 (Customer Provided)

·       Keyboard/Mouse:                          None Selected

·       Service & Support:                        1 Year Limited Warranty & Lifetime Technical Support

 

No doubt an impressive machine.

I'll be blunt, however: some of that is overkill.  If you're mainly using this for gaming and flightsimming, then you'll never need anywhere near 96GB of RAM, and you likely don't need a liquid cooling system unless you plan to do some hardcore overclocking.

Dave

 

Hmmm, honestly, I don't want to sound dramatic but there's something wrong with that configuration.

Since I know you and we've been friends for so long, I don't mind checking it for you! Will send you my home address through PM and you can send it to me for testing. If I see something is really wrong with it, don't bother, i'll keep it anyway and you just have to pay me a beer if you ever come visit Portugal! 

Don't have to say "thanks" @spilok... Friends are friends!!!

😜

Edited May 25, 20251 yr by jcomm

5 hours ago, jcomm said:

Hmmm, honestly, I don't want to sound dramatic but there's something wrong with that configuration.

Since I know you and we've been friends for so long, I don't mind checking it for you! Will send you my home address through PM and you can send it to me for testing. If I see something is really wrong with it, don't bother, i'll keep it anyway and you just have to pay me a beer if you ever come visit Portugal! 

Don't have to say "thanks" @spilok... Friends are friends!!!

😜

Just now, spilok said:

5 hours ago, jcomm said:

Hmmm, honestly, I don't want to sound dramatic but there's something wrong with that configuration.

Since I know you and we've been friends for so long, I don't mind checking it for you! Will send you my home address through PM and you can send it to me for testing. If I see something is really wrong with it, don't bother, i'll keep it anyway and you just have to pay me a beer if you ever come visit Portugal! 

Don't have to say "thanks" @spilok... Friends are friends!!!

😜

Thank you, jcomm.  I truly appreciate your help and our friendship.  It will be delivered to you first, and I look forward to your evaluation.

11 hours ago, dave2013 said:

No doubt an impressive machine.

I'll be blunt, however: some of that is overkill.  If you're mainly using this for gaming and flightsimming, then you'll never need anywhere near 96GB of RAM, and you likely don't need a liquid cooling system unless you plan to do some hardcore overclocking.

Dave

 

Here's the system I've had for four years from Jetline.  It worked flawlessly, and it too had liquid cooling. Just had the itch to upgrade to something faster.  Flight Simming is my hobby, and I do it every day.  Looking forward to much more "fluidity" and space. I have to admit that the Nvidia GTX 1080Ti is a remarkable card, and has never let me down. It has, however, run out of memory during some intensive MSFS flights.   My current system will be donated to Boys and Girls Club, and I'm sure it will be put to good use.

Operating System:           Windows 11 Home Edition (64-Bit)
Chassis:                            NZXT S340 Elite Mid-Tower, Black
Motherboard:                   Gigabyte Aorus Z370 Gaming 5, LGA 1151
Processor:                        Intel 8th Gen Core i7 8700K (4.8GHz Overclock) 
Core                                  Six Core
CPU Cooling:                   Corsair Hydro Series H100i v2 Liquid Cooling
System Memory:             32GB Corsair DDR4 SDRAM 3000MHz
Graphics Processor:       11GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, PCI Express 3.0
System Power:                850 Watt Corsair RM Series Power Supply
Sound Card:                    7.1 High Definition Integrated Audio
Primary Drive:                 1TB Samsung EVO 860 Solid State Drive (SSD)
NVMe SSD:                     1TB Samsung EVO PLUS 970 Solid State Drive (SSD)
NVMe SSD:                     1TB Sabrent Solid State Drive
Secondary Drive:           2TB Mechanical Drive
Optical Drive:                 20x DVD/CD Burner Drive (USB)

 

Stan
 

Edited May 25, 20251 yr by spilok

Hell of a system and its going to be sick. Can I ask Why you need 3 storage solutions, one being only 1 TB?  I would maybe suggest going to 2 and upgrading one of them to 4TB. Also agree with others above, you don't need more than 64gb Rams.

Also I would argue not going intel and go 9xxxX3d instead but that isn't really an option with Jetline.

3 hours ago, spilok said:

Thank you, jcomm.  I truly appreciate your help and our friendship.  It will be delivered to you first, and I look forward to your evaluation.

😆👍

3 hours ago, gaumond said:

Hell of a system and its going to be sick. Can I ask Why you need 3 storage solutions, one being only 1 TB?  I would maybe suggest going to 2 and upgrading one of them to 4TB. Also agree with others above, you don't need more than 64gb Rams.

Also I would argue not going intel and go 9xxxX3d instead but that isn't really an option with Jetline.

Will use one 2Tb drive for MSFS and Windows programs (C drive), one 2Tb drive for P3d, and the 1TB drive is just for extra things like P3d downloads I wish to keep, Scenery downloads I wish to keep, etc. etc.  

I could easily call and upgrade that drive to a 2 Tb before they ship, but I thought 1 TB just for incidentals would be enough. I may just call tomorrow and take your implied suggestion on that.  Jetline suggested that the drive holding MSFS would be logically the one for Windows and programs, since it's pretty much an online sim.  P3d would have its own drive because I really do have quite a few sceneries and planes for that sim.

This seems like a poor choice to me honestly especially when the 9800x3d outperforms the core ultra's by quite a margin.

13 hours ago, spilok said:

Will use one 2Tb drive for MSFS and Windows programs (C drive), one 2Tb drive for P3d, and the 1TB drive is just for extra things like P3d downloads I wish to keep, Scenery downloads I wish to keep, etc. etc.  

I could easily call and upgrade that drive to a 2 Tb before they ship, but I thought 1 TB just for incidentals would be enough. I may just call tomorrow and take your implied suggestion on that.  Jetline suggested that the drive holding MSFS would be logically the one for Windows and programs, since it's pretty much an online sim.  P3d would have its own drive because I really do have quite a few sceneries and planes for that sim.

My P3D install size is already more than 3 GB. I use a RAID of 3 2TB SSD. It's not the best solution to use a RAID, since 1 SSD makes trouble sometimes and the RAID is not detected and fails. But I never have data loss and also use backup software regularely.

Long story short, 2 TB can be filled easily. Maybe better go for a 4 TB SSD for the sim and addons if you still add more addons to your system. If you no longer buy addons, then ok, 2 TB is enough then.

1 TB for OS is sufficient, if you keep programs out on another drive. I have older 1 TB SATA SSDs for this taken from my old system. 

8 hours ago, blaunarwal said:

My P3D install size is already more than 3 GB. I use a RAID of 3 2TB SSD. It's not the best solution to use a RAID, since 1 SSD makes trouble sometimes and the RAID is not detected and fails. But I never have data loss and also use backup software regularely.

Long story short, 2 TB can be filled easily. Maybe better go for a 4 TB SSD for the sim and addons if you still add more addons to your system. If you no longer buy addons, then ok, 2 TB is enough then.

1 TB for OS is sufficient, if you keep programs out on another drive. I have older 1 TB SATA SSDs for this taken from my old system. 

My P3D is a little over 200 GB now.  I certainly would think that 2 TB would be more than enough for that sim.

Edited May 26, 20251 yr by spilok

14 hours ago, spilok said:

My P3D is a little over 200 GB now.  I certainly would think that 2 TB would be more than enough for that sim.

Ah I wrote nonsens. I meant my P3D is now over 3 TB (not GB). Well with 200 GB your pretty small then. I spent so much the last 5 years for sceneries and aircraft. But now it comes to an end, since all I ever wanted to have is now on my drive. 

6 hours ago, blaunarwal said:

Ah I wrote nonsens. I meant my P3D is now over 3 TB (not GB). Well with 200 GB your pretty small then. I spent so much the last 5 years for sceneries and aircraft. But now it comes to an end, since all I ever wanted to have is now on my drive. 

Wow!  3 TB is an unbelievably large sim...I would say.  Does P3d load EXTREMELY SLOWLY because of its size?  Mine (on my soon to be replaced computer) takes at least 4-5 minutes now with 200+GB.

29 minutes ago, spilok said:

Does P3d load EXTREMELY SLOWLY because of its size?

Yes, it takes some time. It's about 15-20 min. Certainly the use of MV2 SSD changed a lot and also that i changed a lot of addons back to scenery.cfg from addon.xml. I only kept those on addon.xml which have different items, like effects, sounds etc. and commercial products who install with this.