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The Matrix Series Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Custom Gaming PC starts with AMD’s 16-core, 32-thread dual-3D-V-Cache processor and a premium RTX 5080 16GB base configuration built for 4K gaming, streaming, content creation, development, rendering, and heavy multitasking.
Base Specifications:
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 – 16 Cores / 32 Threads
GeForce RTX 5080 16GB
Gigabyte X870 GAMING WIFI6 Motherboard
32GB RGB DDR5-6000 Memory
Kingston NV3 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD
Sirius 360mm AIO Liquid Cooler
Black Matrix PC Case
10 Case Fans
1200W PSU
Windows 11 Home
Customize the graphics card, motherboard, memory, up to three storage drives, power supply, operating system, case color, cooling appearance, and available accessories before checkout.
The Matrix Series Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Custom Gaming PC is built for customers who want more than a gaming-only processor.
Every configuration starts with the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2, a specialized 16-core, 32-thread Zen 5 processor that applies 3D V-Cache to both eight-core CCDs.
That dual-cache design gives the processor 208MB of total cache and distinguishes it from the Ryzen 9 9950X3D, which uses additional 3D V-Cache on one CCD.
The result is a processor designed for users who combine elite gaming with demanding workloads such as:
The Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 remains the fixed foundation.
You configure the Matrix around it.
If you click Add to Cart without changing any options, the system already includes an RTX 5080 16GB, 32GB DDR5-6000, 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD, Gigabyte X870 motherboard, Sirius 360mm liquid cooler, 1200W PSU, Windows 11 Home, 10 case fans, and Black Matrix PC Case.
This is not an empty custom-PC starting point.
It is already a premium gaming, creator, and development workstation-class desktop.
Customization determines where you take it next.
Dual X3D cache at the core. Choose your graphics. Build your storage. Design your Matrix. Sirius handles the rest.
| Component | Base Specification | Primary Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 – 16 Cores / 32 Threads | Elite X3D gaming, creation, development, compiling, and heavy multitasking |
| CPU Cooler | Sirius 360mm AIO Liquid Cooler | High-capacity cooling for the 200W-class Ryzen 9 platform |
| Motherboard | MSI PRO X870E-P WIFI | DDR5, modern expansion, high-speed NVMe storage, USB4, networking, and AM5 |
| Memory | 32GB RGB DDR5-6000 CL36 – 2×16GB | Gaming, streaming, editing, development, and multitasking |
| Storage | Kingston NV3 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD | Windows, applications, games, development tools, and active projects |
| Graphics Card | GeForce RTX 5080 16GB | Premium 4K gaming, ray tracing, DLSS, CUDA, rendering, streaming, and creation |
| Operating System | Windows 11 Home 64-bit | Gaming, creator software, development, and everyday computing |
| Case | Black Matrix PC Case | Premium Sirius showcase chassis |
| Case Cooling | 10 Case Fans | High-volume airflow around high-performance components |
| Power Supply | 1200W PSU | Substantial power and future upgrade headroom |
The standard configuration is already a high-end system.
You customize it because your workload determines which hardware deserves additional investment.
The Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 is not simply a 9950X3D with a higher model number.
The major difference is its cache architecture.
Both processors use 16 Zen 5 cores and 32 threads across two eight-core CCDs.
The Ryzen 9 9950X3D places additional 3D V-Cache on one CCD.
The 9950X3D2 places additional 3D V-Cache on both CCDs.
Its key specifications include:
The additional cache does not mean every application becomes twice as fast.
Instead, it gives both groups of eight CPU cores access to enlarged local cache resources.
That makes the processor particularly interesting for users whose workloads extend beyond gaming.
The Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 contains two eight-core compute dies.
Each CCD receives additional 3D V-Cache.
This allows more frequently accessed data to remain closer to the CPU cores executing the workload.
Potential benefits depend heavily on the application.
Cache-sensitive games, development workloads, compilation, simulation, and selected creator applications may respond differently.
The important point is not:
Twice the cache = twice the performance.
That would be inaccurate.
The advantage is:
More cache is available across all 16 CPU cores.
That makes the architecture especially interesting when gaming is only one of the system’s responsibilities.
The Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 remains an elite gaming processor.
Its X3D architecture is particularly useful in:
However, gaming alone is not the strongest reason to choose this processor.
Less expensive X3D processors can provide very similar gaming performance in many titles.
The 9950X3D2 becomes more compelling when you want elite gaming plus 16-core production and development capability.
A Matrix 9950X3D2 system may spend the morning compiling code, the afternoon rendering a project, and the evening running a 4K game.
That mixed workload is where this platform makes sense.
A typical environment might include:
Game + OBS + Discord + browser + recording + monitoring
or:
Premiere Pro + After Effects + Photoshop + browser + export
or:
Unreal Engine + Visual Studio + Blender + source-control tools
or:
IDE + local containers + databases + browser + compilation tasks
The Ryzen 9 provides enough CPU resources that gaming does not have to be the machine’s only demanding job.
The 9950X3D2 gives this Matrix configuration a particularly strong development identity.
Its combination of:
makes the system appropriate for:
This is an important distinction.
The 9950X3D2 should not be marketed only around gaming FPS.
Its architecture makes considerably more sense when gaming, development, and professional workloads share the same machine.
The standard configuration includes a GeForce RTX 5080 16GB.
That immediately positions the base Matrix as a premium 4K gaming and NVIDIA-accelerated creator PC.
The RTX 5080 provides a strong platform for:
The graphics card handles the majority of the demanding visual workload at 4K.
The 9950X3D2 provides the CPU resources required for everything happening around it.
The base Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 + RTX 5080 configuration should primarily be treated as a 4K gaming system.
Strong monitor pairings include:
At 4K, the RTX 5080 provides graphics headroom for:
The exact gaming experience still depends on the title, graphics settings, ray tracing, DLSS, drivers, game updates, and GPU selected through the configurator.
At 1440p, the purpose of this hardware changes.
Instead of simply reaching playable performance, the system can target extremely high refresh rates.
That makes it suitable for:
CPU performance becomes increasingly important as GPU limitations decrease.
That is where an X3D processor can become particularly valuable.
4K = premium visual quality.
1440p = extreme refresh-rate potential.
| Workload | 4K Experience | 1440p Experience |
| Competitive Shooters | Excellent | Extremely high-refresh capable |
| AAA Raster Games | Premium High/Ultra experience | Extremely strong |
| Ray-Traced Games | Strong with appropriate DLSS and settings | Excellent |
| Path-Traced Games | DLSS and frame generation recommended | More practical than native 4K |
| Open-World Games | Excellent | Extremely strong |
| Simulation Games | Strong CPU/GPU combination | Excellent high-refresh potential |
| Strategy Games | Strong CPU platform | Excellent |
| MMOs | Excellent | Particularly strong in CPU-sensitive situations |
| Racing Games | Excellent for 4K/high-refresh displays | Extremely strong |
| VR | Strong | Application and headset dependent |
These are performance classes rather than guaranteed FPS figures.
The final result depends on the exact configuration and software environment.
The RTX 5080 is the default, but available graphics options allow you to change the Matrix’s target.
The processor can support an extremely powerful graphics configuration.
That does not mean every customer needs the most expensive GPU available.
Choose based on the monitor and applications you actually use.
The base system includes 32GB RGB DDR5-6000 CL36 in a 2×16GB dual-channel configuration.
32GB is a strong starting capacity for:
For gaming alone, 32GB is already enough for most current workloads.
A processor this capable is more likely to be paired with memory-intensive professional applications.
Consider additional RAM for:
Increasing RAM from 32GB to 64GB does not automatically increase gaming FPS.
It increases the amount of working memory available when applications genuinely need it.
The Matrix configurator provides separate options for:
The default system includes a Kingston NV3 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD.
That provides a practical starting capacity for:
Storage-heavy users can build a more specialized layout.
Use the primary NVMe drive for:
The standard 2TB capacity provides significantly more flexibility than a 1TB starting drive.
A second NVMe drive can be useful for:
Creators can also use a separate drive to keep project media away from the Windows drive.
A third storage drive can provide dedicated capacity for:
Not every customer needs three SSDs.
The configurator simply gives storage-heavy users the option.
The standard Gigabyte X870 GAMING WIFI6 motherboard provides the connectivity and expansion expected from a high-end AM5 system.
The platform provides support for features such as:
The motherboard is about features and expansion—not magically increasing gaming FPS.
Another motherboard may make sense if you require:
Choose the motherboard based on the functionality you actually need.
The Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 is a high-power flagship processor.
The standard Matrix configuration therefore includes a Sirius 360mm AIO liquid cooler.
The cooler provides substantial thermal capacity during:
Actual processor temperatures depend on:
The purpose of the 360mm AIO is to provide cooling appropriate for this processor class rather than relying on minimum thermal capacity.
The Matrix includes 10 case fans to move heat away from:
This becomes particularly important during combined CPU and GPU workloads.
Examples include:
High-end cooling means managing the entire internal environment—not simply the CPU.
The standard configuration includes a 1200W PSU.
That does not mean the computer continuously consumes 1200 watts.
The additional capacity provides headroom for:
This makes sense on a configurable platform because the final hardware can have substantially different power requirements.
The base Matrix includes Windows 11 Home 64-bit.
The system arrives with a complete Windows environment for:
Windows 11 Pro can be selected when available for customers requiring additional business, security, or administrative functionality.
The 9950X3D2 makes the Matrix particularly compelling when creation matters as much as gaming.
| Software / Workload | Base Configuration |
| OBS Studio | Excellent |
| Adobe Premiere Pro | Excellent |
| DaVinci Resolve | Excellent |
| Adobe After Effects | Very Strong; heavier projects may benefit from additional RAM |
| Photoshop | Excellent |
| Lightroom | Excellent |
| Blender | Excellent |
| Unreal Engine | Excellent foundation |
| Software Compilation | Excellent |
| Development Environments | Excellent |
| Streaming + Recording | Excellent |
| AI-Assisted Applications | Strong; larger workloads may require more GPU VRAM |
| Heavy Multitasking | Excellent |
The Ryzen 9 handles CPU-intensive work.
The RTX 5080 handles compatible GPU acceleration.
That creates a system capable of replacing separate gaming and production desktops for many users.
The Ryzen 9 provides:
The RTX 5080 adds:
That makes the Matrix appropriate for:
Heavy editors should consider additional RAM and separate media or cache storage.
The Matrix platform is particularly strong for Resolve because it combines high-end CPU resources with powerful NVIDIA graphics.
It is suited to:
Larger projects may benefit from 64GB or more RAM and dedicated media/cache drives.
The combination of the Ryzen 9 and RTX 5080 makes the base Matrix useful for:
The RTX platform provides CUDA and OptiX support.
The 16-core Ryzen 9 provides substantial CPU resources for everything around the GPU-rendering workload.
The Matrix 9950X3D2 is especially interesting for game development.
Its combination of:
creates a platform appropriate for:
Large projects may benefit from 64GB or more system memory and dedicated project storage.
The base system is extremely capable for single-PC streaming.
A realistic stream can run:
The 16-core processor provides substantial background CPU capacity.
The RTX 5080 provides dedicated NVIDIA hardware encoding.
The result is a PC designed to handle the game and the production environment around it.
The RTX 5080 also makes the Matrix suitable for many GPU-accelerated AI applications.
Potential workloads include:
The base GPU’s 16GB VRAM remains an important limitation for especially large local models.
Customers prioritizing AI should consider higher-VRAM graphics options when available.
The base system uses the Black Matrix PC Case.
Available options may allow you to coordinate:
Create:
Visual customization changes the presentation—not CPU or GPU performance.
The Matrix can also be configured as a more complete gaming, production, or work setup.
Available options may include:
Useful for console capture, dual-PC streaming, professional cameras, and external video sources.
Useful for OBS controls, macros, application shortcuts, audio control, recording, and production workflows.
Provides temporary backup power and controlled shutdown capability when properly sized for the completed setup.
Useful for games, media, meetings, music, and desktop audio.
Useful for racing, sports, platformers, action games, and console-style PC gaming.
Useful for documents, spreadsheets, presentations, schoolwork, business, and general productivity.
Sirius Power PC understands that desktop PCs are meant to be upgraded.
Installing a compatible upgrade does not automatically void unrelated Sirius labor coverage simply because the computer was opened.
Coverage does not include damage directly caused by:
Individual component warranties remain subject to their respective manufacturer terms.
Your Matrix can evolve as your needs change.
Every Matrix Series Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Custom Gaming PC includes:
Configurator options are installed and tested as part of the complete build.
You receive the PC in the configuration you ordered.
The Matrix Series Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Custom Gaming PC is especially well suited for:
A less expensive X3D processor can deliver similar gaming performance in many titles.
The base RTX 5080 and 9950X3D2 combination provides substantially more performance than most 1080p users need.
Consider a higher-VRAM GPU or dedicated workstation.
A Threadripper workstation may offer additional CPU cores, memory bandwidth, and PCIe expansion.
That is exactly where the Matrix Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 makes sense.
Every configuration uses the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D2.
It has 16 cores and 32 threads.
Its defining feature is 3D V-Cache on both eight-core CCDs, giving the processor 208MB of total cache.
Its biggest advantage is not dramatically higher gaming FPS in every title. Its dual-cache architecture makes it especially interesting for mixed gaming, creator, development, compilation, and cache-sensitive workloads.
Yes. With the base RTX 5080, premium 4K gaming is the primary gaming target.
Yes. The base configuration is particularly strong for extremely high-refresh 1440p gaming.
The base system includes a GeForce RTX 5080 16GB.
Yes. Choose from the available graphics-card options.
The base configuration includes 32GB DDR5-6000.
Yes. Higher-capacity memory options can be selected when available.
64GB makes sense for heavier video editing, After Effects, Unreal Engine, Blender, virtual machines, software development, local AI, and heavy multitasking. It is not required simply to improve normal gaming FPS.
The base configuration includes a 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD.
Yes. Separate selections are available for main, second, and third storage.
Multiple SSDs can separate Windows, games, recordings, projects, development files, cache, and archives.
Yes. Windows 11 Home 64-bit is included in the base configuration.
The 9950X3D2 is a high-power flagship CPU. A 360mm liquid cooler provides thermal capacity appropriate for sustained gaming, compilation, rendering, and production workloads.
The 1200W PSU provides additional power headroom for the high-end CPU, RTX 5080, higher-tier GPU options, additional storage, cooling, expansion hardware, and future upgrades.
Yes. Its 16-core CPU and NVIDIA GPU make it extremely capable for gaming, streaming, and recording from one system.
Yes. The Ryzen 9 provides substantial multicore resources while the RTX GPU provides NVIDIA acceleration and hardware encoding for supported workflows.
Yes. The combination of high-end CPU resources and RTX GPU acceleration makes it a strong Resolve platform.
Yes. The RTX 5080 provides CUDA and OptiX acceleration while the Ryzen 9 supplies substantial CPU resources.
Yes. Its 16 CPU cores, large cache, RTX graphics, DDR5 memory, and configurable storage make it particularly well suited to Unreal Engine and game development.
Yes. The 16-core processor and large dual-CCD cache make development, compilation, multitasking, and large project workloads some of the strongest reasons to choose this configuration.
Yes. Available configurator selections can include case, fan, and AIO colors.
Yes. Sirius installs and configures the selected components as part of the complete build.
Yes. The completed system is stress-tested and thermally verified before shipment.
The Matrix Series Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Custom Gaming PC is not simply another high-end gaming desktop.
Its defining component is the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2.
With 16 cores, 32 threads, dual 3D V-Cache, and 208MB total cache, this processor gives the Matrix a purpose extending far beyond gaming benchmarks.
The standard configuration adds:
RTX 5080 16GB
32GB DDR5-6000
2TB Gen4 NVMe SSD
X870 motherboard
360mm liquid cooling
1200W PSU
Black Matrix PC Case
10 case fans
Windows 11 Home
The RTX 5080 provides premium 4K gaming, ray tracing, modern NVIDIA graphics features, hardware encoding, CUDA, and creator acceleration.
The Ryzen 9 provides the CPU resources for development, compiling, streaming, editing, rendering, multitasking, and professional applications.
The configurable memory and three storage selections allow the platform to expand around heavier professional workloads.
The 360mm liquid cooling and 10-fan Matrix airflow system support sustained high-performance operation.
The 1200W power supply provides substantial headroom for the base configuration and future upgrades.
And the configurator lets you choose the graphics performance, memory, storage, motherboard, power, operating system, appearance, and accessories that actually fit your use.
You are not starting with an empty PC.
You are starting with a dual-X3D-cache 16-core Ryzen 9 and an RTX 5080-class 4K system.
Then you build the Matrix around you.
Dual X3D cache. 16 cores. Premium 4K graphics. Your configuration. Sirius Built.
| Ram | 32 GB, 64 GB |
|---|---|
| Storage 1 (Main/Boot Drive) | 1 TB NVMe, 2 TB NVMe |
| Storage 2 | None, 2 TB NVMe, 4 TB NVMe |
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