The build was relatively easy and inexpensive.Results on par with:- AMD EPYC 7272 12-Core- Intel Core i7-7900X- Intel Core i9-9900KSysBench Multicore CPU speed: events per second: 21,359with 32 CPU threads, 96GB DDR3, and NVidia 3060 12 GB running 2560x1440 displays- The build started with a PANIC, I could not boot the computer to BIOS - nothing was showing on the screen.- I ripped the computer apart, took out 1 of the 2 processors (very easy to do), and removed all, but one DDR3 memory module. Restarted and Nothing.- I took the BIOS (coin) battery and pressed the memory reset. Restarted and Nothing.- I ordered a new graphic card NVidia 3060 12GB VRAM for $309 and waited 2 days. Restarted and WORKED fine. The original NVidia Quatro card did not work, I should have taken a star, or two, away for that, but I do not care. I needed more CUDA cores and more VRAM, anyway.- Ordered and installed a 2.5-inch Samsung SSD 1T for $59 and a 2.5-inch to 3.5-inch holder for $7, I have a spare room for 2 more.- Installed Ubuntu 23 from a USB drive.- Ordered WiFi PCIe card for $39. Worked immediately.- Everything works perfectly so far, very quiet, and there was NO need to install any DRIVERS!!!.Next update:- Update CUDA drivers before I start programming- Update BIOS if I need to- buy a PCIe card for M.2 SSD (much faster than SATA SSD) and move OS thereI am happy with the result.