A Blender workstation should be designed around the scenes you create, not a single headline benchmark. CPU cores matter for CPU rendering and multitasking; GPU capability and VRAM matter for GPU rendering and larger scenes; system memory helps keep complex projects and other applications available. This Alfrensia configuration pairs a 12-core Ryzen 9 with an RTX 5070 Ti 16GB and 64GB of DDR5 memory.

Who should consider this configuration?

Recommended workstation parts

Prices and inventory were checked against Alfrensia’s live catalogue on 7 November 2026. Stock is limited on a few parts, so treat this as a snapshot and confirm availability before ordering.

AMD Ryzen 9 9900X Tray Processor

12 cores / 24 threads · AM5 · up to 5.6GHz

19,888 EGP

Stock snapshot: 6 unit(s)

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Palit GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GamingPro S OC 16GB GDDR7

16GB GDDR7 · 256-bit · 300W board power

73,118 EGP

Stock snapshot: 8 unit(s)

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ASUS ProArt B850-CREATOR WIFI NEO

AM5 · ATX · 3 M.2 slots · dual 5Gb Ethernet · Wi-Fi 7

14,499 EGP

Stock snapshot: 1 unit(s)

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Corsair Vengeance 64GB (2x32GB) DDR5-6000 CL40 EXPO/XMP

64GB dual-channel · DDR5-6000 · AMD EXPO + Intel XMP

55,098 EGP

Stock snapshot: 1 unit(s)

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WD Blue SN5100 1TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD

1TB · M.2 2280 · PCIe Gen4 x4

7,899 EGP

Stock snapshot: 52 unit(s)

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ID-COOLING SL360 V2 360mm AIO Liquid Cooler

360mm radiator · AM5 support · 350W rated TDP

5,619 EGP

Stock snapshot: 2 unit(s)

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Xigmatek Crystal Storm V2 + Valkyrie 850W 80+ Bronze PSU Combo

850W 80+ Bronze ATX 3.1 combo · 360mm radiator support · 420mm GPU clearance

5,692 EGP

Stock snapshot: 14 unit(s)

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Why this workstation is configured this way

1. Ryzen 9 9900X: 12 cores and 24 threads

The Ryzen 9 9900X is a Zen 5 desktop processor with 12 cores, 24 threads, boost clocks up to 5.6GHz and a 120W default TDP. It uses AM5 and supports DDR5. The tray CPU does not include a boxed cooler; AMD recommends liquid cooling for optimal performance, which is why this parts list includes a 360mm AIO.

2. RTX 5070 Ti 16GB for GPU rendering workflows

The Palit GamingPro S OC card uses 16GB GDDR7 on a 256-bit interface. Blender’s official requirements list 8GB VRAM and 32GB system RAM as recommended for Windows and Linux; this build exceeds those published baseline recommendations. That is not a promise that every scene will fit: high-resolution textures, geometry, simulations and render settings can require substantially more VRAM and memory.

3. 64GB DDR5 for larger projects

The Corsair kit is a matched 2×32GB DDR5-6000 kit with both AMD EXPO and Intel XMP profiles. It gives more headroom than a 32GB baseline for larger scenes, multitasking and other creative applications. The tested 6000MT/s profile is an overclocked memory setting; actual achievable speed depends on the CPU memory controller, BIOS and board validation. Check the motherboard QVL and stability after enabling EXPO.

4. ProArt B850-Creator motherboard

The ASUS ProArt B850-Creator WiFi NEO uses the AM5 socket and B850 chipset. ASUS lists three M.2 slots, two PCIe 5.0 M.2 connections for Ryzen 9000/7000 CPUs, dual 5Gb Ethernet and Wi-Fi 7. That gives the workstation a practical storage and networking foundation for large project files and fast local transfers. The product is currently listed with only one unit in stock.

5. Cooling, storage, case and PSU

The ID-COOLING SL360 V2 supports AM5 and uses a 360mm radiator. Xigmatek’s Crystal Storm V2 supports a 360mm radiator, GPUs up to 420mm and ATX motherboards; the Alfrensia combo listing includes an 850W 80 Plus Bronze ATX 3.1 PSU. Palit’s RTX 5070 Ti partner specification calls for a 750W or greater ATX 3.X power supply, so the included 850W unit exceeds that stated minimum. The 1TB WD Blue SN5100 is a fast starting drive, but a serious production workflow may need additional SSD capacity for cache, project files and footage.

Blender setup and workflow advice

• Install the current stable NVIDIA Studio or Game Ready driver appropriate for your workflow, and keep Blender updated.
• In Blender preferences, select the supported GPU backend and device for your NVIDIA card; verify the actual render device before starting a long job.
• Use the system SSD for applications and active project files, and plan a second drive or backup destination for large assets and rendered output.
• Monitor VRAM and system RAM usage on a representative scene before committing to a production deadline.
• For CPU rendering, test your own scenes; a core-count comparison alone cannot predict render time for every project.

Compatibility checklist

• CPU and board: Ryzen 9 9900X is AM5; ProArt B850-Creator WiFi NEO is an AM5 B850 ATX board.
• Memory: 2×32GB DDR5 UDIMM, AMD EXPO profile available; check the current QVL and BIOS.
• GPU clearance: Palit card length is 331.9mm; Xigmatek case supports up to 420mm.
• Radiator: the 360mm AIO is supported by the case’s top radiator position; verify installation orientation and clearance with the motherboard and memory.
• Power: RTX 5070 Ti specification calls for 750W or greater ATX 3.X; the case combo includes an 850W ATX 3.1 PSU.

When should you choose a different workstation?

If your work is almost entirely CPU rendering, simulation or compiling, compare processors by your actual software benchmarks and consider a higher-core-count CPU. If your scenes routinely exceed 16GB of GPU memory, a graphics card with more VRAM may matter more than a faster gaming GPU. If you mainly work with smaller scenes, the full 64GB/RTX 5070 Ti configuration may be more than you need. Our GPU workload comparison can help frame that decision. You can also compare this creator-focused configuration with our gaming and streaming build or AMD gaming build.

Frequently asked questions

Is 64GB RAM enough for Blender?

It is a useful step above Blender’s published 32GB recommended baseline and suits many mid-to-large projects, but very large scenes, high-resolution textures and simulations can need more.

Is the RTX 5070 Ti suitable for Blender?

It is an NVIDIA RTX GPU with 16GB GDDR7, and Blender supports NVIDIA GPUs through its supported rendering backends. Project performance and memory fit depend on the scene and settings.

Can I add more storage later?

Yes. The ProArt B850 board provides three M.2 slots. Check the CPU-specific lane configuration and the motherboard manual when populating multiple M.2 devices and expansion slots.

Official references

• AMD Ryzen 9 9900X specifications
• NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 family specifications
• Blender official hardware requirements
• ASUS ProArt B850-Creator WiFi NEO specifications
• ID-COOLING SL360 V2 specifications
• Xigmatek Crystal Storm V2 (Egypt market) specifications
• Corsair Vengeance 64GB DDR5-6000 memory specifications