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So have the NDA's expired? why haven't reviewers been sent samples? Anandtech basically just have an AMD press release posted about it.
No way? lol see below![]()
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So have the NDA's expired? why haven't reviewers been sent samples? Anandtech basically just have an AMD press release posted about it.
So have the NDA's expired? why haven't reviewers been sent samples? Anandtech basically just have an AMD press release posted about it.
We know this isn't meant to be an enthusiast platform like X99, there's no quad channel, no huge number of PCIe lanes, etc. AMD are comparing their CPUs to Intels' - it's not AMD's fault that Intel's only 6 and 8 core CPUs are on the X99 platform.as i said before, they keep putting this against the 6800/6900K in benchmarks (7700K) to i agree. but the 6800/6900K both have many more Lanes avaliable
you compare 8 cores vs 8 6 vs 6
No messin about there!Boom!![]()
At the end of Anandtechs very article you mention it says - and I quote;
"We’ll tell you what our benchmarks say, with official retail processors. But you will have to wait until March 2nd. Sorry."
TBH I can't quite take the plunge and pre-order right now, really want to see reviews and see how much difference RAM makes, is it worth going for 3200 over 2666? Ideally I'd want 32GB to give me plenty of headroom for video editing, but 32GB kits of 3200+ are very pricey!
But that begs the question why are AMD are trying to tie down sales before allowing reviewers to review?
XFR is if you have a very well cooled chip it allows it self to clock further thing GPU boost 3.0
The only issue i see with Ryzen is PCi-E lanes
Scenerio #1 - the high end gamer
Xfire/SLI
GPU #1 = 16
GPU #2 = 8
BAD No Lanes left for 10G Ethernet/NVME or Other capture cards
Scenerio #2 - The average Gamer
Gpu #1 = 16
NVME = 4
Good 4 lanes left
Scenario #3 video creators
Gpu #1 = 16
NVME = 4
Bad not enough for A Capture card
Scenerio #4 researcher
GPU #1 = 16 (CUDA)
8 left for another pcie devices you require.
So little lanes, could be a big issue unless they have Chipsets giving more, (reducing perf) its the only thing putting me off. heck you cant even do Xfire x16 x2 (not a huge difference, but to not have it?)
Most likely in most cases enough... but i have doubts..
The conclusion page on every review will probably say: Great achievement, great stock perf, atrocious overclocking headroomBut that begs the question why are AMD are trying to tie down sales before allowing reviewers to review?
But that begs the question why are AMD are trying to tie down sales before allowing reviewers to review?
At the end of Anandtechs very article you mention it says - and I quote;
"We’ll tell you what our benchmarks say, with official retail processors. But you will have to wait until March 2nd. Sorry."