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AMD Zen 3 (5000 Series), rumored 17% IPC gain.
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I will now go and sit in the corner of my house quietly
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Does that corner have coffee, i'll join you!
The prices have really peed in my cornflakes, I wasn't having a go at you
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It's far to late for caffeine!
The prices have really peed in my cornflakes, I wasn't having a go at you
No I know, coincidentally my 4 year old is asking me math questions and I'm scared I will get stuck on one soon
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Also all X series SKUs came with either the Wraith Spire or Wraith Prism. So the Ryzen 5 3600X had the Wraith Prism RGB,and the 65W TDP Ryzen 7 3700X had the RGB Wraith Prism.
The $300 65W TDP Ryzen 5 5600X comes with the el-cheapo Wraith Stealth with no RGB. This is the same cooler which came with the $200 Ryzen 5 3600. Its the same cooler which comes with a sub £100 Ryzen 3 3200G.
£269-279, £419-429, and £499-509 oh £739-749
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It should be £550 for the 5900x but I’m sure OC will put that up to at least £600 or more if the demand is high, nothing like a bit of price gouging
No change in the IO die so everything is as per zen2
I have the same CPU what do you mean it's dying ?
The prices have really peed in my cornflakes, I wasn't having a go at you
Mine as well, wanted to pay 200-250 for the 6 core, I might buy a 3***.
My whole Pc I mean, that discussion is for another thread (which is in the windows forum)
I was looking at buying a new PC so was holding out to see this event. CPU's look good but fairly pricey.
Is the entry level $299 worth waiting for? I'll be looking to spend 1k on my new rig but i'm bang-per-buck builder or should i just carry on and see what i can get now?
Is the entry level $299 worth waiting for? I'll be looking to spend 1k on my new rig but i'm bang-per-buck builder or should i just carry on and see what i can get now?
Might as well wait cause even of you go for older series should see discounts on them further.
I’ll be sitting on my 3900X for a while yet I think.
These are fantastic clearly, but my money is much better put towards getting the best GPU upgrade I can afford this winter.
Will however be very tempted to pop in a cheeky little 5950X later next year after hopefully there have been some price drops... max out the platform and then sit tight for a couple of years while DDR5/PCie5.0 matures.
These are fantastic clearly, but my money is much better put towards getting the best GPU upgrade I can afford this winter.
Will however be very tempted to pop in a cheeky little 5950X later next year after hopefully there have been some price drops... max out the platform and then sit tight for a couple of years while DDR5/PCie5.0 matures.
Thats true but i was wanting to get my new one in a weeks time if these weren't dynamite cpus as i get myQuest2 for SW:Squadrons then!
You're also a few posts away from getting access to the Member's Market so may be some good picks there
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