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RYZEN 5000 SERIES NOW ONLINE - 5950X, 5900X, 5800X & 5600X COMING NOV 5TH AT 5PM **NO COMPETITORS**
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OCUK really need to have a think about how they communicate updates, its not 1996 and we're on an AOL or some BBS... I've stuck with them for years, but their comms haven't improved in years.
As for AMD... to think they smugly chided Nvidia for the shambles that was the 3000 series launch. They really need to hang their heads in shame. A Paper Launch is giving them more credit than they are due. What is interesting is my colleague in the Netherlands pointed me to one of their local sites, loads of ASUS 3090s (but wouldn't ship to UK). So, as usual the UK is the tail of the dog in supply chains, and its unlikely to get any better in the near term with our Politicians doing such a fine job of managing Brexit (I'm not talking about the merits of Brexit, so no politics, just the logistics post New Year).
I ordered a 5900x, new case, motherboard, water blocks, distro board, etc. Existing rig is Intel based... So, now I've got a collection of bits I can't do much more with. Just sitting waiting for the CPU and GPU... honestly, the box is taunting me from the other end of my home office. I'm off to eBay to buy a cheap 3200 to at least fire the thing up while I wait on OCUK and AMD...
As for AMD... to think they smugly chided Nvidia for the shambles that was the 3000 series launch. They really need to hang their heads in shame. A Paper Launch is giving them more credit than they are due. What is interesting is my colleague in the Netherlands pointed me to one of their local sites, loads of ASUS 3090s (but wouldn't ship to UK). So, as usual the UK is the tail of the dog in supply chains, and its unlikely to get any better in the near term with our Politicians doing such a fine job of managing Brexit (I'm not talking about the merits of Brexit, so no politics, just the logistics post New Year).
I ordered a 5900x, new case, motherboard, water blocks, distro board, etc. Existing rig is Intel based... So, now I've got a collection of bits I can't do much more with. Just sitting waiting for the CPU and GPU... honestly, the box is taunting me from the other end of my home office. I'm off to eBay to buy a cheap 3200 to at least fire the thing up while I wait on OCUK and AMD...
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So theres no word on the 300 5900xs that were supposed to have arrived yesterday?
Soldato
It was 5950x this week, it's the only thing I saw, they not had much else at all since launch.
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Im sure there was a thread that was kept updated about stock deliveries. It said on the the 24th they were supposed to get 300 5900xs, so i have no idea where its gone.
you actually get coms from OCUK.I think as a shop OCUK is not renowned for being the most polished especially in customer service department.
but bare in mind they are only a shop that sells stuff. If they have your money for a part that they haven’t shipped you have every right to ask money back or call your credit card and raise a dispute. If you can’t resolve the issues then definitely raise dispute. All other shops don’t have this sales purgatory that they hold your money and wait for stock to become available indefinitely. This practice is illegal - they shouldn’t be charging you until they can provide a definitive delivery date. That’s why all other shops will refund you if something like this happens or don’t process the money in the first instance
Remember every dispute counts towards a retailers rating which would affect the fee they have to pay towards credit card operators. Which probably also explains why OCUK charges more than others - to cover their merchant fee
It says here:
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/blog...eliveries-and-stock-of-ryzen-5000-processors/
"There will be 300pc of 5900x with an estimated delivery date of 24/11."
From the other store 
i ordered a 5950x on launch and ended up on a que at 191 then a week later got dropped to something 186.
The last week update to say they had a pretty large stock coming in so thought i may get but may not.
Then they sent a email out yesterday saying only part of the delivery they where hoping came in.
which was no where the amount close to getting to me so though ah bugger it will wait again.
Then i get email to say its been picked ( yey jump for joy)
Then another email to say here is my code for Farcray 6
Then another email to say i was 16th in the que ( Pfft hopes up gone )
Then 2 minutes later saying its dispatched ( head couldn't make heads or tails now on whats going on)
So DPD confirmed arriving today.
i ordered a 5950x on launch and ended up on a que at 191 then a week later got dropped to something 186.The last week update to say they had a pretty large stock coming in so thought i may get but may not.
Then they sent a email out yesterday saying only part of the delivery they where hoping came in.
which was no where the amount close to getting to me so though ah bugger it will wait again.
Then i get email to say its been picked ( yey jump for joy)
Then another email to say here is my code for Farcray 6
Then another email to say i was 16th in the que ( Pfft hopes up gone )
Then 2 minutes later saying its dispatched ( head couldn't make heads or tails now on whats going on)
So DPD confirmed arriving today.
So there does not seem to be any word on the 5600x at all atm? That update thread still is only talking about 5950x and nothing else ?
So guess the email about clearing all orders of the 5000 series was in relation to the 5600/5800/5900 and a 6-8 week wait.
So guess the email about clearing all orders of the 5000 series was in relation to the 5600/5800/5900 and a 6-8 week wait.
I think globally, the 5000 series has seen the largest volume AMD have ever shipped on launch. The issues seem largely related to logistics with the UK particularly badly impacted.
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Any update on 5600x stock?
If you aren't already in a queue it's not like you have a choice
Try getting hold of any 5000 series CPU this year now... good luck
Even if your in the queue, you’ll be lucky to see them this year. Sat here looking at a case full of lovely new bits, that won’t do anything until I get the cpu. Sadly it seems the delivery dates are getting pushed back and back more and more.If you aren't already in a queue it's not like you have a choice
Try getting hold of any 5000 series CPU this year now... good luck
Yeah, shall give it a few more days then just probably get a 3900X or something to tide me over till next year, everything else is ready to go in the new case. Shame as I am only 80odd in the 5800X queue
Yeah we might need to be prepared for 4-6 months of this situation.
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I got my 5950X this morning Not from OC though. Paid quite less than what OC are charging too and came with Farcry 6.
Not from OC though. Paid quite less than what OC are charging too and came with Farcry 6.
Yes, my concern is that this will now run in to Brexit, and then it’s all anyone’s bet guess when we see anything.
The lack of non-5950X updates/fulfilment is a little concerning.
I'm seeing other (non-OCUK) retailers get small amounts trickling in (like 20-25 pieces per week) but even at that rate my queue position of #258 would be fulfilled sometime in January 2020.
The silence from OCUK is the most worrisome - I have half of a computer worth of parts sitting next to me which I can't do anything with - and I'm unsure whether I should just drop my queue and take a 3900X instead.
Comms should be #1 OCUK! Even if "We have no update today, still chasing our distributors" we would better understand your struggle. I'm not someone who is impatient, but I am someone who would prefer to know so that I can look at alternatives - I desperately need to get rid of this 2500K (yes, I'm still running on a 10 year old CPU - Sandybridge ftw)
The nice tables and forecasts provided by other retailers are refreshing - something that is seriously lacking from OCUK and does reinforce the complaints I've heard about transparency after the Nvidia 3000 launch.
I'm seeing other (non-OCUK) retailers get small amounts trickling in (like 20-25 pieces per week) but even at that rate my queue position of #258 would be fulfilled sometime in January 2020.
The silence from OCUK is the most worrisome - I have half of a computer worth of parts sitting next to me which I can't do anything with - and I'm unsure whether I should just drop my queue and take a 3900X instead.
Comms should be #1 OCUK! Even if "We have no update today, still chasing our distributors" we would better understand your struggle. I'm not someone who is impatient, but I am someone who would prefer to know so that I can look at alternatives - I desperately need to get rid of this 2500K (yes, I'm still running on a 10 year old CPU - Sandybridge ftw)
The nice tables and forecasts provided by other retailers are refreshing - something that is seriously lacking from OCUK and does reinforce the complaints I've heard about transparency after the Nvidia 3000 launch.