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What’s the cheapest price paid for 7800X3D from Overclockers.
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AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
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Think it was sub £330 last BF?
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Talk about false advertising.
I'm thinking of getting one of these. My PC is really old hat.
To try and future proof as much as is possible, is there an X870E motherboard with dedicated 16 lane PCIE 5.0 that would also support 2x PCIE 5.0 SSDs and has full Wifi 7?
I was looking at the AsRock Nova Wifi, but then I saw it didn't really have full Wifi support. Something about lacking 320mhz mode.
To try and future proof as much as is possible, is there an X870E motherboard with dedicated 16 lane PCIE 5.0 that would also support 2x PCIE 5.0 SSDs and has full Wifi 7?
I was looking at the AsRock Nova Wifi, but then I saw it didn't really have full Wifi support. Something about lacking 320mhz mode.
They either go up drastically price wise, or don't have the feature set you want.
The gigabyte auris has a good WiFi chip, but the pcie 5 support your after isn't there (which I find odd for an x870e board, as the specs of this are more like a b850.
Then the MSI mpg carbon WiFi, gives you everything you want and more, but is a fair chunk more money
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@Gibbo - 7800X3D, any info on further price reductions? Hoping for around £300... wishing?!?
Lowest I have seen it on OCUK was £315 and that was back in June. Unsure if it will get any lower than that
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Hoping, wishing, praying?
All of the MSI X870E and non E boards have a Qualcomm Wifi 7 module that fully supports the 320mhz band.
Specs of every motherboard in this Google spread sheet: (scroll right to see the quirks of each board). With USB 4 also eating PCI-E lanes, just about all of them have compromises in one way or another.
AM5 Motherboards Sheet (X870/X670/B650/A620)
We can all hope, I do wonder if they lower the cost of the 7800X3D it may impact sales of the 9800X3D when it comes out next week
It's all if buts and maybes right now, the 9800X3D may be anywhere from £399 to £549, its price and availability will determine where the 7800x3d price lands I'd guess.
Will be interesting time in the 2nd hand market for those moving from other variants of X3D as the value they can sell at will be all over the place
Will be interesting time in the 2nd hand market for those moving from other variants of X3D as the value they can sell at will be all over the place
AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D To Cost $479, $30 US Higher Than 7800X3D
A latest leak suggests that the upcoming AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D will cost $479, which is a $30 price increase over its predecessor.
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AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Allegedly Priced at $480
AMD is about to launch the Ryzen 7 9800X3D 8-core/16-thread processor with 3D V-cache on November 7, 2024, and it is widely expected to extend AMD's leadership with gaming performance. Hoang Anh Phu, a reliable source with PC hardware leaks, says that the 9800X3D comes with a launch price that's...
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Thanks, that is very comprehensive.All of the MSI X870E and non E boards have a Qualcomm Wifi 7 module that fully supports the 320mhz band.
Specs of every motherboard in this Google spread sheet: (scroll right to see the quirks of each board). With USB 4 also eating PCI-E lanes, just about all of them have compromises in one way or another.
AM5 Motherboards Sheet (X870/X670/B650/A620)
docs.google.com
To be honest it looks like the only motherboard that does it would be the MSI Godlike which is
1) 3x what I am willing to pay
2) Not even available in this country.
None of them will support x2 PCIE 5.0 SSD's. You will have to go for the older X670E for that. Reason being AMD are mandating USB4 on all X870/E chipsets which uses the lanes that were being used for a 2nd NVME slot on the older chipset.
You might get a board saying it has a 2nd slot through the chipset, but the chipset only connects to the CPU through a 4x PCIE 4.0 connection so it will never do those speeds.
The Godlike seems to, by disabling USB 4.0. if you populate a specific slot.
Interesting, I had not looked at that board because of the very UN-Godlike price of it. The spec sheet on their website doesn't mention the tradeoff at all as far as I can see either.