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ST5265679 here, not shipped which is confusing as I've seen order numbers higher than mine be shipped? it was just one item too...
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AMD Ryzen Pre-Order - Fulfilment List
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Received mine today. Just got nothing to go with it 
Me tooReceived mine today. Just got nothing to go with it
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YesSo just a nice looking paperweight for now
Shopping for a motherboard but until the EK waterblock comes back into stock it will remain an expensive paperweight Very late to the party. Glad to see the launch dayers getting delivered!
Order ID: ST5272392
Order Date: 16.04.2023 14:43:19
Order status: Ordered
Is there any chance this'll come before May 3rd? I think I read there's another delivery expected around the end of April? Trying to arrange time off work.
Order ID: ST5272392
Order Date: 16.04.2023 14:43:19
Order status: Ordered
Is there any chance this'll come before May 3rd? I think I read there's another delivery expected around the end of April? Trying to arrange time off work.
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I had only one issue while changing my 5900x for an 7800x3d.
I looked up the compatibility for AM4 to AM5 coolers, I foolishly didn't look hard enough in to it, I just read that they're compatible!
I have a custom hard lined loop in a Lian-Li case, everything went well until I tried to screw in the four CPU pins for my EK block...... they're different threads!
A bit of Googling later I came across these from OCUK, had I known I would have included them in my initial order
Oh well lesson learnt, I should have it finished by Friday.
I had only one issue while changing my 5900x for an 7800x3d.
I looked up the compatibility for AM4 to AM5 coolers, I foolishly didn't look hard enough in to it, I just read that they're compatible!
I have a custom hard lined loop in a Lian-Li case, everything went well until I tried to screw in the four CPU pins for my EK block...... they're different threads!
A bit of Googling later I came across these from OCUK, had I known I would have included them in my initial order
Oh well lesson learnt, I should have it finished by Friday.
As long as the cooler doesn't need the rear plate removed they're compatible
(I believe this is not removable on AM5)I went with a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120, temps are insanely good and it's all whisper quiet.
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I had only one issue while changing my 5900x for an 7800x3d.
I looked up the compatibility for AM4 to AM5 coolers, I foolishly didn't look hard enough in to it, I just read that they're compatible!
I have a custom hard lined loop in a Lian-Li case, everything went well until I tried to screw in the four CPU pins for my EK block...... they're different threads!
A bit of Googling later I came across these from OCUK, had I known I would have included them in my initial order
Oh well lesson learnt, I should have it finished by Friday.
I was planning on using my existing cooler which does say its AM5 compatible. But im half expecting it not to fit.
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As long as the cooler doesn't need the rear plate removed they're compatible
I went with a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120, temps are insanely good and it's all whisper quiet.
OCUK came in clutch, my standoffs have arrived! looks like i'll get to finish my build tonight
apparently mine arrived at home on Tues...2 days after I left for work abroad, and I'm not back to end Jul. Not sure what to do now..keep it or send it back...
as side note, anyone see the amazing review on Userbenchmark for the 7800x3d...wow
The AMD 7000X3D CPUs have the same core architecture as the rest of the 7000 series but they have one group of eight "3D" cores with extra cache. The “3D” cores are priced higher but run at 10% lower clocks. For most real-world tasks performance is comparable to the 7000X variant. Cache sensitive scenarios such as low res. canned game benchmarks with an RTX 4090 ($2,000) benefit at the cost of everything else. Be wary of sponsored reviews with cherry picked games that showcase the wins, ignore frame drops and gloss over the losses. Also watch out for AMD’s army of Neanderthal social media accounts on reddit, forums and youtube, they will be singing their own praises as usual. AMD continue to develop “Advanced Marketing” relationships with select youtubers in the hope of compensating for second tier products with first tier marketing. PC gamers considering a 7000X3D CPU need to work on their critical thinking skills: Influencers are paid handsomely to promote overpriced products. Rational gamers have little reason to look further than the $300 13600K which offers comparable real-world gaming and better desktop performance at a fraction of the price. Workstation users (and RTX 4080+ gamers) may find value in higher core CPUs such as the 16-core $400 13700K. Despite offering better performance at lower prices, as long as Intel continues to sample and sponsor marketers that are mostly funded by AMD, they will struggle to win market share. [Apr '23 CPUPro]
how does that site still operate with such bias
as side note, anyone see the amazing review on Userbenchmark for the 7800x3d...wow
The AMD 7000X3D CPUs have the same core architecture as the rest of the 7000 series but they have one group of eight "3D" cores with extra cache. The “3D” cores are priced higher but run at 10% lower clocks. For most real-world tasks performance is comparable to the 7000X variant. Cache sensitive scenarios such as low res. canned game benchmarks with an RTX 4090 ($2,000) benefit at the cost of everything else. Be wary of sponsored reviews with cherry picked games that showcase the wins, ignore frame drops and gloss over the losses. Also watch out for AMD’s army of Neanderthal social media accounts on reddit, forums and youtube, they will be singing their own praises as usual. AMD continue to develop “Advanced Marketing” relationships with select youtubers in the hope of compensating for second tier products with first tier marketing. PC gamers considering a 7000X3D CPU need to work on their critical thinking skills: Influencers are paid handsomely to promote overpriced products. Rational gamers have little reason to look further than the $300 13600K which offers comparable real-world gaming and better desktop performance at a fraction of the price. Workstation users (and RTX 4080+ gamers) may find value in higher core CPUs such as the 16-core $400 13700K. Despite offering better performance at lower prices, as long as Intel continues to sample and sponsor marketers that are mostly funded by AMD, they will struggle to win market share. [Apr '23 CPUPro]
how does that site still operate with such bias
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