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AMD is known to have charged 1000 for top desktop processor.
And I meant 16 core not at these leaked clocks, but real top, binned and factory clocked to burst. Something that wipes the floor with 9900K given enough cooling
Yeah, and the FX9590 was a joke because of it. I don't remember the price staying at a grand for long either.
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so, MSI have teased the ACE board... time to see how long Aorus Japanese CM takes to cave in now haha
@Silent_Scone hope asus looks a bit better! some how MSI gone back a little, z390 was far prettier
@Silent_Scone hope asus looks a bit better! some how MSI gone back a little, z390 was far prettier
Did AMD really charge a grand for that pile of crap? that's hilarious
i had one, i was given it, it boiled my Cooler Master Seidon 120V, no really it lasted about 6 months....^^ yup
Had to check my numbers and dates, but it was announced June 11th 2013 and originally launched exclusively for system builders at $920. By October it was on Newegg for $350 bare or $390 retail pack.
https://techreport.com/news/25486/fx-9590-now-available-in-retail-kit-at-massive-discount
I distinctly recall seeing it here follow the same pattern.
Had to check my numbers and dates, but it was announced June 11th 2013 and originally launched exclusively for system builders at $920. By October it was on Newegg for $350 bare or $390 retail pack.
https://techreport.com/news/25486/fx-9590-now-available-in-retail-kit-at-massive-discount
I distinctly recall seeing it here follow the same pattern.
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I really like this round of boards, but all these things are subjective. If you like the look of the more recent Intel offerings aesthetically you shouldn't be disappointed.
Indeed subjective, I wish they'd make more plain black boards with no stupid labelling and graphics on them. Less spend on RGB bling, silk screening/printing and all the other in your face style designs you see now. I miss the days of when boards were ugly, like the Abit NF-7 or IP35 etc.
My Gigabyte 8KNXP was RGB before RGB was even a thing. Beast of a board, horrendous to look at. She's getting a makeover soon
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Indeed subjective, I wish they'd make more plain black boards with no stupid labelling and graphics on them. Less spend on RGB bling, silk screening/printing and all the other in your face style designs you see now. I miss the days of when boards were ugly, like the Abit NF-7 or IP35 etc.
One of my all time favs
Anyone who doesn't recognise this board is dead to meOne of my all time favs
And not forgetting also the already mentioned RGB-non-RGB Gigabyte boards from years of yonder past
I think he meant the period 2004-2006. The original FX CPUs.
One of my all time favs
It certainly qualifies as an ugly board I'll give you that, I was lucky enough not to own a Pentium 4 from that period and went with the far superior products from AMD at the time.
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Excluding socket 754, naturallyIt certainly qualifies as an ugly board I'll give you that, I was lucky enough not to own a Pentium 4 from that period and went with the far superior products from AMD at the time.
. It was more a pick for me in that post due to function over form rather than performance! Scary to see how far things have come.I don't remember the earlier ones, it's the 9590 that sticks in my mind when you say "£1,000 AMD CPU"
Adoredtv replies to that tweet intimating there's a 12 core es which boosts a lot higher
Managing expectations?