You mean you've not seen it?You live in 2021?
Don't tell me you're still stuck in 2019?
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AMD Zen 2 (Ryzen 3000) - *** NO COMPETITOR HINTING ***
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Don't tell me you're still stuck in 2019?
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The top model those X370 Gigabyte hi-end boards will support is 12c/24t Ryzen 9 3900X. Still great, let's just hope the new Ryzens won't be too restricted in those older motherboards. You can find all the details in Support -> CPU Support on GB's website.
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if it was they would have law suit on hands.... Kinda sold us AMD as being supported till 2020.
https://hothardware.com/news/amd-confirms-am4-socket-support-future-ryzen-processors-2020
that was Selling point for me. If it was not the deal I would have went with Intel again.
Soldato
Oh man, you can be the source of all answers to the questions in this thread. Start at page 1 and answer everything please <3.
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CPUs will work in older motherboards however it's the advanced features like PBO and Automatic Overclock that may not be supported by older chipsets. We will see, based on comparison of X370 and X470 with R7 2700X that I saw somewhere on the internet the difference was negligible, almost non existent. So there's hope it will be similar with X370 and X570 as AMD themselves said you won't necessarily need X570 for Ryzen 3000s.
Great point.
My only worry is if the 3600 falls apart in emulation software because its of decent value to me. My 8086k seems to get through CEMU BOTW at 4k 60fps most of the time, I'm keeping fingers crossed the 3600 or 3900x or whatever can do the same.
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Guys.... REMEMBER TO CLEAN DUST FROM PC's or this can be YOU..... One year old LG OLED TV...... I guess My mate will be having unexpected Zen2 upgrade.... Lucky that it was just bstarting to burn when he came back from work or would have torched whole house !!!!
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Soldato
Looks like you could just polish that out tbh. 
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How the _____ does something like that even happen?
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So it wrecked his TV as well or am I misunderstanding something?
You'd think someone with a watercooled rig would know where to position his case. It's got have some room to breathe, just common sense.
You'd think someone with a watercooled rig would know where to position his case. It's got have some room to breathe, just common sense.
Caporegime
Hope the OLED still works.
Caporegime
Look at the bottom right corner, that TV is toast.
Soldato
Wat. I can't see dust causing that. Most hardware has overheat/over current protection. Dust alone can't cause a PC to catch fire. I've seen PC's 3" deep in a thick layer of dust and swarf being used in workshops and none have ever caught fire.
Caporegime
Water Cooling leak?
Soldato
If so it'd probably trigger the PSU to shut off before much happened, unless it got into the 240v side. But how is dust a factor there still?
Caporegime
I've had watercooling leaks, I've never had that.
I remember looking at one of my 6870's with a pool of water on it while playing singularity.
I couldn't be bothered redoing the loop so I put a small box on the card with some kitchen paper.