Because sending my ASUS GPU to their RMA centre in Czechoslovakia was so simple
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*** AMD "Zen" thread (inc AM4/APU discussion) ***
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the time travel alone required to get it 1992 would have put me offBecause sending my ASUS GPU to their RMA centre in Czechoslovakia was so simple
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Well i guess this confirms better than 2400mhz mem support eh @Silent_Scone ?
http://imgur.com/a/ZY66z
Although i wanted the Taichi from Asrock i think this may be the goto board.
http://imgur.com/a/ZY66z
Although i wanted the Taichi from Asrock i think this may be the goto board.
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Alreeeet guys, how's it goin'
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Adored's video is very interesting. Even to show Ryzen could possibly have a better IPC for Skylake, if not it is very very close.
If in the end Ryzen is close to Skylake then what a fantastic job AMD have done in make this much improvement in a one generation step, including power efficiency. Could shake the mobile market up too.
Looks like the train keeps going....
If in the end Ryzen is close to Skylake then what a fantastic job AMD have done in make this much improvement in a one generation step, including power efficiency. Could shake the mobile market up too.
Looks like the train keeps going....
The pricing is looking very good indeed. Anything is compared to Intel's pricing.
A PS/2 port (for mechanical keyboard) is common on a high end motherboard, an ISA slot is notNo ISA slots either.
If the 1700X comes in at the alleged ~£340, I won't really be regretting my 6800K purchase (~£340 for the CPU, and ~£140 for the motherboard). I doubt I'd notice the performance differences in normal use, and the difference between 6C and 8C isn't that large IMHO. It'll also be good to see how it compares to the 6C 1600X which should be significantly cheaper.
It'll be very interesting to see if the only difference between the 1700X and 1800X is really just clock speed - if so, and the 1800X compares favourably with the 6900K, it'll be a comparative bargain.
It'll be very interesting to see if the only difference between the 1700X and 1800X is really just clock speed - if so, and the 1800X compares favourably with the 6900K, it'll be a comparative bargain.
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A PS/2 port (for mechanical keyboard) is common on a high end motherboard, an ISA slot is not
Sorry, I couldn't help myself! I understand the desire for it even as a backup slot though I can't remember when I last used PS/2.
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lol @ craving for ISA slots. What platforms are some of you folks upgrading from. 
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lol @ craving for ISA slots. What platforms are some of you folks upgrading from.
It was a joke about people asking for PS/2
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