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Liking the placement of the M.2 slot on the Asus Crosshair board - well away from the graphics card.
I've found somewhere with proper prices on three AM4 mobos.
X370-Taichi = £184
X370 Gaming K4 =£124
B350 Tomahawk = £117
Had to currency convert and VAT may need to be added on.
If you add VAT to those prices then they are parity with the Intel equivalent - so much for less complex motherboards being cheaper then!
Intel up to sometime in 2019 don't look to have any large IPC gains, the biggest change will be 2 extra cores on their mainstream APU. Now considering sky/kaby can't even beat 28nm Excavator based AMD APUs... lol, 6 core APU won't come close to a quad core Zen APU on the GPU side. So if you need GPU AMD will thrash it, if you need CPU it will be 6 core APU at, lets say not good prices, vs 8 core Zen, which will be faster if you really need CPU performance.
Unclear. Rumours suggest that the 8 cores will be releasing first, but it seems likely that there will be a launch window and it might be a few weeks to roll the whole lot out. Intel kinda did that with Kabylake was a couple weeks later before the unlocked i3 hit the shelves.Will the Ryzen 5 be launching at the same time? Everything seems to be focused around the 1700/1800
my understanding is that, it will be 8 and 6 cores on launch day, and 4 cores to be released later on.Will the Ryzen 5 be launching at the same time? Everything seems to be focused around the 1700/1800
Crosshair will be the best model in the range for overclocking and features at launch
Unclear. Rumours suggest that the 8 cores will be releasing first, but it seems likely that there will be a launch window and it might be a few weeks to roll the whole lot out. Intel kinda did that with Kabylake was a couple weeks later before the unlocked i3 hit the shelves.
This is all guess work though. Hopefully we'll get all the answers after next week.
my understanding is that, it will be 8 and 6 cores on launch day, and 4 cores to be released later on.
nothing official though.
How does it work?I'm trying to figure out how m2 shield works... a thermal pad to conduct heat, but to what looks like a heat shield... meaning here, conduct your heat through the pad right to a heat insulator, so where is it dissipating the heat?