£200-230.
Most likely £220
Aorus/Gigabyte X570 - Buildzoid Ripple tests with AORUS & ASUS
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Most likely £220
Will it be good enough for gaming with 3600x/3700x ? Pretty much a noob on boards so dunno what i should be looking for if its around £200 then it will be on my list. I need a itx so im pretty limited
It'll be good enough for a 3900x. Lol.
Even current trash boards are good enough for a 3600x/3700x.
Yeah me too. Hope it's closer to £200....but I won't hold my breath...They need to give me 20 quid back for the fan that's going straight in the bin.....still holding out for a 199.99 price
But I won't be paying over the odds for it, that's for sure.
So in theory it doesnt really matter what the motherboard is like aslong as it can run the cpu ?
The ryzen 3000 six core and eight cores should use less power than their ryzen 2000 counterparts.
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max should be £226 - lets hope bulk orders and ££ strength wasn't to bad . I know people are mentioning and it is True that PCIe 4.0 is expensive - they also fail or forget the pound is at an all time low to $$$ and ALL hardware bought in as at Dollar prices . Great for export, poor for import
And thats why its hard to nail a price down for UK . ITX board shouldn't be more then above , unless resellers inflate it ....
Aorus 7 x470 is Full ATX and matches Entry and mid tier X570 boards whilst being £40+ cheaper and wifi.
B450 MSI AC set to do well - does have 8+4 pin which is handy for 12+ cores but VRM and PCB arent anywhere near x570, as well as OCUK staff mentioning TDP Eff isn't as good . Price wish, it'll fly off the shelf with ryzen 3600 . Hopefully some testing comes out to see how it does with 3600/3733hz ram also that take the price higher then a budget build , unless users are able to manually overclock a good 3200hz ram kit for £40 cheaper
No info yet.
Will do but not until after the launch, could only get some many samples
@Plec his 4000hit will work in the Pro/Ultra/Master i believe - prob save the cash with 3600 version and push tighter timings with Ryzen Ram Calculator using 3733hz
@GIGA-Man - Does that mean some reviewers will have your/a PICe 4.0 NVMe to test as well ...?
if true, nice ! just the copper colouring
Yes, many of the media will have our drives.
Thanks for the informed and detailed response, @EsaT - can't say I expected anything less. Very interested in the the AKG K702 from reviews - open design and especially as not bass heavy.
I have follow up questions but will take them to the Sound forum as i'll derail the thread - I need some more 'unvarnished' responses to my lazy questions. I'll quote your post at the start of the thread and resume my follow up questions there - although i noticed you helped a guy out recently (who doesn't seem to realise it from his replies) - so have gained a lot of useful info from that.
Yep, i own a few pairs of quality Sennheiser's - I replace ear covers and headbands - i won't re-appropriate for gaming as they're my music headsets (I'm not an audiophile - but prefer the sound of open design.) - but may give a cheaper set to my son and bin his gaming headset from your reply.
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Your going from 4x 50amps to 6x 70amps . MOSFETs are top of the line and run cooler as well .
If your looking to slap a 16 core in , job done . Your current one would be fine with 3800x or 3900x with good top down cooler
Then you've got AX WiFi Vs AC , back plate , bios flashing .
The ITX actually works out the better costing board of the lot lol
Thanx for your reply, i currently dont have any board as im intel but im planning on getting a 3600x or a 3700x depending on reviews and im looking at boards the cheapest itx board is rumoured to be £220. Im just struggling to find out what the difference is and is it worth waiting for the 570 or get a b450. Im not upgrading my gpu for a few years so i dont need pci 4 i dont have wifi 6 router so indunno how much that will benefit me and i have no clue on what memory i would needs as im not clued up like most in here and havnt built a pc since 2014
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In answer to your earlier question and given this response then i'd say definitely not, save yourself £100. Memory? you can get a good 3000mhz 16gb kit for well under £100, it will go very well with a B450 board and a 3600-3700X, maybe even a 3200mhz kit, certainly no need to go any furtehr than that.
Here's a highly reccomended (everywhere) B450 mobo.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/msi-...ocket-am4-ddr4-atx-motherboard-mb-33s-ms.html -
Here's something I found elsewher eon the forum that might help you.
https://i.redd.it/jns90zhx3o731.png
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Aorus and MSI h itx boards far better VRM at same costs then the AC.
Better PCB and Dimm design as well , hopefully 3600hz would be fine.
X570 itx designed to handle 16 cores
And then you see how the new PBO works , video on the Zen2 thread. More power... More it'll push it's self with good cooling
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Conflicting still no better off haha il just wait for the release and price of the x570 itx boards and see what i think. It has to be itx as im not replacing my case so my options are limited. If i can get a MSI B450I at £120 and these x570s are inflated to £250 -£350 ( Ive heard the Asus Rog strix x570 itx will be around £430) then i might just buy the cheaper board and save £120 and wait for the x570s to drop in price or get a x670 in a years time which shouldnt be inflated as i doubt there will be ryzen 4000 series next year unless im wrong
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Conflicting still no better off haha il just wait for the release and price of the x570 itx boards and see what i think. It has to be itx as im not replacing my case so my options are limited. If i can get a MSI B450I at £120 and these x570s are inflated to £250 -£350 ( Ive heard the Asus Rog strix x570 itx will be around £430) then i might just buy the cheaper board and save £120 and wait for the x570s to drop in price or get a x670 in a years time which shouldnt be inflated as i doubt there will be ryzen 4000 series next year unless im wrong
Just don't spend more than you you need to on over-priced 570 boards at launch. It's price gouging and panic season here, not a great time to buy anything.
Just don't spend more than you you need to on over-priced 570 boards at launch. It's price gouging and panic season here, not a great time to buy anything.