@orbitalwalsh - imagine an emoticon with a grinny face but with a middle finger in the assumed position (mind you it didn't didn't include the words Xtreme - you're slipping)
trolololI'll start @'ing Esat on your 9700K specs in retaliation - he'll buckle sooner or later
@orbitalwalsh - imagine an emoticon with a grinny face but with a middle finger in the assumed position (mind you it didn't didn't include the words Xtreme - you're slipping)
I'll start @'ing Esat on your 9700K specs in retaliation - he'll buckle sooner or later
Agreed, especially as it's only the informed that will notice these 'Narnia' type deals, to begin with.
That won't stop Esat - he's a relentless torrent of reasoning - i enjoy his Finnish, dry humour (although, agreed the brute force of the 9700K would hold you for years - but this is written within brackets so, you're still on your own
).Yep, Ryzen kept things relatively understated, letting the media create the wave (and the Zen 2 thread), and were given the opportunity to drop the hammer for emphasis (ignoring motherboards). Wonder how they'll play the Zen 3 release...
What are you still doing awake?
Any idea how long the reviews take to go live?
Pics !
Been told it's heavy !
It is very heavy, I think the backplate adds to it. Very nice looking board in the flesh, quite understated. Too tired to build it right now, been laying slabs and can't move now!
