No guarantee though,but the Asus promo looks a good deal:
https://promotion.asus.com/en/uk/Ryzen
Look like AMD is releasing an embedded version of Epyc:
https://wccftech.com/amd-snowy-owl-e...ries-3251-soc/
Out of interest did you have any problems with the BIOS firmware? I installed one of the higher spec Ryzen 3 or 5s (can't remember which) and had a nightmare sending the board back over and over till they finally updated the firmware.
The HP Envy with RR is now available in the US:
http://store.hp.com/us/en/pdp/hp-env...ouch-1za07av-1
scaryjim (08-11-2017)
Certain boards actually only supported BR or Ryzen 7 out of the box and not Ryzen 3 and Ryzen 5! It was because some of the initial BIOS versions did not support the newer CPUs and why I made sure I stuck with boards where all versions supported the CPUs I paired with the build. The problem is you can't say whether a retailer has gotten stock with the updated BIOS or not.
I suppose I could grab a cheap BR APU just in case - no doubt I could find a use for it afterwards
Interesting to review the specs of the HP laptop, btw. Be interesting to see how those prices translate to the UK. $865 with 8GB RAM and the 256GB SSD might be a bit steep for my wallet...
EDIT: and the memory options are bizzarre ... swap one 4GB SODIMM for an 8GB one for an extra $70, or swap both for an extra $150...? How does that work?
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