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Can I have an early one please?
609/4746 vs 532/3819 for the 3600XT; Hexus got 4025 @ 4.5ghz all-core.
That's a big step!
I'm vying for a 5600X when the sale opens at 2pm on Thursday, this has just cemented it for me.
Hope it means I can get a cheaper Ryzen 7 3700X! :P
Yes and me also please along with my 3090.Quote:
Originally Posted by iggy
The usual address if you would:
Mr Knot. A. Chance
1/4 Next Year Lane
No-Stock-Upon-Requestown
Lower F***ked
YO1 YOYOY
when is DDR5 and its supporting platforms suppose to come out? I am no way investing in DDR4 at this point.
Hard to say for sure, but new ram technology always comes out slower and more expensive than the outgoing mature technology.Quote:
Originally Posted by six_tymes
when all those years ago AMD said that AM4 would be good until 2020, they probably expected DDR5 to already be a thing. It clearly isn't.
On the flip side, I don't really want to invest any more money in SATA SSDs (let alone spinning rust), so might upgrade my son's and wife's PCs which are still on old Xeon and AM3 boards respectively.
If you are buying a lot more than the usual 16GB of ram, I wouldn't be scared off investing about £70 on DDR4 sticks that can't be carried forward. Also, unless you are aiming to buy a machine with a lot of cores I wouldn't worry about needing DDR5 bandwidth.
Like everyone expected GDDR6X to be massive this time around?Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnixHard to say for sure, but new ram technology always comes out slower and more expensive than the outgoing mature technology.Quote:
Originally Posted by six_tymes
when all those years ago AMD said that AM4 would be good until 2020, they probably expected DDR5 to already be a thing. It clearly isn't.
On the flip side, I don't really want to invest any more money in SATA SSDs (let alone spinning rust), so might upgrade my son's and wife's PCs which are still on old Xeon and AM3 boards respectively.
If you are buying a lot more than the usual 16GB of ram, I wouldn't be scared off investing about £70 on DDR4 sticks that can't be carried forward. Also, unless you are aiming to buy a machine with a lot of cores I wouldn't worry about needing DDR5 bandwidth.
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Originally Posted by blokeinkentYes and me also please along with my 3090.Quote:
Originally Posted by iggy
The usual address if you would:
Mr Knot. A. Chance
1/4 Next Year Lane
No-Stock-Upon-Requestown
Lower F***ked
YO1 YOYOY
HAHA, Idiot doxxed himself.
Not me, I'm still waiting for the HBM2 in my Vega card to take off :D :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by 3dcandy