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AMD also released a Ryzen 9 7900, this 65W non-X model offers absolutely beautiful performance and temperatures. Next to the 7700, this actually might become a best seller in the current Ryzen 7000 product stack.
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pegasus1
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Posted on: 01/11/2023 09:20 AM
Ive just picked up a Gigabyte B550 AORUS ELITE AX V2 for £140 for a cheap build for my son. Its going with some spares i have like 3800X, 32GB 3200 and water loop, il house it in a LanLi Lancool 3 and put my old 6900XT in once my 4090 arrives.
1TB and 2TB NVME drives for the OS/Progs and Games.
The only thing i need to buy now is a PSU.
Yup, last board from Asus that was good and didn't rape you is my Asus CHVII 470x I paid $250 for it at Amazon. I should say the 470x chipset in general period, then came 570's and the prices jumped and continued up too now.
Ive just picked up a Gigabyte B550 AORUS ELITE AX V2 for £140 for a cheap build for my son. Its going with some spares i have like 3800X, 32GB 3200 and water loop, il house it in a LanLi Lancool 3 and put my old 6900XT in once my 4090 arrives.
1TB and 2TB NVME drives for the OS/Progs and Games.
The only thing i need to buy now is a PSU.
vestibule
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Posted on: 01/11/2023 07:00 PM
I see now that the dust has settled that if you enable PBO on these CPU's they go like the X. So a big $aving then compared to the X. So dont buy the 7900X get the 7900 and enable PBO.
Thats of course if you need this kind of CPU.
I see now that the dust has settled that if you enable PBO on these CPU's they go like the X. So a big $aving then compared to the X. So dont buy the 7900X get the 7900 and enable PBO.
Thats of course if you need this kind of CPU.
pegasus1
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Posted on: 01/11/2023 07:14 PM
I see now that the dust has settled that if you enable PBO on these CPU's they go like the X. So a big $aving then compared to the X. So dont buy the 7900X get the 7900 and enable PBO.
Thats of course if you need this kind of CPU.
I mentioned this earlier, the X is looking superfluous now we have the non-x and the X3D
I see now that the dust has settled that if you enable PBO on these CPU's they go like the X. So a big $aving then compared to the X. So dont buy the 7900X get the 7900 and enable PBO.
Thats of course if you need this kind of CPU.
I mentioned this earlier, the X is looking superfluous now we have the non-x and the X3D
vestibule
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Posted on: 01/11/2023 07:20 PM
Sorry I missed that but. I was referring to productivity and not games.
Sorry I missed that but. I was referring to productivity and not games.
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Yup, last board from Asus that was good and didn't rape you is my Asus CHVII 470x I paid $250 for it at Amazon. I should say the 470x chipset in general period, then came 570's and the prices jumped and continued up too now.