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System Name | 1. Glasshouse 2. Odin OneEye |
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Processor | 1. Ryzen 9 5900X (manual PBO) 2. Ryzen 9 7900X |
Motherboard | 1. MSI x570 Tomahawk wifi 2. Gigabyte Aorus Extreme 670E |
Cooling | 1. Noctua NH D15 Chromax Black 2. Custom Loop 3x360mm (60mm) rads & T30 fans/Aquacomputer NEXT w/b |
Memory | 1. G Skill Neo 16GBx4 (3600MHz 16/16/16/36) 2. Kingston Fury 16GBx2 DDR5 CL36 |
Video Card(s) | 1. Asus Strix Vega 64 2. Powercolor Liquid Devil 7900XTX |
Storage | 1. Corsair Force MP600 (1TB) & Sabrent Rocket 4 (2TB) 2. Kingston 3000 (1TB) and Hynix p41 (2TB) |
Display(s) | 1. Samsung U28E590 10bit 4K@60Hz 2. LG C2 42 inch 10bit 4K@120Hz |
Case | 1. Corsair Crystal 570X White 2. Cooler Master HAF 700 EVO |
Audio Device(s) | 1. Creative Speakers 2. Built in LG monitor speakers |
Power Supply | 1. Corsair RM850x 2. Superflower Titanium 1600W |
Mouse | 1. Microsoft IntelliMouse Pro (grey) 2. Microsoft IntelliMouse Pro (black) |
Keyboard | Leopold High End Mechanical |
Software | Windows 11 |
And the scuttlebutt continues...That was a writer jumping the gun because of a typo (that was later fixed) about a motherboard showcase.
They did not "miss" anything. AMD never said it would launch Zen4 in Q2. Also i would say AMD stock is doing quite well compared to Chipzilla.
Decreased complexity actually. Dual ASMedia chipsets are cheaper than one X570. And with best DDR5 sticks being 16GB most boards could easily cut half the DIMM slots while maintaining 32GB capacity that is enough for most people all while actually increasing speeds with 1DPC system.
Atleast AMD had that channel. Nvidia just said FU to gamers and sold pellets to miners directly. Now they come crawling back begging for gamers to buy their old crap for near MSRP as if it's a good deal two years after release. And they did not need LHR equivalent because RDNA2 was worse at mining than Ampere.
There were $200+ X370 models. Im quite sure we will see $90 B650 boards. X670 and X670E are only for increased IO and unlike Intel's midrange chipsets there and no arbitrary limitations plus planned obsolescence with one chipset/socket supporting only two generations of CPU's.
Possible AMD Ryzen 7000 Launch Timeline Surfaces: Late-Aug Launch, Mid-Sep Availability
With AMD making it clear in investor-communications that its next-generation Ryzen 7000 "Zen 4" desktop processors will launch before October 2022; the countdown to their launch started. Wccftech got hold of a possible set of key dates. Apparently, August 28 is the big date on which AMD will...
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