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2.5 days vs 200 seconds...OK, IBM. Can't wait for a Qubit architecture GPU so that we can finally game with full path-tracing at 1080p 60 FPS!

Great review - thank you! Your summary is spot on: either save the $50 and go with the 3600, or shell out the extra $70 and grab a 3700X. I'm still favoring a 3700X for my overhaul in a few months.

980Ti with a 1080p 144Hz monitor. It's a great combo, but I'm wanting to upgrade my GPU and move to a 1440p 144Hz IPS someday.

Not sure that's enough to get overly excited about. I'm likely to still snag a 3700X next spring.

One movie per day for $10/mo. Most people that I know are perfectly content with their Prime, Hulu, and Netflix subscriptions that provide them unlimited movies/shows per day...even if they have to wait a while for content to transition from the big screen/broadcast to their streaming services.

Wake me when they release an 1800Ti (essentially a non-RTX 2080Ti) for around $700...

Just based on the price tags alone... 3700X 8c/16t 3.6/4.4 GHz $330 3800X 8c/16t 3.9/4.5 GHz $400 3900X 12c/24t 3.8/4.6 GHz $530 3950X 16c/32t 3.5/4.7 GHz $750 i7-9700K 8c/8t 3.6/4.9 GHz $365 i9-9900K 8c/16t 3.6/5.0 GHz $495 Yes, the pricing is VERY competitive between the brands...

Wow...I may have to buy this. Bard's Tale 1 and 2, along with the Ultima games are solely responsible for my thirst of PC RPG gaming, still today.

AS5 still hanging in there after all these years. It's definitely showing its age, but it's well within an acceptable margin for non or light OC'ers. I'm using PK-3 right now, but I may have to check out those Thermal Grizzly products a bit closer...

Much cheaper than I thought Disney was going to charge. I'll likely sign up for all three to augment Prime (with Starz and HBO) and Netflix. Well, I already have Hulu, but this package deal is pretty stout.

The Atlas was an absolute beast for close-quarter combat. I preferred hilltop sniping using an Awesome equipped with 3 Clan-PPGs while sending in my squad for close range engagement.

Anyone bite on W:YB yet? Steam shows a rating of 6/10 (74% Metacritic), but I much prefer feedback and testimony from fellow tech forum members and long-time franchise fans.

As a huge fan of MW4, I've been looking forward to this sequel for 19 years! I just hope the wait will be worth it...

"Members of the board, we need to find a way to raise prices, but not in a way that'll seem like blatant price fixing, fraud, or self-sabotaging our plants, like all the other times in the past." *flips master switch in breaker box* "crap, we have a serious power outage!" "Perfect. Our...

I haven't bought nor played a Wolfenstein game since RTCW...18 years ago (and I still occasionally fire it up). Man, I really need to start buying up these sequels!

And the line-up starts with a 6 core that boosts to 4 GHz for $100! That kind of bang for the buck is hard-pressed to beat, IMO.

I'm leaning towards the same as an upgrade for my 3770K. Should be one hell of a jump for us both!

I didn't forget about it...it's just not a CPU price point that I'm going to make relevant to my wallet. :p

Damned awesome review! Good gravy...these Ryzen 3000 series are THE choice for their price points, IMO. ~$330 = R7 3700X 8c/16t @ 3.6/4.4 GHz 32MB L3 w/ HSF i7-9700 8c/16t @ 3.0/4.7 GHz 12MB L3 w/ HSF ~$400 = R7 3800X 8c/16t @ 3.9/4.5 GHz 32MB L3 w/ HSF i7-9700KF/K 8c/16t @ 3.6/4.9 GHz w/o...

Beautifully done review - thanks! I'm likely going to move on a GPU deal come black Friday/cyber Monday, and it's either going to be 5700XT, 5800/XT, or 2070Super. I want to wait for the 5800 to be reviewed and let some time pass so that I can decide which is the best bang for the buck for my...