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From what I heard some techtuber say if memory is correct, amazon was selling some 9800X3D with estimated delivery somewhere in januari b4 they pulled sales all toghether, anyways, I'm not paying 599€ retail for a 9800X3D evven if it was in stock.

I would prefer only p-cores too, but due to the lack of HT would we not require like at least a 10 or12 core if you need 8 for games already. I mean testing conditions is one thing, but a real everyday use system usually has more running in the background then just the bare minimum.

There is a good chance a lot of those are throwaway accounts, and it would be easy enough to create a new one as soon as one get's deleted and also you will encourage them to hide themselves better, doubt you will stop them.

While true, the force needed to close the bracket always makes me cringe somewhat when doing that bit, with my current built I even stopped and checked to see if it was seated correctly because all the force needed /shiver

This is something that has been bugging me for years, if you want to find out how a 4-5 gen old pce of hardware compares to something new you have to dig trough as much old reviews to get somewhat of an idea, I get there is a limit to what can be tested once you get a review sample, but nothing...

this reminds me of some guy who made a joke stating he had trouble remembering his password so he uses incorrect as his password so when he put in the wrong one the pc said your password is incorrect

I just bought a 64 gig 6000 kit with EXPO settings from G Skill for my upcomming build.

They seem to be knowing what they are doing given that they aim to get it running on Series S at 60fps some time after launch https://www.altchar.com/game-news/stalker-2-runs-at-60-fps-on-xbox-series-x-but-series-s-owners-will-have-to-settle-for-30-fps-at-launch-azLwQ3s6DLpb id software has...

What I heard is that 6000 was the sweet spot for AMD atm

There is enough money atm in AI for GPU's that it would be silly to stop on that now, less SKU's does not mean none, if they can launch a couple of SKU's at a decent price/perf level while also working on more indutry focused progress there should be a chunk of the market available to them. AMD...

Aaand sold out :p A German retailer has it listed for 529€ but the only shop in Belgium I found it at has it at 599€

I understand why reviewers do what they do, and I also know why that does little to nothing to help me (or others) make an informed decision. I hope LTT's lab will eventually fill a void by providing lot's more searchable data.

As long as this does not result in wasted die's it's fine, the abundance of models is usually due to silicon defects and lack of production capacities

They should focus on getting x86 back decent for their users b4 going on an extra route

I have been doing some more research and it seems that Asrock might have what I want feature wise with the Taichi, Taichi lite and one other board so there is still hope :p

AMD 870X-E seems to have 44 PCIe lanes vs 48 for intel Z790 and Z890 and those can do it no problem

From what I have seen, quite a nr of X870 boards seem to have the functionality, alas, a lot of the boards also seem to lack the amount of M2 and SATA ports I would like to use unless I want to run my GPU at 8x and disable other PCIe slots on the mobo which my soundcard needs. X670 boards seem...

Is it me or do all these X870 Mob's have very limited Storage capabilities? I'm looking for something that allows 4 x M.2 and 4 x SATA ports without gimping the GPU or other PCIe slots, do those even exists?

So who has any experience with these mobo's that you can flash without CPU installed? If I go the 9800X3D route I need to get it working too. Atm mostly leaning rowards Gigabyte > Asus > Asrock/MSI but Gigabyte's seems spotty at best.