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Darn it! Figures AMD dumps coal in my stocking. So much for a Threadripper system this Christmas. Hopefully, they move to the 5nm process for Zen 3 CPU's. I really hope they did not push the RDNA 2 cards back as well.

I have this board in my system. AMD engineers did a wonderful job keeping the promise of backward and future compatibility for their chipsets with the BIOS as the only limitation.

I recently purchased the Define 7 XL and I am impressed with the quality and style. I liked that I could install both Blu-ray burners and the amount space it has inside. I currently have a Ryzen 3800X and will likely upgrade to a Threadripper 4000 series system without any doubt it will fit in...

I am still rocking an X-Fi Titanium HD sound card and Corsair SP2500 speakers. I have been looking around for a newer high quality sound card with RCA connectors for the SP2500 in case Creative does not release drivers that will work with upcoming Windows 10 builds. I will not go the external...

If the 3080's have a crazy price on them, I will likely buy a big Navi even if the 3080's have much better performance. If the big Navi's have a crazy price, I will likely stick with the 1080 for a lot longer.

I was thinking about the ten core 10900 until the price kept going up and up on them before my big pay-check arrived.

I like the much quicker boot than the Rampage V Edition 10 and snappier feel. I just did not like losing 1/3 of the memory and two adapter cards as well as the quad channel memory. I was going to nab the new Threadripper until I saw the $1400 price tag just for the CPU. I saw the 3800X for the...

I recently side-graded to a Ryzen 3800X and an Asus 570 motherboard from the broken 6850K system.

I was all ready to go with Threadripper for my new build until I noticed it lacked any entry level CPU's. A 16 core part for $800 or less would had been perfect. I need some more PCIe lanes and a slot, or two more than the X570 boards offer. That 10 core Intel part does seem appealing but for...

At about $55 each month, you might as well go with cable or dish-based services with a DVR. I pay about $30 each month for a decent package and a DVR.

I would up the memory to 16GB and go with a Ryzen 3600 CPU.

Some employers in the U.S. already do this. Lockheed Martin has a four-day work week for many if not all of its divisions.

I have been on the HEDT wagon since the release of the Core i7 920 and look forward to seeing AMD's new offerings. If I can get together enough money this year, I will most likely go with AMD this time around.

That was the last time I bought something from Game Stop as well.

Main PC - Intel HD Graphics 610. Laptop - nVidia GTX460M with 1.5GB of memory.

Main PC - Intel Celeron 3865U at 1.8Ghz. Laptop - Intel Core i7 2630QM.

I am not fond of this renting software model. This is the same reason I buy cars and not lease them because I like to keep what I pay for. I know they do it for the increased profits and less worry about compatibility issues with older versions of software. If only Open Office was as good as the...

I was just looking for a good performing stop-gap to replace the X99 system that bit the big one recently while I wait for Threadripper with DDR5 support. I was looking at purchasing the latest 1TB to 2TB NVMe drive to pair with an X3700 and a good X470 board. I admit that I am OCD about...

So much for picking-up a good X470 motherboard for a great price.

Wow! I cannot believe it has been twenty years either. I was around when some of the Dirty Harry movies came out. Now, you kids get off of my lawn!