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Is this series compatible with AM4? I've got a crazy idea of replacing my 3900X.
Pretty sure it's already been confirmed that 400 series boards will get support and then it will be up to the manufacturers discretion to implement it with MSI having already said that all their 400 series boards will do so.I wonder if this is another reason for the name change, the 4000 series APU's will work as they're Zen2, but the 5000 series being Zen3 might be the excuse they're looking for to push everyone to update from B450...
barely any leaks there is loads. go check youtube.
5700X (65W 8 core) niche is too good to skip it. It must be coming. Possibly with a small delay to not hurt 5800X sales.
We barely hear any news or leaks about Zen 3 period. 7 days to go
Except that Asus have launched refreshed B450 boards with bigger BIOS chips explicitly for the purpose of running Zen 3but the 5000 series being Zen3 might be the excuse they're looking for to push everyone to update from B450...
Doubtful, nobody cares enough about AMD products to bother with bots /sI wonder if the new CPUs will have stock availability issues due to bots, just like the 3080s.
Doubtful, nobody cares enough about AMD products to bother with bots /s
Being serious for a minute, AMD still faces negative perceptions from the "best of the best" and Intel fanboy camps, and I'd wager the number of insane AMD fanboy types who'd flock to a new Ryzen launch like they were dying in 24 hours is fairly small. So I don't foresee an insane flock to buy the second things are available. Add to that AMD are likely going to have half-decent stock, so initial demand could be fulfilled.Lol you gave me hope until I saw the "/s" at the end of your post!
^^^ Yes, and Gigabyte have done the same - a late response to MSI nailing it with the revamped MAX series (32 MB eeprom) and gave them the jump to be first to officially support Zen3 on B450.Except that Asus have launched refreshed B450 boards with bigger BIOS chips explicitly for the purpose of running Zen 3
Being serious for a minute, AMD still faces negative perceptions from the "best of the best" and Intel fanboy camps, and I'd wager the number of insane AMD fanboy types who'd flock to a new Ryzen launch like they were dying in 24 hours is fairly small. So I don't foresee an insane flock to buy the second things are available. Add to that AMD are likely going to have half-decent stock, so initial demand could be fulfilled.
I could be wrong though.
I really doubt it. Stock should be plentiful compared to the shipshow that was Ampere, and also a CPU release does not, relatively speaking, generally have the same level of crazy hype and FOMO as a big GPU release.
I really doubt it. Stock should be plentiful compared to the shipshow that was Ampere, and also a CPU release does not, relatively speaking, generally have the same level of crazy hype and FOMO as a big GPU release.I wonder if the new CPUs will have stock availability issues due to bots, just like the 3080s.
Being serious for a minute, AMD still faces negative perceptions from the "best of the best" and Intel fanboy camps, and I'd wager the number of insane AMD fanboy types who'd flock to a new Ryzen launch like they were dying in 24 hours is fairly small. So I don't foresee an insane flock to buy the second things are available. Add to that AMD are likely going to have half-decent stock, so initial demand could be fulfilled.
I could be wrong though.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ryzen+5700x+CPU&sp=EgIIAw%3D%3Dbarely any leaks there is loads. go check youtube.