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These chips are already overpriced at msrp so paying £400 for a 5600X when you can get a 10700K for £340 that matches it in games while delivering better multithread is just dumb imo.
That's fair enough. Why don't people buy Intel instead of waiting for AMD stock then?
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woo!
Not that it matters as the mobo is out of stock, psu out of stock, case out of stock memory out of stock... but at least i'll have a nice cpu to gawk at.
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woo!
Not that it matters as the mobo is out of stock, psu out of stock, case out of stock memory out of stock... but at least i'll have a nice cpu to gawk at.
Because AMD now has the mindshare so people are prepared to pay more for a weaker CPU.
Dont be daft. I've been Intel for years and now see that AMD is ahead of Intel
If a CPU with less cores requiring less power can keep up with one that has more cores and uses more power then why buy that instead? (other than availability)
This is what I mean by mindshare in believing that AMD are miles ahead when in truth gaming performance between the 5600X and 10700K is about even while the 10700K has better multi-thread performance so anyone paying scalpers £400 for 5600X is getting a weaker CPU for more money.
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When my 5600X arrives, I will need to remove the 3600 I'm using.
When I pull the pump head of the cpu heatsink, do I pull straight back or a twist and pull?
I don't want to damage the pins.
When I pull the pump head of the cpu heatsink, do I pull straight back or a twist and pull?
I don't want to damage the pins.
Make sure you run the CPU to get it warm first then gently twist to loosen.
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Ok, so I'll take the side off ready. Run P95 for a few minutes, shut down and just pull gently?
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Mines came a couple of days ago but I'm still on Intel as I'm waiting on my case arriving (which will probably still be weeks away) before I make this ITX build 
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Mines came a couple of days ago but I'm still on Intel as I'm waiting on my case arriving (which will probably still be weeks away) before I make this ITX build
Get it tested out of the box, just in case there's hardware issues elsewhere needing sorted. Leave it too long, it'll be a direct to manufacturer RMA which could take weeks, than using OCUK returns.
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Good idea!
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Mine has now been shipped, about time. Should be here Monday.
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Got two customers builds to do this weekend for xmas presents. one 5800X and one 5600X. Looking forward to trying the new kit out while I wait for my personal 5900x chip.
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I was in the 500's so not sure how you got yours before me. Oh well, not long now though.
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