The 5700X is so far my favourite CPU as the B2 stepping guarantees low temperature and quietness. I returned the 5800X3D for refund just because the high temperature makes the fan so noisy.
Same here. I ordered B650E ITX + Trident 2x32GB 5600C30 from the US at £725. Together with the 7950X at...
It's marginal improvement once the cooler surpasses a certain scale. The bottleneck is heat conductivity/dissipation underneath the lid. In other words, you won't get much better results than a basic air cooler which can handle 105W TDP.
I got rid of my 5800X3D due to the loud noise of the fan caused by the high temperature.
The 5800X3D has a bottleneck for heat conductivity/dissipation. Not even a high-end cooling system can tame it. (Think about an Intel 7700K without de-lidding.)
AGESA 1.2.0.6b doesn't provide official...
This isn't quite sensible. You are putting more weight on the high fps games.
Instead you should calculate the geometric mean of each CPU and compare. Unless of course you only play those high fps games where no monitor can reach that refresh rate.
It's a toy that is nice to have, not something vital for life.
Can afford the price? Sure. Can afford the cooling requirement? My ITX rigs are likely gonna struggle.
It's more like a precautious move that it may get sold out everywhere, just like the RTX 3000 GPUs, or PlayStation 5 etc.
Same here, merely 75C with small FFT with the 5700X. It's not even as stressful as patching multiple virtual machines at the same time.
My 5800X3D will arrive shortly but I'm not sure whether I want to put that into my daily driving rig as I really enjoy the power efficiency of the 5700X!
Yes. Asrock tech support told me that for 5700X to boot (despite it being recently released), the minimum version to boot was 1.0.8.0 Patch A (back when Vermeer was released in 2020, such like the 5900X etc), but they strongly recommend updating to 1.2.0.6b for 5700X.
Didn't ask about 5800X3D.
My 5700X failed to boot with 1.2.0.6b for a few times. Rolled back to 1.2.0.3 Patch C and no problem yet.
If 5800X3D will definitely require 1.2.0.6b then it's gonna be a test.
I was in a meeting when it launched. By the time I opened OcUK website it was only 3 in stock, and by the time I tried to place an order it's already back-order.
Luckily the other place is also free delivery this time.
I'm running all default BIOS settings without any overclocking in an ITX case cooled by Noctua L9A-AM4, trying to be eco friendly. Not sure about the default value for PBO settings (never bothered to figure out these in the BIOS)
I've been looking forward to downsize my daily driving rig into a more eco-friendly form. Thanks to your pro-AMD propaganda converting my religion a few years ago I'm stockpiling more and more AMD CPUs in my house :p
I had the hope that the 5800X3D could potentially defeat the 5800X in some...
Wow I haven't followed the news... Now it's probably an explanation why the 5700X's stock level from the forest came down so quickly in just one day - TPU's review probably have convinced many "non-gamer" people not to wait for the 5800X3D.
There are merely about 13k warheads in total. If each of these can yield ~ 50 kilotons of TNT (hypersonic / balistic missiles can't deliver something as heavy as Tsar), then the total yield is merely 650 million tones of TNT. This is just 22 eruptions of the Tonga volcano - so nothing more than...
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