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Never let logic get in the way of a good old moan. :)

I bought a Picasso the very same way. :)

Delayed listing just means that every Tom, Dick, and Harry that couldn't get it elsewhere will also now try at OCUK, adding further strain to the site. Can't see it being anything other than a clusterduck.

He was being quite literal; assuming his intention was to eat the pear after growing it.

There's only 6 weeks left of this year. I'm sure you'll survive.

Volume = economies of scale.

You could sell keyboards that don't have an F5 button on them. :) Edit: got to be worth a 20% mark-up.

If a product sells out globally within minutes, even at above RRP, then that's a clear indication that the price was too low to begin with.

Get a different girlfriend. For sure, it'll cost you less than a £1500 PC.

I assume that reviews won't be up until launch day...?

What is the sketch with the latest AMD Drivers? In the past I never thought twice about updating, but a few months back it was hell-like, so I reverted to an earlier stable version of Radeon Settings. Have things improved? Can I safely update to 20.whataver versions from 19.something high?

Unless they sell you a board with a dead CPU socket. :( Swapped for ASUS. Not an issue since.

Radeon Settings appears to work again.

I did have a look at using the DDU tool, but it came with so many warnings that I figure it should be the last resort. I'm trying a custom installation of 19.8.2 now since I definitely never had issues with that in the past. Seems like 19.9.x and on is causing the issue. So far so good...(until...

I need some assistance with reinstalling Adrenalin drivers. Every time I try to update the installation process results in a black screen, followed by a "no signal" message. I'm forced to reboot and Radeon Settings simply won't open up for me. It is a pain in the ass because I don't need my GPU...

I've not experienced any issues using a splitter cable on my reference 5700XT. I do have a modular PSU, so can use separate cables, but the extra cable for me just starts to make things look untidy. I do get the occasional coil whine, but it is generally only on boot-up if me PC hasn't been on...

Intel are all about their laptop sales, and they are still utterly dominant there. The volumes are that much higher. For the segment of the market that we exist in, sure, Intel are becoming irrelevant, but we shouldn't lose sight of the bigger picture itself. As for why Ryzen CPUs perhaps...

Even the 3600X won't hold a great deal more than 4.1GHz all core under load at stock.

I initially bought the Gaming Edge Pro WIFI, but dead CPU socket. Since I went Asus everything has been great. Very simple to flash new BIOSes too.

What I first thought was a dead CPU was in fact a dead CPU socket on the motherboard. There's so many different possibilities that you have to test for before being certain where the problem is.