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Then you're going to be looking forward for a while yet since it doesn't release until September.

I think only in the most general terms, bearing in mind it's a keynote to a large consumer audience. Most of the juicy detail people like us are interested in I suspect would be in briefings, presentations or interviews in the hours and days after the keynote. Amen. :D

5pm, Vegas is UTC - 8

There's something to be said for always setting your expectations low and being pleasantly surprised ;)

They've already presented those to the relevant audience a couple months back. Consumers are not the relevant audience for those products.

Ultimately this is the *Consumer* Electronics Show. They're not going to pitch up and talk about data centre or anything else, except perhaps in passing. They're going to talk about products, because that's what you talk to consumers about. I'm expecting something along the lines of "we've...

Wasn't the case when I swapped my mobo, and that was on the old "hardware locked" policy before they changed how activation was handled. My Win 10 was a free upgrade, which was from an OEM Win 7. IIRC I just emailed activation team and they issued a new key. Maybe the free upgrade from Win 7...

Or should be, with the move to activation being tied to Microsoft accounts rather than hardware. I've been assuming he meant All Core Turbo.

Just came to post exactly that. Looks like the delta for Game Mode in AotS on the 2700X is about 20%. :rolleyes:

Anyone in a position to do a quick 2700X AotS Bench with Game Mode On & Off? I've been looking around for one but can't find anything.

Page 26 of the doc you link covers it. Turns off four cores on a 2700X and "constrains memory access". Easy to miss from Intel's doc, good spot from DM and makes the whole thing even shoddier than it was before, if that's even possible.

The data can be real even if the slides are fake ;)

Lovely...

It would be my choice if I were buying now, lovely board. ASRock don't have the same pedigree as the other board vendors when it comes to higher-end stuff maybe?

If you look at its compute performance, where it's on a par with an XP in some cases, that may indicate it's not gamers picking these up.

PC Load Letter?

Ars Technica: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/08/amd-threadripper-review-1950x-1920x/

Uh huh http://www.pcworld.com/article/3211409/computers/why-ryzen-threadripper-has-two-mysterious-chips.html

https://www.eteknix.com/threadripper-delidding-reveals-four-dies/ Did we know this already? I thought I'd read it was two dies for Threadripper...