TheTopMostDog

I have to disagree with this. The 3600, 3600X and 3900X have to contain the lowest binned chiplets (with a couple of underperforming or entirely borked cores), while the 3800X and 3950X would have to contain the highest binned (flawless) chiplets. Those latter, pristine chiplets were probably destined to be high end Threadripper and Epyc CPUs, and that's why they will suffer in the value sentiment; they charge a premium to match the pricetag they originally would have demanded. The question is, how will this translate into real-world performance and gaming results? It's still too soon to tell, especially with the availability issues with the 3800X.

Hell yeah, I'm so entering this. Running a 7970 here. Tried crossfire, but one of the cards failed out of warranty. Why am I entering? Because I own a 144hz monitor and... http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1722?vs=1749. That's why.

I think the Kiro looks like it'd be a little more comfortable for me, but I've never even touched a Roccat mouse, so I'm interested in either! I'm keen because I've been through more than just a couple of mice trying to find one to replace my (second) beat up, old G9x..

My Logitech G9 was dying, so I bought a bunch of new mice to try and replace it. Several hundred Aussie dollars later, I gave up and bought an old-stock G9x. Now that G9x is dying and I don't know where to turn! Quite keen on giving the final mouse a shot, though.