vii

don't @ me

Not sure of their new stuff, but if prices keep dropping I am going to have a dozen R5 1600 machines all over the place

Damn you, Microcenter!!

Haha, no the VII doesn't interest me. Performance just isn't there for the price.

@jstudrawa I've used (or rather, tried to use) the 1600 before. Not a fan. Got rid of it almost immediately. First gen Ryzen had horrible RAM support, and I won't use AMD again until they've fully sorted it.

First-gen RAM problems were fixed with a BIOS update.

1600+v64

change my mind

For what reso?  1440p?   Cool.  v56 for 1080p then?

i mean... it can do 4k if you want to

looks at 1070 ti that soon has to

@Crunchy Dragon So you can plug any RAM into it, and it'll work just fine? Until they can accomplish that, which I've always had with Intel, they're kind of a no go for me...

@LukeSavenije Too old. I'd rather have the performance boosts of the newer stuff.

@jstudrawa Personally, I'd be going high refresh rate 21:9 1440p, if not higher. Gotta be an upgrade from what I have now, and I'm moving into a new place soon that'll have an office for me to work in so I don't need as much desk space for my personal rig.

Good!  Another #UWMR member Which are you going to get?

should be fine with the ram... what do you have?

@dizmo at this point, basically.

@jstudrawa I'm not entirely sure, but it'll be something 35"+, 1440p+; mostly comes down to how AMD's new cards are. If they're able to push the pixels, I'll get something cheaper with Freesync, if not, then I'll buy something from Nvidia with GSync.

@LukeSavenije I won't be using what I have now, I'll be using whatever 32GB kit I can get cheap.

@Crunchy Dragon Interesting. I might consider them then. Especially if the rumors are anywhere near accurate. I'd love me some 6 core at $100.