Livineasy629

https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/04/16/sony-reveals-next-gen-playstation-details not the best source but still, whether you’re a pc enthusiast or a console player this is pretty great news. Says the Navi gpu will support ray tracing.
 
also looks like this should be backwards compatible. 

https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/04/16/sony-reveals-next-gen-playstation-details not the best source but still, whether you’re a pc enthusiast or a console player this is pretty great news. Says the Navi gpu will support ray tracing.
 
also looks like this should be backwards compatible. 

its stable, but there's some weirdness since they removed some of the shortcuts like the control panel being in right click on start and changed some of the settings to be removed from control panel entirely and only exist in settings.
 
But in terms of having to fix things? Nah, thing is rock solid in my experience, had it for about a month.

NO IT IS NOT. I RATHER BE A MEMBER OF THE FORUM THAN BE BANNED. 

how about some hot PCB on PCB action? 

Thicc

bad value? Thats called just being stupid on intels part because the didn't wanna leave the i5 out of the party. Oh and by including the i5 in the X lineup they just made the whole processor sku system even more of a damn nightmare.
 
I guarantee some of the really high end (with what looks like boat loads of RGB) x299 mobos will be on par with the price of the i5 X if not more. Talk about stupid. 

ITX sized socket

SLI two titan X's and get a double socket x299 board with two of them i5s you got yourself a system

SLI two titan X's and get a double socket x299 board with two of them i5s you got yourself a system

bad value? Thats called just being stupid on intels part because the didn't wanna leave the i5 out of the party. Oh and by including the i5 in the X lineup they just made the whole processor sku system even more of a damn nightmare.
 
I guarantee some of the really high end (with what looks like boat loads of RGB) x299 mobos will be on par with the price of the i5 X if not more. Talk about stupid. 

that i57640X seems really really silly. 

The 4C/4T CPU makes NO sense whatsoever TBH

FIFY

Very likely  Since Skylake-X was a 12 core die before the launch of Threadripper

That's Epyc

Sooo dual socket board, 64c/128t in a single machine? That kinda density will be awesome.

I see a Holy $h!t episode in our future haha

Original source: http://wccftech.com/amd-unveils-epyc-cpus-32-cores-64-threads-datacenter/
 
AMD unveiled the new EPYC datacenter CPU based on AMD Naples silicon. Up to 32 cores with 64 threads. 
A highly scalable, 32-core System on Chip (SoC) design, with support for two high-performance threads per core Industry-leading memory bandwidth, with 8-channels of memory per “Naples” device. In a 2-socket server, support for up to 32 DIMMS of DDR4 on 16 memory channels, delivering up to 4 terabytes of total memory capacity. The processor is a complete SoC with fully integrated, high-speed I/O supporting 128 lanes of PCIe 3, negating the need for a separate chipset A highly-optimized cache structure for high-performance, energy efficient compute AMD Infinity Fabric coherent interconnect for two “Naples” CPUs in a 2-socket system Dedicated security hardware Personally excited to see how the infinity fabric coherent interconnect will help the systems performance.