DbJack72

It's basically your wish as if you think you can wait, you should wait but if you want to join the PC Master Race right now then Pascal Series Cards are not a bad choice too. Although If you want to buy the next generation of nVidia cards desperately then you would be better served by Used Cards for a Standby purpose.

There Can Be Two Endings Relatable To Your Query. Either The Prices Of The Pascal Architecture Cards Will Drastically Go Down ( Probably Due To Extreme Marketing Of Their Next Architecture Or Just Trying To Get The Stocks Over Quickly Of The Older Generation Cards.) Or The Prices Will Just Drop A Little Or Stay The Same( Due To People Being Confused By Their Naming Scheme Ofcourse ? Or Literally Little To No Advertisement of Their New Cards.).

Are You An Asus Fanboy Because You Does Seem Like One.

Totally Agreed With Your Sir.

Actually No, I Had This Account From A While Ago. Saw You Post And Ofcourse I Was Surfing The Forums From This Account So Just Replied To Your Post With This Account Only. And As Far As My Knowledge Goes, The MSI B450M Mortar Titanium Has Seven Phases Running At An 4+3 Configuration. There Is A Post By AnandTech Which Mentions The Same Exact Thing. When It Comes To Buying an Expensive Motherboard, I Would Say Go Ahead Cause Motherboards Especially Now Adays Last A Pretty Nice Amount Of Time.

If This Was Me, I Would Probably Got Away With The MSI Mortar B450M Titanium Motherboard As The Other Competitor That You Have Listed (The Asus TUF B450M Plus Gaming) Does Not Retain Any Of The "TUF" Speciality That Asus Has Been Bagging About Lately. And Yes I Am, As Always A Little Biased Toward That White,Non-Gamery Look Of That MSI's Motherboard. So, The Conclusion Is That You Should Probably Go With The MSI Mortar B450M Titanium Motherboard Unless And Until You Want The Brand Name Of ASUS On Your Freaking Motherboard.