Dehaka

What is going on? I thought they are supposed to get better performance/watt, but it looks to me the power increase % is the same as performance increase % for every new generation. Top end used to be 250w, then 2080ti 260w, 3090 350w, 4090 600w. I'm still running 1070 (150w) and it generates too much heat in my room, my country australia is very hot, I'm not going to turn on the 8kw aircon everyday just to play some game. I thought 4000 series was finally the time to upgrade, then I saw the 4090 power draw. Who will buy this crap? What happened to efficiency?

Keep spamming them with support requests

1070 is not enough for 1440p anymore, need 1080 at least.

Yes

https://www.gigabyte.com/au/Motherboard/GA-A320M-H-rev-11/support#support-cpu say right here supports it... im just worried about them not updating newly manufactured ones, but slottr answered my question.

Renoir, which is what you're talking about, will have a Vega-based iGPU and the Navi Media Engine. Launch is expected in H1 2020. The currently exposed benchmark check-ins have 12 CUs, but the design might be larger. We won't know until AMD announces it, which should be at CES 2020 in January.

having superficial standards is very dumb... unless this is the only standards u have, u should drop it. one of my friends has insanely high standards about personality (hes a decent looking guy got plenty of interest from good looking girls, but he wants intelligence/personality/exact same interests), he's still single.

was manchild wifebeater at first (im not a misogynist, just thought it was funny having a name the lowest rung of male hierarchy, which i am a bit)

If it is a system with a dGPU, definitely. 

If the label on the side is grey, it's 2017. Also, wattages of 450W, 550W and 650W will be 2017.

they said its 4 TIMES FASTER THAN X1X. x1x is around 1070 performance, so 4 times that is 2x 2080 ti performance, which i highly doubt. but will it at least be on par with 1 2080 ti for $499?