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So for someone who is already invested in X299, how smart would it be to switch everything over to TRX40?
X299 upgrade path allows up to the 10980XE but I haven't found one in stock yet. As for longevity, X299 might be at the end of the road. EOL soon? One more refresh? Who knows. I haven't found much information on whats next for X299.
Switching over to TRX40 would require a new motherboard and I would only be purchasing the 3960X. I don't see it going EOL anytime soon and you get PCIE 4.0 and Gen 4 NVME. Nothing to scream about but nice to have.
Honest thoughts and opinions welcome!
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My local micro center has the 10900X and 10920X. Last time I asked about the 10980XE they couldn't give me a direct answer to when it would be carried. At B&H most X299 cpus are back ordered and have been for awhile now.
You're right though and I agree with you. I just wanted someone else's opinion on it. Now speaking of that 7980XE, did you delid yours?
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Not sure what to do.
I spent the past 2 months messing around with different build configurations but got nowhere with it.
A. Re-build my X99 Rig with a 6950X (I already have multiple X99 motherboards sitting around/Cheapest 6950X is $779)
B. Build a 2700X build with a 1080Ti
C. Build a Z370 build with a 1080TiD. Possibly build a high end X299 build
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Z. Wait for the new 9th gen stuff and see how that plays out.
I'm not just gaming but also streaming, editing, using a daw, etc..
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Difference between the 1070 Ti and a 1080 is $60.
What do you guys think?
Is the the 1080 really worth the extra $60?
This is for an upcoming build.
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4.3Ghz, 1.475v, Memory 3333Mhz
Also, VRM temps for the M7 stayed around 50c-55c, thanks to the Cryorig A80 Hybrid AIO!
Link to compare: https://valid.x86.fr/9c4d7s
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I'm going to have to mess with overclocking later on tonight, as for cooling it seems like that the new ryzen chips are pretty temperature sensitive when it comes to XFR 2 and Precision Boost 2.
I've seen higher boosts under a 240mm aio, second highest was with the H7 Quad Lumi and lowest was with the wraith spire prism.
A 240 is more than enough if you want to go the aio route, well at least with my aio lol
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Here's the link if you want to compare.
My memory is a quad channel 3000Mhz kit, runs surprisingly good without issues. I'm using the "Profile 2" which is 2933 for XMP.