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    Thanks WoodenMarker. Yeah I did a bit of digging earlier and comparision and seemed that (well I found slightly different, but same) one. Many thanks!
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    Yeah I know, that's why I switched it up! It is a ex-display item from a local store but they keep their display items in glass displays so not been messed with. Plus full warranty with it still too. Coming tomorrow as they are not allowed to do collections!
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    I have a Cryorig A80 but bought it before they started bundling it with AM4 brackets, but I've just purchased a R7 3800x and Gigabyte X570 Gaming X motherboard to upgrade my system (from i5 4690k). I've contacted Cryorig who tell me to purchase it from Overclockers UK, who don't have stock and after speaking to them today, also do not know when they can get more in stock (surely these are from cryorig anyway?!). Now I've seen one random person on Reddit state that Corsair's bracket kit fits on the Cryorig, so does anyone know if they do and if so which one (I'm assuming the H80i/H115i one). Or even better if someone knows where I can source a Cryorig one that would be even better. But I've tried amazon, ebay, etc and no luck.
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    Thanks I was about to order the prime p but managed to get a gigabyte gaming x for under £100! So went with that.
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    Thanks looks to that prime p out of those is the better reviewed, all rounder and slightly cheaper than some.
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    Hi all, I am just upgrading my PC. Current: i5-4690k Asus X97 Pro Gamer 16gb DDR Upgrade: R7 3800x 16gb DDR4 2400 (yeah, yeah I know it is slow, but I am not paying for it so will suffice for now) But I am uncertain by motherboard, ideally I believe I should wait a month of so for B550 boards...but I'll be honest, I have the CPU already and I am impatient... Thus to future proof I believe best to go with X570 so in future I can upgrade the CPU to newer ones. So I already know I probably won't maximise the usage of X570 but is the only current future proofing option today. Question I need help with...what board should I go for? From the above it seems something in Tier C - would this be about right? It will be cooled (when I can source a AM4 bracket set) by a Cryorig A80. So far I've found the Gigabyte X570 Gaming-X or UD for £170
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