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What do you think of the new Zen Cpu and kabylake?

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Zen seems promising and I haven't been very interested in Kabylake and I'd suggest just waiting for the full information such as prices and benchmarks.

Give your honest opinion and tell if you want to upgrade to either of these when they release.

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fuck windows 10

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I am totally fine with my i5 4460

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1 minute ago, MograineLefay said:

Until we get prices and performance benchmarks done, the answer is "i don't know".

yup guessing is not good we will have to wait i am hoping for zen to be awesome lets hype it lives up to the hype. 

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1 minute ago, imPixelTV said:

fuck windows 10

Windows 10? Dude why? There is no need for trolls. This is asking about cpus, not OS's.

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Zen seems promising and I haven't been very interested in Kabylake and I'd suggest just waiting for the full information such as prices and benchmarks.

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Just now, Joseph Hartness said:

Windows 10? Dude why? There is no need for trolls. This is asking about cpus, not OS's.

caues kaby lake only support win10 iirc

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1 minute ago, Joseph Hartness said:

Windows 10? Dude why? There is no need for trolls. This is asking about cpus, not OS's.

Trolling? LMFAO. Anyway, Zen/KL will only support windows 10.

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1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

caues kaby lake only support win10 iirc

Proof?

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Few factors. Am I? Eh, no. I'll just get a 6700k unless Ryzen blows it away, I'll sell my 6700k and Extreme4 for a AM4 setup but otherwise probably not.

How do I think Ryzen will do? Very good, they have no choice but for it to do good. It might not destroy skylake but keep in mind, Zen wasn't meant to do that. Zen was just meant to close the gap that is between them and Intel right now. Zen+ is meant to be the CPU Lineup that AMD is developing to beat Intel. I feel like things like the SR7 at 8c/16t even if it is 5% slower then a 6900k, if it is $400-$800 then who tf cares, you'll be saving yourself $100s. ( I made such a wide price range since I don't think any confirmed prices have been set but rumors of $400-$800 have been speculated )

 

 

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1 minute ago, Joseph Hartness said:

Proof?

 

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1 minute ago, imPixelTV said:

Trolling? LMFAO. Anyway, Zen/KL will only support windows 10.

To be honest i love both windows 10 and linux. I really don't understand why people hate it so much. Besides the "Spying" which the government does anyways.

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1 minute ago, Joseph Hartness said:

To be honest i love both windows 10 and linux. I really don't understand why people hate it so much. Besides the "Spying" which the government does anyways.

windows 10 is ugly, the start menu isn't usable, it's slow, it's unstable, only a few of my programs work w it and it doesn't work well with my hardware. they released it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too early, like vista. the difference being, is that vista actually looked nice.

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2 minutes ago, imPixelTV said:

windows 10 is ugly, the start menu isn't usable, it's slow, it's unstable, only a few of my programs work w it and it doesn't work well with my hardware. they released it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too early, like vista. the difference being, is that vista actually looked nice.

Don't know why your having trouble, I can run windows 10 on my laptop with no problems. And its specs are lower than yours.

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1 minute ago, Joseph Hartness said:

 

Don't know why your having trouble, I can run windows 10 on my laptop with no problems. And its specs are lower than yours.

It wouldn't even install on my laptop. I tried it, and lost data in the process. I'll be putting off the """"upgrade"""" for as long as possible.

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Just now, imPixelTV said:

It wouldn't even install on my laptop. I tried it, and lost data in the process. I'll be putting off the """"upgrade"""" for as long as possible.

Its not an upgrade its an option. If you want to stick with windows 7 or below or linux no one is forcing you to upgrade. Again, a pc is a pc and in the end its just a bunch of components working together, so i wouldn't see any problem in any OS that are out for consumers, whether free or paid.

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1 minute ago, Joseph Hartness said:

Its not an upgrade its an option. If you want to stick with windows 7 or below or linux no one is forcing you to upgrade. Again, a pc is a pc and in the end its just a bunch of components working together, so i wouldn't see any problem in any OS that are out for consumers, whether free or paid.

....................i didnt say i was being forced to upgrade......................

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5 minutes ago, Joseph Hartness said:

To be honest i love both windows 10 and linux. I really don't understand why people hate it so much. Besides the "Spying" which the government does anyways.

My biggest concern with Windows 10 are the updates to be honest. As we've seen in the anniversary update Microsoft can just change your settings with updates. I also think that major updates like this over a long period (or not so long) might make problems. For me the simple fact that they have stuff in place that "spies" on you is enough for me to never update my Desktop though since I have it on my laptop and I see processes in the background running that I don't know what they do and Microsoft can just add those as they see fit which could also lead to more and more processing demand forcing the user having to upgrade their hardware just to be able to run the OS. Just my thoughts though.

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7 minutes ago, imPixelTV said:

I'll be putting off the """"upgrade"""" for as long as possible.

I was just saying that because of this specific part.

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2 minutes ago, intelCore said:

My biggest concern with Windows 10 are the updates to be honest. As we've seen in the anniversary update Microsoft can just change your settings with updates. I also think that major updates like this over a long period (or not so long) might make problems. For me the simple fact that they have stuff in place that "spies" on you is enough for me to never update my Desktop though since I have it on my laptop and I see processes in the background running that I don't know what they do and Microsoft can just add those as they see fit which could also lead to more and more processing demand forcing the user having to upgrade their hardware just to be able to run the OS. Just my thoughts though.

Get more ram lol jk.

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1 minute ago, Joseph Hartness said:

I was just saying that because of this specific part.

where did i say i was being forced to get windows 10? :/

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I guess you can go for Zen if you want 6 or 8 cores but Kaby or Zen in quad-core form is hard to say right now... :S

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2 minutes ago, imPixelTV said:

where did i say i was being forced to get windows 10? :/

Your were putting off the """upgrade""" meaning that you didn't want to be forced into or anything of that nature.

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7 minutes ago, Nena360 said:

I guess you can go for Zen if you want 6 or 8 cores but Kaby or Zen in quad-core form is hard to say right now... :S

I love how your the first woman to reply on any of my topics. Thank you for making my day. Usually i just get guys replying, just nice to hear from a girls perspective, and it is very hard to say right now because without any full specification we won't know which yields more price/performance. Which i am sure amd will get the trophy in this area as they are more budget friendly.

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