Nena Trinity

Hi I just wanna know if there is any list somewhere about the thinner variants of the 6600 XT?

Yes it does. (not massive room) Okay that is odd si CE I heard they demand it to use a gen4 X4 with a heatsink to prevent overheating since the PS5 does constant reading...

Normally I agree but Playstation demand a gen4 x4

Budget (including currency): 2TB SSD maximum. Country: Norway Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): Playstation 5. Mainly I wanna buy a 1TB or 2TB Gen 4 NVME SSD for the PS5, preferably something top quality. Did look up Crucial but they only have Gen 3 and no heatsink! So wait for Crucial to make one or should I maybe buy another brand? Considering the latest

If this uses standard parts it will probably be ok for a starter PC and upgrade it sometime in the future...

But there is also the fact zen4 is gonna be on 5nm which makes me feel like AMD may actually release a budget option for AM4 at the same time or just before the launch of AM5 and Zen4, AMD is painfully aware 5nm is probably more limited than 7nm so still pushing some 7nm might be wise. I would also be amazed if they make made Zen3D for AM5 as a "cheaper option" when it's made for DDR4 not DDR5 unless they changed it?

Well rumors has it DDR5 will be super costly this time around, if that is true AMD should release Zen 3D as a "cheaper" upgrade option than a new system with DDR5. I bet the 3D stacked CPU will cost more than its worth but it is probably maybe the more sane option if rumors around DDR5 is true?

True but they are gonna make all the next gen stuff DDR5 right? I mean if they do that then it will cost much more and Intel normally do boards that support both or a generation of chips that support both. AMD also has done boards that supports both before also so since this gen is a crossover ne then maybe Zen 3D will be the budget option?

Normally yes but the prototype they showed us was a regular Zen3 with upgrade so?

Even if it works with no BIOS update?

Since its a Zen3 chip with just more cache should it not work with AM4?

Why does it not support anything older? AFAIK the 900 series and 10-series is technically same except shrunken node so why would it not work with a GTX 970?

I would grab one if it had native Windows support rather than VM solutions...