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Any downsides to Ryzen?

Andreas Lilja
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2 minutes ago, TVwazhere said:

Just trying to help

Except the part where you are wrong. I was never mad. You cannot detect tone of voice over text, so to assume I'm angry over " expletive words " is just simply silly. lmfao.

"Ryzen is doing really well in 1440p and 4K gaming when the applications are more graphics bound" - Dr. Lisa Su, 2017

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38 minutes ago, ybriK said:

We don't know anything yet, those leaks could be fake.  Ryzen could either be a game changer or become the next Fury X  - aka "Overclockers dream".

RIP Intel 2017

 

Come back when your done taking the piss!

 

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41 minutes ago, Gene Starwind said:

RIP Intel 2017

 

Come back when your done taking the piss!

 

Again, leaks are not a validated source. Not believing in anything till I see the real deal in 8 days.

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22 hours ago, killcomic said:

Let me look into my crystal ball.... I DON'T FUCKING KNOW. IT'S NOT OUT YET.

I thought maybe users who have had experiences with previously product launches could chip in. As in, have there been misleading benchmarks or price estimates in the past, either for CPUs or not. Because right now there's a lot of hype.

 

I only follow the industry casually.

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15 minutes ago, Raskolnikov said:

I thought maybe users who have had experiences with previously product launches could chip in. As in, have there been misleading benchmarks or price estimates in the past, either for CPUs or not. Because right now there's a lot of hype.

 

I only follow the industry casually.

Well, what I can tell you, and this goes for everything tech, never be an early adopter. Wait for reviews and user feedback. If everything goes fine, then jump in.

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- George Carlin (1937-2008)

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On 2/20/2017 at 0:42 AM, Raskolnikov said:

Besides the possibility that the specs / benchmarks or prices are far off? 

 

For gaming and everyday use. 

 

Was eyeing 7700k (with ROG Maximus IX Hero), now looking at 1700X (with ROG Crosshair VI Hero). 

 

Either for 1080 GTX. SLI considered in the future. 

 

 

 

 

The downside is that it is AMD :D

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30 minutes ago, KyleKyleKyle said:

The downside is that it is AMD :D

Another Massive Downside. :D 

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