Excited for Ryzen or not

[App4that]

6 minutes ago, rjfaber91 said:

Now I'm curious what the other six are...  

 

I'm afraid to say I did, yes. Then again, I'm coming from a Phenom II, so regardless of what post-launch benchmarks might conclude, Ryzen will represent a major improvement for me either way. In that knowledge, I was fine with preordering, even though I ordinarily would be very cautious with that just like you are.

Fine, I find your explanation acceptable. 

 

1-Pre ordering hardware

2-GPU specific exclusive games

3-RGB gaming glasses

4-30fps being "fine"

5-Demos you have to buy

6-A return to physical media

7-Half Life 3

[rjfaber91]

1 minute ago, App4that said:

Fine, I find your explanation acceptable. 

 

1-Pre ordering hardware

2-GPU specific exclusive games

3-RGB gaming glasses

4-30fps being "fine"

5-Demos you have to buy

6-A return to phisical media

7-Half Life 3

Ah yes, could have probably guessed that seventh one. Sadly, points 5 and 6 are already somewhat true, and I suspect 2 isn't far off either, much as I'd hate that.

[MoonlightSylv]

7 hours ago, nobiggieBIG said:

I was hoping for a cheap $150 cpu, and they are all around $400. Not affordable.

Those are the R7 CPUs, the R3 and R5s will be cheaper.

[DragonTamer1]

I'm excited but I just finished my upgrade to a Xeon and while I would love to build a Ryzen/AMD build, it's not in the budget right now (also my mother would skin me alive for building another computer).