As much as how much I'm surprised with the performance of Ryzen 3, low end parts will never gets the same amount of publicity of high-end Intel part outside of the tech enthusiast. It is good news for the manufacture to have the choice to support, and when to support. I'm guessing 6 months after Zen 3 release, so early adopters will have to get the X570 and B550 motherboards.

That's unrelated.

I vote for the 3600 at least since you are not going to edit video today. Many new games are taking advantage of 8 threads and you will feel less stuttering with the 3600 than the 4C4T i5. Ironically unlike what EBBattlefield said, both Battlefield 1 and Battlefield V plays much smoother on 8 thread compared to 4 thread i5.

Most reviewer said the X isn't worth the money for slight speed bump.

Okay I thought they will U-turn AFTER Ryzen 4000 is available in stores, this is earlier than expected. I'm still putting my chip that the new BIOS will only be out few months after new CPU are available. They need to let mobo maker sells stuff to those early adopters.

I'm also waiting for manufacture to put in Ryzen into their high end thin and light laptop chassis, and gaming laptop with 2070.

I don't think the 3900X price will be adjusted here like in the US right?

Ryzen mobile CPU and 5600M come to Dell G5 laptops in the US. For USD $1050 you get:
Ryzen 4600H 6c/12t
16GB RAM
256GB NVME SSD
RX 5600M
15" 1080p 144Hz VA Panel

The i7-10750H and RTX2060 alternative in Malaysia cost RM6k.

This post has been edited by edmund_yung: May 29 2020, 03:41 PM

Maybe 15 fps faster at Ultra... That game is GPU heavy.

Not forgetting a large group of PC gamer playing competitive FPS who will set the graphics visual as low as possible to get the max frame rate for their monitor and easy target spotting.

This is quite different from the "heavy" PS5 games which will crank their visual up just as much as they can and still maintain 60fps on 4k resolution.

My 2700X on Asus X470-i is over-reporting 124%
Which manufacture is under reporting again? MSI and Gigabyte?

Any idea when will the MSI B550 starts selling in Malaysia.

Good idea too, next upgrade will be DDR5, which the expensive X570 and B550 can't use anyway.

The Intel thread needs your input there~ it's so lonely and quiet, even after the 10th gen launched, which is unbelievable since the i5-10400 price is so competitive!

My 2700X with NH-C14 cooler is 84c (Tdie) and 94c (Tctl) while exporting video That's with PBO (PE Level 2)

Seem like they are the only one currently selling both ITX version of B550 and B450. All the MSI B450i have been sold out!

This post has been edited by edmund_yung: Jun 29 2020, 09:14 PM

the 2 digit code will blank out when everything is normal right? if not it's such an eye-sore for those nice RGB built.

Which game did you see a lot of difference? When I upgrade from Ivy Bridge i5 to 2700X, Battlefield see the most improvements.

About what the RTX 3000 series is doing with SSD, does the X570 PCIE 4.0 will have an edge over B550's implementation? I know it is WAY too early to ask, but maybe some of you got any idea.

Yes, that's what happen to all the previous series. Expect the 3600 to drop to 3300X price.

I'll opt for a B450 too unless the B550 is only RM100 price premium while having the same feature (Wifi, ALC1220 etc). Same as you, I don't think I'll need PCIE4 any time soon, and probably will replace the whole motherboard by the time I need it.

i5-10600KF $240
5600X $300
i7-10700KF $350
5800X $450

Intel is cheap!

Honestly Zen 3 currently doesn't look like replacement for Zen 2. Not until they release similarly priced 5600 and 5700 like current Zen 2. So if you want more performance, just pay more.

The 5600X and 5800X will be interesting because I assume all their cores will be in the same CCX.