Not worth getting b550 board anyway since it will be replaced by Zen 5 mobo.
The reason AMD gave due to bios size is kinda of bollocks cuz even x570 have 16mb bios chip

I guess so but if the reason is due to bios chip thing, mobo manufacturer can always say the bios is only for xx gen like they already did now (bristol ridge cpu not supported..etc).
Fingers crossed on that one, but based on HWUnboxed, AMD wouldnt give AGESA for Zen 3 unlike with Zen2 where selective BIOS update is available for older chipset.

IMO, true reason is manufacturer.

Although manufacturer can do anything they want, the manufacturers can also do whatever they want..... 
The last and most controversial incident like this was AMD's shitty 5600XT launch.

As original spec was designed to fight GTX1650, thus hardware was only required to perform as such, most manufacturers cheaped out and made the bare minimum to support that. Then AMD got sked and wanted to bios boost to fight gtX1650 Super with the same chip.
Even though GPU could fight, all other supporting components like VRM, RAM etc might not able to keep up to new performance requirements.
That lead to lots of big opps......

Spin that the other way around, which would reflect AMD's rationale on the motherboard supports     
CPU end, sked partners screw them
GPU end, screw partners over.

recommended cooler to replace wraith prism from 3700x? fan is loud and cpu run a tad too hot for my liking... budget around 200

Ryzen 5 4600H destroys Intel laptops.

https://youtu.be/XJy2cnHuhcY

LOL. Core i9-10900K is a space heater. Insanely hot and power hungry.

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-...900k-cpu-review

From my opinion:
Productivity - No
Gaming - Yes
Power consumption - No
Thermals - No
Price (includes aftermarket) - No

B550 won't be cheap like B450 though.

asus pricing 

ROG STRIX B550-E GAMING  $279 
ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING  $189
ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING (WI-FI) $209
ROG STRIX B550-I GAMING  $229
TUF GAMING B550-PLUS  $169

itx board thruuuu the roof as usual 

quite funny and laughed at the pics lol haha

Currently building a THREADRIPPER 3960X rig and surprisingly find bit difficult to find if AIO cooler that cover the size of TRX40 processor. Some mentioned support TR4 but will it fit TRX40 socket?

Currently I eyeing on below,
1. Enermax LIQTECH TR4 II 360 - Seems to be easier to get in Malaysia and recommended by some.
2. NOCTUA NH-U12S TR4-SP3 - Best Air cooling option
3. Wraith Ripper Cooler - Easiest to find local market here. Fancy looking

Will those cooler mention support TR4 work for TRX40 socket?

I've just got my new ryzen 3600 and this is my first time using AMD. Before this I'm using Intel so I'm bit clueless where exactly should I find the ryzen driver.
Because I googled 3600 driver it go straight to this link and I just see the ryzen master only on the driver tab. Is that the correct link for the driver?

he told me if 8gb RAM will reduce 6 gb RAM. that why he told me use i3. maybe he dont have stock for Ryzen 3 (with graphic card).

Thats normal. DDR = Double Data Rate. 1600 X2.

Yeah, Intel has been proven to be king of FPS, for 1080p only, extra 5 fps, with two to three figure of TDP increase, and the list goes on lol 
1080p is so old skool, if one crank up the resolution CPU will become less relevant, it will responsible for FPS smoothness instead.

today standard should be 4K by norm, Doom Eternal is one of the best example, AMD should be praised for the invention of Mantle and the Latter Vulkan, and poor man multicore,

i think min should be 6 to 8, more than that probably is more for streaming, raise the game priority to highest, and you might eliminate fps spike as well.
Microsoft os team is sleeping... the OS does not remember the program priority and needs a third party app. luckily i never paid any single cent for Win 10

I can play doom eternal 1440p with only 2 cores affinity but it had microstuttering. that's pretty annoying.
Currently i can only plays Doom series reboot in 2880p, the rest of the game will CTD or whole computer hangs lol

hye anyone using 3700x with stock cooler can share me the temp for idle and gaming.
just install this morning and while looking around for driver and setup everything, the max temp reach 70c [hwinfo, CPU Tctl/Tdie)]. but most time around 50-55cc. is this normal?
comes from i5 4th gen, usually idle around 40c only then gaming around 60-68c.

Expensive. What are you going to do with it?

Plan to upgrade my aged i5.
Is it, so Singapore here is expensive with $300.

For gaming because CPU usage is hitting 100% always. Bottleneck?