Did you check today's prices?




https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-ryzen-5-5600x/22.html

This post has been edited by TristanX: Mar 17 2021, 01:19 PM

Yeah totally not worth is at that price no matter how good is it. It's like spending for 3090 Quadro to play games.

10400F ftw.
Any idea what's the msrp for 11700k in SG?


This post has been edited by Bonchi: Mar 17 2021, 09:01 PM

Hi can i seek a suggestion here... can anyone advise what the most best value combination of intel i7 10th + mobo?.... im currently planning to setup my home lab that can support up to 128gb RAM if possible..

I think all z490 and b460 boards with 4 slots supports up to 128gb ram. Just getting it to 3200mhz and above might require a higher end board.

128GB? What kind of work are you going to do with it? Might need to consider platform with ECC ram to avoid memory errors if it is some sensitive work.

related to work...want to run few concurrent vm with "to be similar" as real production application...any advise what is more affordable one?

This post has been edited by stereobiru: Mar 18 2021, 12:00 AM

ok...i will look for it..tq for your input

asus ws boards

i go hedt WS x299 10980xe

hopefully intel can pump out enough chip for everyone by the time they hit the shelves.
Aiming to build a backup PC, just in case my Vega suddenly kaput, at least i still use my pc without bleeding my wallet to buy the overpriced gpu or bundle system

Still gaming sometimes, just not in my priority anymore.

Hopefully everyone become amd fan and all go fight for that limited piece of ryzen cake, so we can easily walk into the shop and ask for a roti intel.

Although i will feel bad for this 10400F hahaha. Getting replaced so soon despite having done nothing wrong... infact it has been serving as a really damn good cpu. Since ive even compromised so much for a shit cpu like ryzen 3600... maybe i should keep this 10400F a little longer.

that 11700F

if the bios allows all core using that single threaded boost

thats gonna be 2020 cpu of da year.

The ryzen issue really leaves a sour taste in your mouth, old cpu can always use as back up pc.
My primary interest in Intel is the new xe gpu, quicksync, while amd vce always lagging behind in terms of quality, also lacks of good apu makes it less viable for backup pc.

any reason why need to invest z490 or z590 board now? as it the last line socket 1200 support. moving next Aug-Nov announcing new gen proc.

or just go with B560 as for now. discuss this please.

Waiting for reviews and the scalper market price before I'm going to talk about it.

z490 and z590 mostly got to do with ports and connectivity.
B560 is quite similar to z590 but without multiplier overclocking

Note that some z490 has unofficial pcie gen4 support and dmi x8 when a rocketlake cpu is used.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Mar 18 2021, 03:20 PM

scalper grab which cpu u guess? 11700K? and dealer will hold which cpu? 11900?

with limit, or end of motherboard socket support, im sure they lost a lot if greedy.. yes im pretty sure.


B560 capable, full functional.. budget friendly..

and back again, any reason to invest on board z490 and z590 as end of final socket support?

it appear!!

Intel Core I5-11400F

Better wait for ebucket or lowyat shops.. now prices are quite marked up for early access.