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Budget in price, mainstream in aspiration.
Intel- or AMD-powered, your choice.
Gigabyte's only entry into the X399 chipset motherboard market sports some outrageous RGB LED lighting, Wi-Fi and three heatsink-cooled M.2 slots.
MSI aims at the £300 mark with its first Threadripper motherboard, which sports Wi-Fi, M.2 heatsinks, and RGB lighting
Packs in RGB lighting, too.
Bug fixes and Nvidia tweaks, too.
Gigabyte beats MSI and Asus to market with a mini-ITX AM4 motherboard, but can you really build an eight-core Ryzen 7 PC with it?
Desktops due 'in the coming weeks'.
8c/16t part for $549; Sep 25th availability for NVMe RAID booting.
Offers up to 18c/36t to fight off Threadripper.
If six-core Intel CPUs do appear in 2017, what impact will this have on AMD and the CPU market as a whole?
APU and GPU buyers, too.
Asus' flagship Threadripper motherboard looks fantastic, has every feature you could want, but will set you back £500.
Still no official announcement, though.
Finally, Vega lands. We test out AMD's answers to the GTX 1080 and GTX 1070.
AMD shows its high end desktop hand, but can it compete with Intel?
Is AMD's cheapest Ryzen CPU cheap and nasty or a bargain, overclockable quad-core?
Based on existing designs.
RX Vega 64 for $499, RX Vega 56 for $399.
16-core 1950X $999; 12-core 1920X $799; eight-core 1900X $549.
$59, though.
Do AMD's Ryzen 3 budget busters trounce Intel, or should you opt for a Ryzen 5 instead?
New features include Enhanced Sync, improving on V-Sync for all screens.
Investors positive, though.
October 14 2021 | 15:04