Exactly, also the unavailability of B series chipset means high motherboard prices also. And idea when the B450/470 chipset will launch.Was planning to but ain't buying it with prices so inflated for the 2700x in India.
Not anytime soon is what I hear. AMD has not committed any time frames as of now. I'm planning to replace my existing 1700 and move that into another machine.Exactly, also the unavailability of B series chipset means high motherboard prices also. And idea when the B450/470 chipset will launch.
Not anytime soon is what I hear. AMD has not committed any time frames as of now. I'm planning to replace my existing 1700 and move that into another machine.
Yep 2700X whenever prices get more realistic.Sticking with the Red team?
Yep 2700X whenever prices get more realistic.
8700k is useful only for pure 1080p gaming and avx2 heavy workloads. At 1440p and higher, differences with a single card are marginal. For everything else 2700x is faster.Can't make up my mind between these:
2700X/8700K/wait till CL Refresh
8700k is useful only for pure 1080p gaming and avx2 heavy workloads. At 1440p and higher, differences with a single card are marginal. For everything else 2700x is faster.
Intel is good for 1080P@144Hz Gaming. For 60 or 75Hz at 1080P, Ryzen would suffice.Still on 1080. Don't intend to go 1440 just yet. Not with other priorities.. so time for gaming is limited. Just need a solid all round 1080p rig.. mild video processing and home device streaming are the other uses