CPU, GPU and PS5 shortage. It's just because I'm trying to upgrade.is there a cpu shortage bc i just took a look to see what the 1700x was going for and its boggling that amazon and newegg have it around $300+
Yeah, I'd noticed this too this past week. I think we just entered that weird limbo phase where most stock from the previous generations is running dry because all energy has been thrust into meeting the demand for the new processors. It's the best value CPUs that are the skinniest: those classically in the $100-$200 range. Right now the best value is the Ryzen 5 1600 AF aka Ryzen 5 1600 (12nm) for $149 via Amazon. This is just an R5-2600 with -100MHz clocks.is there a cpu shortage bc i just took a look to see what the 1700x was going for and its boggling that amazon and newegg have it around $300+
wow. thats kind of crazy. i guess 1700x is still in a good price range secondhand on ebay.Yeah, I'd noticed this too this past week. I think we just entered that weird limbo phase where most stock from the previous generations is running dry because all energy has been thrust into meeting the demand for the new processors. It's the best value CPUs that are the skinniest: those classically in the $100-$200 range. Right now the best value is the Ryzen 5 1600 AF aka Ryzen 5 1600 (12nm) for $149 via Amazon. This is just an R5-2600 with -100MHz clocks.
https://www.techspot.com/review/1977-amd-ryzen-1600-af/
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The upside has been alien-feeling sales on Intel's i7 and i9 CPUs. They've finally been forced to price humbly. This week there was a sale on the i7-10700KF for $289, an i9-10850K for $389, and an i9-9900K + MSI Z390 Gaming Plus ATX MoBo for $409.
There was a sale on the R5-3600 for $169 earlier this week, but it sold out 2min before the Redditor could even post it to the sales sub.
I think hardware in general is on limits right now. Been looking at RAM sticks and seeing everywhere:is there a cpu shortage bc i just took a look to see what the 1700x was going for and its boggling that amazon and newegg have it around $300+
how often do you guys upgrade the bigger parts of your setup? more importantly the mobo and cpu im still rocking a b350-f and just saw that theyre now on b550 and im like damn......if i wanted to upgrade the cpu from say 1700x to a, say 3600x, id have to upgrade to a newer mobo right?
how often do you guys upgrade the bigger parts of your setup? more importantly the mobo and cpu im still rocking a b350-f and just saw that theyre now on b550 and im like damn......if i wanted to upgrade the cpu from say 1700x to a, say 3600x, id have to upgrade to a newer mobo right?
You could upgrade to a Zen 2 CPU like the 3700X, but you could not upgrade to a Zen 3 CPU (ex. 5600X, 5800X).how often do you guys upgrade the bigger parts of your setup? more importantly the mobo and cpu im still rocking a b350-f and just saw that theyre now on b550 and im like damn......if i wanted to upgrade the cpu from say 1700x to a, say 3600x, id have to upgrade to a newer mobo right?
You could upgrade to a Zen 3 CPU like the 3700X, but you could not upgrade to a Zen 3 CPU (ex. 5600X, 5800X).
https://rog.asus.com/us/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b350-f-gaming-model/helpdesk_cpu/
The B550 chipset will support those Zen 3 CPUs, but it won't support Zen 3's successor. The X570 motherboards will.
no, the 3600 can run on that.
you should update the bios with the 1700x first, though.
When my computer no longer does the things I want it too. B350 & 3600x is compatible.
Yes, obviously that's a typo.the 3000 series is zen 2.
Send them in Trump, one last fuck you to the world before you leave:Lol
China too funny.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/12/340000-of-nvidia-rtx-3090-graphics-cards-were-stolen-in-china/?amp=1
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Grand theft GPU: $340,000 worth of RTX 3090s “fell off a truck” in China"